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moorerob
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Hi all! I have been studying for the LSAT for a while, and recently switched from doing PT in the 50's to the 70's. Unfortunately, my scores dropped from 170-173 to mid 160's. My reading comp took the biggest hit. I used to miss 0-2 in reading comp, but it definitely got significantly harder. Feeling a little beaten down, does anyone have any advice on how to pick back up? I am missing about 7 per section now. I am thinking of maybe leaving the comparative passage for last? The questions definitely got a lot tougher in the more recent tests...
Any and all advice/personal experiences moving from older to newer tests is greatly appreciated!
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I’ve been trying to figure out a rc strategy mixing and matching to see what works , it’s very individual . See - http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/lsat-reading-comprehension-tips.html?m=1#tips I went through the sections take what you like from it , make sure you’re doing low res summaries (read for structure not content ) everyone is saying new rc is harder and I agree to some extent
@Ohnoeshalpme had a thread on this recently