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Any ideas on when this will be updated for this year's cycle?
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About 15. I thought that a good number so I didn't burn out.
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if you took AP classes they should already show up on your undergrad transcript
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I read the newspaper. That way I could bring it into the test center and throw it out. Learning about the world felt productive enough to me
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Try an easy one!
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I generally watch the videos for questions I circled. Occasionally a couple where I didn't circle as well
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I find it's helping me to slow down as I get closer to the june test. At this point the bed has already been made. It's more about getting yourself mentally prepared to perform on test day rather than learning new material. So do whatever you need t…
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@"Cant Get Right" Wow what a detailed, awesome, helpful response! Love the picture. Thanks for all your help and comments. Love the idea of looking more into metacognition rather than just going for the hardest X type of questions. I think going ove…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I think it kinda depends on where you are in your studies. I’ve found that drilling by question type feels much more productive than it actually is. If you look at analytics and see that you’ve missed 21 out of the last…
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You might be able to get a perfect score on logic games along but for the entire test? Very unlikely. I'd set a more realistic goal
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In a similar spot and everyone here really eased some of my nerves. Thanks everyone!
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I started off at a 153 and have been averaging about a 170 after 8 months of studying! Just takes time. I did about 2 hours a day on weekdays
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I feel that. I'm always feeling like I'm never doing enough. However! Sometimes you can take that stress and anxiety and channel it into your work. If the stress is going to be there might as well make it useful. Stress doesn't have to be debilitati…
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Your method is good but do note that the more recent RCs are a bit harder and there's now a comparative passage that you won't get in the older tests
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Thanks for the heads up! Remember to cancel before the 6 weeks are up if you don't want to pay. Hopefully this will help my RC. The bane of my current existence
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@"Michael.Cinco" said: If I had 110 minutes to LR I would POE every question. Have a reason for eliminating EVERY wrong answer. Thanks for the input! That's what I do for LG and I've been averaging -0 or -1. Also, it's 70 minutes. 110 m…
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I haven't taken the real test yet (taking it in June) but it took me 6 months to get hit 170. Keep in mind that I'm still averaging about 169 on my last PTs and only got 170 once (have taken 5 PTs total). I used ultimate + and LSAT Trainer
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Well I wouldn't say it looks bad but it certainly doesn't look good
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I got it used for $10 off ebay (2015) edition and I thought it was great! Really helped my LR and RC. I skipped the LG portion because I thought 7Sage was enough
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If you still feel like a beginner after reading the bibles and the trainer you might think about adjusting how you read and study. For some those two books alone can be sufficient studying for the test.
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Well now I'm tempted to go out and get a Surface Go... Damn you Microsoft and your crafting marketing
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Couldn't imagine having to study while carrying a CHILD. Congrats!
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I'm not sure about the LR and RC but the logic games sections from older tests are still relevant and worth practicing
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For LR and RC I like to go through each AC and explain why it is right or wrong. I find putting it on "paper" makes it much more clear and sticks in my head
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You can take the July test. You'll either be given the digital or printed version. However, you do have the option of seeing your score before cancelling and you'll get a free re-take. Then you can re-take in September (all digital). If you have you…
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As much as possible ideally
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Has anyone heard anything on when LSAC means to provide more info on the type of software they'll be using? I'm looking forward to playing around with it to get used to it (not looking forward having to buy a tablet for it though).
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I personally took 3 months through the CC. I was in school and did about 12 hours a week. I think it's important to take your time and not rush anything. I don't do EVERY problem set in the CC. I don't want to burn out nor do I want to waste problem…
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It'll be at least a year until it hits the supreme court (which I presume it will). I think with the more conservative bench they'll get rid of affirmative action at least at the undergraduate level. Most likely that will translate to graduate schoo…
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Funny I'm the opposite. I love using printed sections so I can annotate the passages