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@ellajohannes1 said: Adriana- I'm literally in the exact same situation! I'm currently a full-time student and took the August LSAT after studying and scoring in the low 160s. I got a 160 on my LSAT, but like you, I feel like I am seeing no im…
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@"sebastian-1" said: You are going to do amazing on the exam don't be too stressed. My tip if you want to see a jump in scores is to 1) get used to working when you are tired and 2) being slow and methodical when analyzing your mistakes. …
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@Ilovecoffee420 said: I suggest taking a break from full practice tests and focusing more on drilling. That strategy helped me boost my score by 15 points. It’s also important to take breaks to avoid burnout. Make sure to review your wron…
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@legallygabe said: So for me, it's become gospel to take my time with every single question I encounter. It might sound simple, but it has done wonders for my progress. I stop after every sentence (or paragraph for RC) and put it into my own w…
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active reading!!!! went from consistently missing around 12 per section to 5 or less- simply by changing the way i was reading (as someone who has never liked reading). i saw a tip somewhere that essentially told me to trick myself into enjoying the…
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@ntrepanier5 said: @natalierib17 I'm not OP but I've been in a similar place. Best thing I ever did was take a week off. If you're planning on testing in August, a week off is still feasible, or pushing the test back. If you're testing later, …
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@jmria2121 said: yayyyyy that's amazing!!! so inspiring too thank you for sharing thank you so much!! so glad i could offer a little inspiration!
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@cpaigec2323 said: Amazing!! Im just staring my studying journey and this is very very inspiring!! Keep pushing but also be proud of yourself and reward yourself accordingly same goes for you!! it's a grueling process, but you can definitel…
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@lsatstudierrr said: Same, I went through 15 practice tests and my first one was 155 so I'm gitty atm. I'm a philosophy major too so hopefully we can both keep our majors standing again this upcoming LSAT. Good luck!!! ayeee love to hear it!…
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@"Legal.Lauren" said: Congratulations! That is a huge accomplishment! I just scored my highest today of 159 so I'm hoping that I will be headed that way myself! Good luck on the August test! omg good job!!! 160s are ready for ya, easy money …
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@zackarykrause said: congrats girl!!!! thank you !!!!
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@ntrepanier5 said: I'm late to the party, but I remember that 150s to 160s jump! Huge motivation boost and evidence that YOU'RE KILLING IT!!! THANK YOU!!!! i can't tell you how much this means to me. this exam had me in such a tweakfest unti…
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@"Carolina M" said: Congrats Adriana! I was wondering, what do you think was the best way you studied? In other words, what is your go-to study plan? @katelyn1353 being a philosophy major, i have a decent background in formal logic- so for …
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@lawboy65 said: congratulations! stay focused and keep going thank you !!!
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Same boat here! Wrong answer journals definitely help, but I also just feel like I won't be able to hit 160.
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It very much may be a timing issue, try starting out with untimed sections before moving up to entire practice tests consistently to try and narrow down the exact cause
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Thank you so much, > @"tinacioust-1" said: Hi! I also still struggle with 5 star questions, but I noticed a lot of improvement once I started doing (1) thorough wrong answer journaling, and (2) attending the LR in Action class. For the WAJ, i…
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@Bisceglia said: Have you tried taking an untimed section? Maybe you're just feeling the time pressure I have not! I know there is an option for unlimited time, but is it possible to hide the clock as well?
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I'm experiencing the same thing! I'm starting to think it may be more of a stamina/overthinking/carelessness issue as opposed to a fundamental issue. Let me know if you find anything that works
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They say to save the newer ones (PT80 and up) for when you want to simulate actual testing and sort of "temperature check" yourself in terms of how you would actually score. On the other hand, the rest of the tests should be used to really master th…