Hi guys,
So I've been studying on an off since last summer. I took the exam in February but deep down inside I knew that I was unprepared. This time around I've been studying a lot more. Bought books, took a prep course, and took a ton of PT's but for some reason I still cant raise my score. I know how to approach every type of problem when attack the questions one by one but for some reason I have trouble doing that when I am taking a full PT. Every PT I take i plateau at 148. When I BR'd or took a timed section Individually I went up as high as 164. Any tips on how to break through the plateau? Im taking my exam in December! thanks!
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Go through the 7Sage curriculum and treat it like a college class you know you're going to have a final for. Take notes, re-watch lessons you do not 100% understand, and do the problem sets. Memorize the things JY recommends (Conditional translations, valid/invalid argument forms, 19 common flaws, etc)
Also, I think consistency, good habits, and discipline are the MOST important things for LSAT prep. Set time aside every single day for prep and prep at the same time. I wake up extra early and do 2 hours before work and 2-4 hours after work, 6 days a week. It is a sacrifice worth making.
Also, I would watch ever webinar 7Sage offers. Hearing other 170s scorers tell their tales really is a treasure trove of great advice and inspiration -- we gotta stay motivated!