I've been feeling pretty discouraged lately with my LSAT studies. I cannot seem to improve my real score (mid 150s) despite my blind review being really good (usually 170+). I thought it was because of timing struggles but, for LR at least, my timing has gotten a lot better recently but my score still hasn't improved. RC is my hardest section for sure and that hasn't improved at all—both timing and accuracy wise. I've done the core curriculum, drills, reviewed, but nothing seems to help. Has anyone gone through something similar/have any tips that I may not have tried?
sydneybouwman
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sydneybouwman
Edited Tuesday, Jan 6
@GigaChad probably a bit... I've always had a hard time with tests. But I don't think I'm nervous enough that it would affect my score THAT much.
sydneybouwman
Wednesday, Aug 20, 2025
wouldn't "making up a tiny percentage" still change the mass? how would it be correct then?
sydneybouwman
Friday, Aug 15, 2025
I feel like the video explanations for questions in the lessons are way to long and include so much unnecessary info. It makes it hard to pay attention and distinguish between useful and fluff information.
holy this is a trick question. Is E not an assumption? Perception that they do not care does not necessarily = rude/patronizing, etc.? Like I understand why E could be correct, I just find it hard to believe that it is the best answer and that anyone would get it without some major analysis.