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Rosenkranz
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What was your process?
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There was an expansion of tests available in Asia, but not all centers will offer tests on all dates. It takes a bit of hunting to find the dates for a particular country.
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I also have experienced some burnout. Take a break to enjoy life and not think about LSAT. Then spend a day thinking about what you were doing wrong and then make an active plan not to repeat those mistakes. Try to have fun when you get back into…
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The core curriculum is a knowledge base. Taking the test is a skill. You must develop both. Wait a few times after taking your timed PT and then take it again, but practice skipping anything that you're not sure about. People talk about 20 (ques…
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If you're already consistently in the 170s, then you have enough time to stay in the 170s. Otherwise, consider taking more than two months to get there, if ever you do.
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I have been doing this awhile and feel like your issue is one of the last major issues that I have to conquer. It is very easy for me to get sucked into a question and not move forward. I have decided to go back to the beginning and practice with …
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Self-care is more important than any test, but that doesn't mean that one comes as the expense of the other. Take a break for a day and wade back into it. But also, please get enough sleep, enough socialization, enough food and enough exercise. N…
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Sorry if I repeat anything that FixedDice said, but 1) Don't worry about your starting diagnostic. If you took it during the holidays, you might have been stressed out or had other considerations. Also, if the 138 was really where you're startin…
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How much time do you have before your desired or a later acceptable admissions cycle? I will be doing March and June in the full understanding that I might not reach my full potential on the test by either date. I'd say it depends on your circumst…
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I humbly suggest not adding five minutes to the clock during timed sessions. I have been listening to the 7sage podcast, on which multiple high scorers have talked about aggressively skipping around to find the low hanging fruit that will ensure th…
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Wow! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!
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I initially viewed every wrong answer as impugning my intelligence. In time, you'll realize that that this is a skill. We all start with certain blind spots and getting problems wrong is just teaching you what your blind spots are. Recognition gi…
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We all choose incorrect answers. Mostly this is because we missed something in the stimulus, the stem or the questions. Yeah, I know that those are the only three places to look, but you should know that you're not alone by any stretch of the imagi…
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Thanks. I appreciate your response. I think that my explanation was shaky because my conception of the problem was shaky.
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It seems like common sense. I guess I needed someone to say it aloud. I can be common sense deficient sometimes! I appreciate the replies. I was quite high in missed Flaw/Descriptive problems and of secondary concern were SA and Weaken. I have …