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I have been thinking the same thing recently. What do you guys think of a reverse splitters chance at a school outside the T-14 ? As in a 25th LSAT and a 75th GPA ?
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I would definitely recommend taking at minimum your last 5-10 PT's at five sections. Going from four to five sections is a difference, at least in my opinion !
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"hard" passages *
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@"Mia Fairweather" Just to throw this out there, I am spending the next two weeks trying to improve solely my RC. I have tried countless methods in the past, but I am going back to both the CC and all previous RC passages and simply reading the pass…
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I am in the exact same scenario. Was PTing around 156-159 before September and probably got a 153-154 from a horrid RC and below average LG section. I am planning on just killing my weaknesses the next couple weeks and leaving about three weeks for …
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@JK_fish92 I feel the same way as yourself. My last 8-10 PT's I have been between -2 and -5 without deviation. On my LG I had 5 questions I didn't even get to. Probably went somewhere between -5 and -8 on it. May have been chance or even nerves but …
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Just to throw this out there, my proctor was literally using her cell phone (not even on silent ! you could hear each letter she was typing) and eating granola bars throughout the test. Not to mention she and the other proctor left on several occasi…
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Anyone have a clue which LR was experimental in the LR-RC-LR-LR-LG ?
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Unless I'm reading something wrong here, are you saying the reading section only had 25 questions ? I only had one RC on my exam and it had 27 questions.
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I had RC-LR-LR-LR-LG. After reading the first RC I literally was just thinking about how bad I hate the LSAC. LR wasn't bad in my opinion.
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Food for thought: the reason many people score several points lower on their official LSAT is they have never been in a "high pressure" situation and are not able to properly deal with the REAL pressure of the LSAT, one that seemingly isn't even pre…
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Unless I am wrong, don't most schools just look at the highest anyway ? Unless you are desiring to attend a T-14ish school I would think most schools would only look at your highest. I have a friend who scored a 154, then six months later scored a 1…
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I have done this multiple times on LG, sometimes the most singular and stupid mistake had caused me to miss several questions from the singular game ! I started taking 10-15 seconds per game to make sure I translated my rules correctly after writing…
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For what its worth, I am taking the September 2018 test next week and just took PT 82 a few days ago. I have taken every PT from 60-82 and this was actually tied for my lowest PT in that range. The RC destroyed me beyond belief ! Don't let it discou…
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I was very similar to yourself in the beginning, averaging anywhere from 12-18 correct. Somewhere between 14-16 was probably normal for myself. Several months later I'm sitting anywhere from 17-22 correct, probably averaging 18-19 correct per sectio…
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I had recently found that reading the passage slower allowed myself a greater comprehension of the authors point of view and opposing point of views which greatly improved my personally dreaded inference questions in RC. Great job though and keep im…
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I am in a very similar position as yourself and apparently as many other undergrad students ! I started studying in December 2017 (during winter break going into Spring 2018 semester) and planned on taking the June 2018 LSAT. I soon realized that wa…
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As I was in a very similar position as yourself not too long ago, the most important thing I would say is to not burn out ! I'm going into my senior year of undergrad and have been studying for the LSAT since December 2017. Between taking 15-16 cred…
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Thank you so much ! I really appreciate your insight and wisdom