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PT and Blind Reviews
Hello everyone,
I am a complete novice to this journey. I recently started visiting law schools and was told a strong LSAT can curb my low undergrad GPA. (I graduated in 2013, my professional experience will be important in my application)
Can someone explain some of the words, abbreviations or acronyms I see related to taking practice tests.
What is a "blind review"? Are there other types of reviews you can do?
I have scheduled my self for my diagnostic test June 3 , any tips? Did you use an app to time yourself during the test? Is it best I I take the test at home? Or in a library to mimic test conditions?
Thank you all in advance!
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The blind review is explained here:
https://7sage.com/the-blind-review-how-to-correctly-prep-for-lsat-part-1/
I would not worry about it too much for the diagnostic. You can use 7sage's proctor app for timing or you can download the audio file here: https://7sage.com/free-lsat-prep-tools/
Just take the test where ever is convenient for you. For the diagnostic, it's not hugely important that you get a precise environment (but do be honest with timing). It's just to figure out a starting point and to track your progress.
Good luck!
Hey,
Welcome to you LSAT journey. I think you are asking a lot of great questions.Any answer that I might provide to explain what Blind Review is would not be as comprehensive as what is already said in the videos on 7sage curriculum. I have a added a link below for your convenience. It's a series of videos so make sure you click next.
https://7sage.com/lesson/the-blind-review-is-a-habit/
As far as tips for diagnostic goes, the only thing I can tell you is don't let a diagnostic (low or high) determine what you can score if you study well or how much effort you need to put in this. A diagnostic is just a reference point to help you see how far you have come not how far you can go.
After you are done with your diagnostic I would first finish the core curriculum which can take awhile. I would really spend a good amount of time here and finish this before even starting to take any practice tests. Don't burn tests till you are ready to test what you have learned in a systematic manner after the curriculum. Hence, you would not need to blind review a PT till much later because you shouldn't be taking practice tests till after you are done studying.
I hope this helps. Good luck. Definitely keep us updated and feel free to ask any questions.
Yes, a high LSAT can offset a lower GPA! So aim high!
Definitely write your diagnostic under strictly timed conditions. Use the 7Sage Proctor App:
I wouldn't take it in a library or some place to noisy to mimic conditions. The purpose a diagnostic test is to see where you're starting at. No need to add in variables like noise and uncessary distractions just yet. (although when you get to the PT phase of your prep, I recommending using the 7Sage proctor app's noise feature as well as taking in public places)
Check out these links to all the prep test tools you'll need: https://7sage.com/free-lsat-prep-tools/
You'll get access to the free diagnostic test June 2007 which is a great diagnostic PT to take. There are also bubble sheet available which you should use to simulate testing conditions.
Most importantly, be honest with yourself. Which mean no breaks except the 15 minutes after section 3. Circle any questions you don't get to.
Here is all you need to know on Blind Review: https://7sage.com/the-blind-review-how-to-correctly-prep-for-lsat-part-1/
If there is anymore LSAT-related jargon you don't know yet, let me know, and I'll be more happy to explain. After all, there is quite a lot of them
Wow you three are awesome. Thank you so much!! I didn't even realize the app had those features.
Well, I'll come back when I get stuck on something.
We're always here to help!
@Sami Hi Sami, now that I have taken a diagnostic test, you suggested I take the core curriculum. I just want to confirm I have to pay for one of the courses to be able to use this.
Sorry still a noob to all this.
Thank you!
Yes, you need to pay for a course to gain access to the Core Curriculum:
https://7sage.com/enroll/
@"Dillon A. Wright" Thank you! I will go and do that!
Best investment of your life!
Welcome !!
I truly believe so too! I want to be able to donate to 7Sage someday instead of donating to my college alma mater....
Dude, if I can get my goal score (177) I would absolute consider donating. Screw my Alma mater anyway. LOL 7Sage was a much better bargain. lol