Need Motivation

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  lemon_seltzer Member

  July 2021 60 karma

  You need to learn the core curriculum for each section then master them. Start off with LG, then RC, then move on to LR. Only move on to the next section when you see yourself getting 75% correct on your current section.
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  nomomnom Member

  July 2021 412 karma

  Don't feel disheartened, the LSAT is very learnable. It will only kill your spirits and discourage you only if you let it. Every weakness or blind spot is an opportunity for growth and getting better at the test. I know a low diagnostic can be discouraging, but you are still very early in and still have lots to learn. Take your time with learning the CC and don't rush it, do the CC's problem sets. Foolproof the PT1-35 LG bundle, and continue foolproofing even when you start PTing and until you take the LSAT. Start PTing when you are comfortable with individual timed sections and have foolproofed PT1-35 LGs. Always blind review every PT to extract the most out of them and keep a wrong answer journal for each PT and timed section.
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  puneetmotiwala Member

  July 2021 103 karma

  dude the LSAT sucks ass. But I feel you. My diagnostic was a 143 and I just scored a 160. Get a good grasp of the foundational logic. I would start practicing LG --> LR --> RC. Logic games helps build an immensely strong foundation. I was in the same boat as you and it discouraged the hell outta me, but you gotta grind for things that are worth it. Just keep going and make sure you know why you got answers right or wrong! good luck