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Post-CC breaking 170+, still not feeling comfortable with material?Hey guys, I just finished the CC, and my first two timed tests have been above a 170 (first one 173, and second one 176 with BR: 180), which is r…
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I don't think you need to re ... the material unless you still don't understand a particular question type during ... what you're doing and don't sacrifice the quality of your ... someone else may help you understand the questions in a ... -
How to improve speed on RC - HELP!!Anything helps. I feel incredibly slow. sometimes I read sentences twice because I feel like i missed something or because I could not focus the firs…
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"[reading faster won't] makes a big difference for ... RC because the passages aren't long enough for differences in ... ahead of the game. You don't need to speed up, you ... -
PT34.S2.Q14-- some people claim that every human discoveryHi everyone, So I was stuck between C and B in this question because while I definitely can see why C is right, I wasn't able to see why B did not…
Just because most people don't do something doesn't mean that others are not obliged to do it. It could still be worthy of consideration, and most people just don't understand that. Ya know -
LSAC: May LSAT-Flex (April Canceled)Announcement from LSAC: <ul> <li>The April LSAT is canceled</li> <li>Students can take the LSAT from their home computers in late May</li> </ul> …
Lol I wonder why they are so strict with allowing people pencils and not pens? It's not the biggest deal, I can go out and buy pencils, but I don't understand the purpose of only allowing No 2 pencils and not pens. -
Worried about wasting Practice LSAT'sHello, I am a sophomore in college who is new to the LSAT preparation scene. If I am correct, there are only 80 practice exams released that I cou…
... resources to discover that you don't understand a question type.
158 to 165+ jump (no time limit)Hope everyone is doing well! Not sure if this has been discussed but I notice certain patterns/trends that are helpful in making a jump from 140 to 1…
I recommend going through the core curriculum at least 3 times, untimed 160 on lsat means you understand the fundamentals, anything below that you don't understand the test yet.LR Skipping Strategy: What am I missing?I'm signed up for the July test, and my primary goals are drilling logic games and taking practice tests. After watching a 7Sage webinar on skipping,…
... faster than your ability allows. Don't sacrifice accuracy for speed. ... You can't miss fast enough.
... way through a question you don't understand kind of defeats the purpose ... skipping strategy. It shouldn't feel like you're rushing ...Just scored first 170, how do I get faster?Hey everyone, My studying began at the very end of last year. I just received my first 170, albeit with some extra time added on to the PT. When…
... detailed/slower review because I don't understand my mistakes-->accuracy/untimed ...Pls help! I do bad on psets ... should I move on or stay on that sectionI do bad toward the end of psets, but I don't know if I should continue with the curriculum or go over the entire pset/lesson again to see if I under…
Do it again, and do more questions of the same type! If you're doing badly its because there is something that you don't understand. Not sure if you're doing them timed but doing them untimed is more important imo, especially at first.English as a Second Language and Reading CompHi, I moved to the US 10 years ago when I was 18, and I started speaking English only then. Unsurprisingly, Reading Comp is my weakest section. Anyo…
... something that you couldn't understand under time, break it ... that you just couldn't understand at that moment. If ... Figure out why you didn't understand something under time. When ... expression that you don't understand, use the context to understand it. It ...
