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I feel this "high scoring bubble" will deflate since an experimental section is being added. But according to Spivey the medians of most schools will be increasing by a point or two for sure.
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Try doing a PT 6 days out and review it the next day. taking a 2 day break in the middle really helps. You can drill a hard RC passage, a few LR and a game or two the day before the test but try finishing it by afternoon and take the rest of the day…
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Congrats !
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@struggle said: @wheresthegabagool said: Podcast Summary: They believe every variant (with one exception) will be a curve of -8 The one exception is the combo of Orwell/Maple Trees LR + Newspaper LG which they believe wi…
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Its normal to assume the worst. Your mind tends to only recollect the questions you had a hard time with. I took the International flex in October and Instantly knew I bombed it. My tutor told me its a normal feeling that all her students have but t…
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@mkgreening3 said: ayee I'm retaking too, these international times are killer (6:30pm is gonna be hell). Good luck! Best of luck! Lemme us know how it goes
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Quit all your open apps(Not just close), Terminate all the stuff running in the background, Close all your browsers but the one you'll be taking the test on.
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Hey I scored in the early 160s in Oct but am now PTing around a 170. Id be happy to help
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@whatsmyname said: bruh, try games 60+. I thought i had the games down until I started doing 60s, 70s next. I want to get through all the sections before the Jan LSAT. The hard games become significantly harder. I don't know if its the novelty…
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If you're scoring in the 150s I definitely wouldn't recommend taking 2Pts a week. You should be concentrating on drilling your weak areas and solidifying your basics. Try taking a week off and trying doing only the basics for a week. This really hel…
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@hopefulling said: According to the LSAC, it's going to be only the 16th and 17th (lower test taker volume, don't need as many days). I don't think it's been announced yet. They usually do it around 3 weeks prior to test day.
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Hey. I live in India so the time difference should be alright. Id be interested!
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Interested!
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@clmf1008 said: Does anyone have any links with the actual confirmation? I emailed them and they responded with a confirmation
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@yushankuo33 LSAC confirmed that the scores they released by mistake are correct. The same was said my Dave Kiloran of Powerscore.
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@yushankuo33 Were the scores on par with your PT average? How did you find the curve?
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Correct me if I am wrong but if there is a loss of connection or any interruption we won't be losing time from the section this time right? @"Lawyer Looch" @"garbage.flood" Im so sorry you had this experience.
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@dudekc said: I am going to take the exam on the morning of the 8th. Just a general question: Does every person who takes the exam take the same exam? It seems to me from reading the comment threads that they may rearrange the order of the sec…
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I would recommend @lexxx745 for sure. He's taken the LSAT himself recently and can relate with your issues for sure
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I was having a bad run of scores on RC right before test day and luckily a friend recommended Albert. He could relate to all my problems and knew what exactly I had to change. He showed me how he approaches passages which made me realize the errors …
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I would highly encourage you to postpone and give yourself more time. You can improve a lot by finishing the full course. My scores started to increase after 1-2 months of taking practice sets after I finished the entire course.
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I can completely relate to this.I was in your place a few months ago. After a certain point untimed work does more bad than good (Like burning through prep tests) Make it a habit to do only timed drills and timed sections. You can always BR later an…
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The necessary assumption questions have gotten harder but there no other noticeable differences. I do 2 PTs a week usually one form the 50s and the other one from the 70s/80s and I found no major difference in difficulty. The inference questions on …
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@MCHAMP77 Hey! I'm interested. Im currently PTing between 163-165 and looking to make the jump before I take the test.
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I had a similar experience too. I got a 160(BR 167) on PT 36 and 167 (BR 171) on PT60. I found that the harder LR questions (16-24) were framed better which made them slightly easier than the older ones. Games were way harder back in the day so that…
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When I see the explanation I usually very surprised I dint get it right but yeah I feel the journal can be helpful!
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I don't think that's a good idea. The proctor will want to a government issued ID. If you were scheduled to test in the US but couldn't you'll still have a valid ID issued in the US. I don't think you can produce a foreign ID for what is essentially…