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Real. Was practicing at 162-167 range and ended up scoring a 159. But I felt that the aug LSAT was not representative of what I had been taking. I mean for me the RC was mad difficult and there was so many MSS dense questions in the test and way too little conditional and the parallel reasoning was mad hard at the end. Brightside is we know what to expect going fowards and can adjust practice for that so dont give up, we will all get our dream scores one day :)
@J.Y.Ping No worries! Thank you so much for continuing to work on it :) And also just a personal thank you for helping me achieve so much on my LSAT journey so far. It feels legendary for you to comment on my post HAHA.
@ahsley with the old interface you can click on any section and within the review page and a dropdown would appear, allowing you to move to different sections with ease. Now, you have to click on the three dots on the far right side and change sections through that during review. Its a small change but is very confusing if you are not familiar with that and it took me like 30 minutes to find out how to do it.
I just call it cycling because I would move through sections in review and look at what I got incorrect first then correct lol. It just a random term I made up in my head.
I saw that some people could not select answers earlier but it seems to be fixed for me by logging in and logging out, and then also adjusting the line spacing and font sizes. But, my bigger issue is such dramatic changes before the test like the interface looks so dramatically different and on PT's we cannot cycle through sections anymore, you have to click the 3 dots on the side and then cycle to the section you want. I just feel a bit upset because the old 7sage was aesthetic (lol) and it takes a bit of time to adjust to how things are which is not ideal before a test. What are your guys thoughts? I know there has been a lot of controversy especially with no longer highlighting words for some RC questions.
It's easy to compare yourself because we all want to be in the same place but remember other peoples score has nothing to do with your intelligence, comparing yourself to others will only make the LSAT climb feel thousands if not millions of steps more difficult. I myself found that when I just simply focused on doing better than I did yesterday and stopped reading other peoples posts and progress I finally made progress myself.
It easy to envy people who are where we want to be, but we will reach there too one day :) When you read those posts just remember they too have struggled thousands of hours to get there, and we do not see that in their posts. Every aspect of this test can be learned. I hope this helps you out, you aren't stupid just learning one of the worlds hardest tests, but learn without comparing yourself to others, it takes a lot of pressure off yourself as well :)