In the process of striving for a 170+ (175 is my goal). Have been at this since May 2020. If I can add a few things. The LSAT will really test how much you want it. Every corner and hurdle will present its challenges. Sometimes the biggest challenge…
I am not the best but have improved recently. Best advice I have is engage with the passage. Like if the author says "but the observations in X dont do Y" ask yourself, "okay, how so?" or "elaborate please". As if you're having a conversation with t…
I would be down. Im scoring in the 150s and do about two PTs per week. Taking Jan and Feb. Doing PT 65 tomorrow and 67 on sunday, then so on. Would be awesome to also go over things that gave trouble. Email is i.mahm1898@gmail.com and feel free to m…
Ahhh you've come across the debate that every LSAT taker has in their heads. My advice is try both and see what you like better. I too read Loophole and liked the way Ellen lays everything out from strategy to CLIR, and so on. CLIR helped me tremend…
For Logic Games, yes. I tend to use old tests to drill by question type just because they're different than the current LSAT. Remember, almost all questions are at play on the next LSATs.
1-2 PTs per week max. Testing in November but will also in January. Personally, what is more important than actually doing a PT is knowing WHY you got answer choices wrong so that you're not doomed to repeat that same error.
To my knowledge I don't think there's a way to sort just correlation and causation. Correlation and causation are a subset of flaw questions. So try filtering by Flaw type questions, correlation and causation typically just show up. Hope this helped