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trushalpandhi922
Saturday, Aug 13 2016

@ I've watched half of it and it's been good so far. I hope by the end of it, I'm well equipped to tackle RC.

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trushalpandhi922
Wednesday, Oct 12 2016

Nutrition, Exercise, and Sleep are three key aspects when studying for the LSATs (well they certainly are for me). Everyone can tell you the benefits of eating right, getting the right amount of sleep, and exercising, but I feel that a bigger impact of these three things is the confidence it gives you. I was always active but when I started to study for the LSATs I stayed disciplined to the amount of sleep I got (7 hours minimum) and exercising a few times a week, while trying to eat proper meals, and from a first hand perspective, I can tell you that it has paid dividends. I have a high level of energy and focus while studying and I retain most of the information that I am studying.

That said I suggest that you just create a schedule for yourself, nothing to fancy. Just map out maybe 3-4 days a week when you will go to the gym or for a jog or maybe for just a stroll in the park. If possible I would stay away from alcohol and fast food (even though they are tempting!) Buy fruits to munch on if you get hungry and like they say always have a good breakfast! I understand that with multiple responsibilities everything may seem to add up but if you map everything out you will realize that it is not that much to take on.

When it comes to distractions you just have to stay on top of the things that you know will take your attention away from your studying. Social Media while studying is a big nono (I actually deactivated my accounts for the time being).

Finally, I would suggest that you just reward yourself periodically. Don't go to hard on yourself all the time. Treat yourself to an hour or two of netflix, go out for ice cream, or go to the mall with your friends. Getting your mind off of Reading Comp. and Logic Games here and there can be a big boost!

I hope this helped :)

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trushalpandhi922
Thursday, Aug 11 2016

@ @ @ @ @ I really appreciate everything you guys have said. I rather hear the truth that stings a little rather than living in a comforting lie. I have to take the September test (I received a scholarship which requires me to take this test) but I will continue to work hard with the December test in mind. I just feel that somehow the fundamentals of the test have not sunk in yet.

Also my strongest section is LG (getting close to none wrong) but RC is destroying me. Any suggestions?

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trushalpandhi922
Wednesday, Aug 10 2016

@.rizeq Yes, after drilling the different types of questions and after I take preptests.

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Wednesday, Aug 10 2016

trushalpandhi922

45 Days till test day and I need advice!

I want to start off by saying that 7sage has been a lifesaver and that I have seen my score jump from a 146 to a 157 in less than a month. However, there are 45 days left till the September LSAT and I am still only averaging around 157 on the past 4 preptests that I have taken. My goal is to break 170 come test day but I am a little confused about how I should spend the remaining month and a half.

1) Should I go through the curriculum all over again (it would probably take me 15 days)

or

2) Keep on taking preptests and drilling the different types of questions

or

3) Anything else!

I would appreciate any advice. Thanks!

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