I fell for that trap answer, now I feel silly.

Feels like sometimes the comment section explains the topic better than the videos, either way, thank you for the explanation and good luck on the lsat.

I got a 144 and got really depressed, i have a terrible gpa 3.24 too, but all the sudden I want to try even harder in February.

Let's do this, ill keep trying until i get the score I want.

What I noticed is that conclusions tend to be the author's opinions or beliefs, often mixed with indicator words. This seems like a really fast way to locate conclusions and separate them from premises.

I see it more as all the information I need is in the passage, no matter how ridiculous it may sound. When I start assuming, it feels like I'm drifting away from what the question is asking.

If you're able to study till Feb, and then take the test, just stay on track and you should be fine. I'm the same boat you.

Felt stressed out by the LSAT a month prior, pops helped me get trough, and made me realized that it's just a test. It's not the end of the world and just improve on the next test.