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very interested messaging ya!
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Given that your test is in two months, LG would be the best way to make the quickest gains as it's supposedly the most learnable and highly relevant to your score esp since you say it's your worst section. My RC used to fluctuate wildly from -8 to -…
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Hmmm I'm not sure but honestly October and November is one month apart, so realistically if ya wanna see how you do on Aug first before, then I would suggest November. Assuming there isn't any pressing/additional obligations and responsibilities for…
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Is there any reason for this anxiety? I've only taken the LSAT once, but calming down the nerves prior by walking, or meditating before you take the exam helped me out. If noise is the issue, perhaps you can look into doing the exam at a time or loc…
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If your test is coming this Tuesday, I would advise doing little to no studying the days leading up to the exam. You really should be as relaxed as possible before the exam and do things you enjoy or exercise. Avoid any additional stress onto of you…
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I'm not a 165 scorer but score in the low 160s and LR is my consistent section. If you're being seduced by attractive but very wrong answer choices, it could be that your stimulus read was not sufficient. Do you prephrase what the correct AC could b…
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I would recommend try keeping it in the head as a blob/ sequence of blobs rather than writing low res summaries in timed conditions. The goal of reading comprehension is not to remember or retain enough or every detail, but remembering through enoug…
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I know this might not sound the best to you, but if you're not scoring in your target range already (low 160s) or above target range, its not completely likely you can on the actual exam. It's not a completely closed possibility granted, but ideally…
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I'm so sorry you're feeling this way and I hope you remember to take care of yourself right now and for the rest of your LSAT journey. There will be highs but many many many lows. Please remember (and I know it's very very hard not to feel like this…
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Personally for me what worked in the past and now is redoing them blind without knowing the correct answer choice. I very rarely look back on my explanations or justifications for why the correct answer choice is right and the incorrect answers are …
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Hi there, please don't feel bad and I hope you're not beating yourself up too much over it. It is a skill performance test and some people start off higher and others lower, nothing wrong with that . Is there any possibility of postponing? I never t…
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msging you interested for sure!
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Do you use analytics? I'm not sure if it's the equivalent to foolproofing LR in the same sense, but I've been finding it really helpful going back through previous LR sections I did in the recent three months and reworking the logic and the reasonin…
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@LegallyBrunette21 kks I'll message you!
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Is this still happening hahah has a group been made? I am in Vancouver, have taken the June 2021 flex, and score anywhere from 156-163 on PTs with a blind review score in the 175-178 range. Trying again for November. If not, I can make one and if an…
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@agc438 I'm not sure relative to older tests hahah, but you might be right! There are a good amount of them. I'm also noticing more flaw and MSS questions in the 80s.
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It might be worth reviewing the core curriculum if Strengthening/Weakening Qs are a concern. Other than that, if you are blind reviewing in-depth, you're off to a great start! Are you keeping a wrong answer journal by any chance? Keeping an answer j…
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I completed my written section 2-3 weeks after the June 2021 flex. Was completely fine, they processed it and allowed me to see score the next day. I realize my situation may not be the the norm as they say it could take 1-3 weeks, but for me that w…
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interested! also in vancouver
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Don't feel disheartened, the LSAT is very learnable. It will only kill your spirits and discourage you only if you let it. Every weakness or blind spot is an opportunity for growth and getting better at the test. I know a low diagnostic can be disco…
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Thank you all for all the feedback, it's greatly appreciated and has given me some stuff to think about as I make my decision
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I agree that 156 is not a terrible score, but unfortunately with my GPA which tends to be 0.1-0.2 below most schools' medians, I will be out of the majority if not all schools' reach, except for maybe 1-2 schools if I apply with a 156. So I know it …
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Hi there, I used to struggle with flaw question types but what helped me was drilling those question types specifically (medium, harder, and hardest once you can anticipate and answer one-two star difficulty questions with ease), identifying/recogni…
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In both situations you can still cancel your score. The benefit of purchasing score preview is that you get to view your score before deciding whether or not to cancel
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Sent you a message!
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Hi I'm interested in joining too.
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I'll message you my email
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Hi I'm interested in joining, currently pting 161/162 average. open availability on weekdays
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Hi I'm scoring in the low 160s and shooting for 165+, would love to join the group. My email is vincciceee@gmail.com