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Need a realistic perspectiveMy diagnostic score was a 153. I plan to take the LSAT in January which gives me roughly 6 months. I plan to study 1-2 hours every day 5 days a week …
... give you an idea of how much time you plan to spend doing ... what, how many PTs you can do ... out will help you understand how much time you can allocate to different ... -
October 3 LSAT-Flex (US, Canada, and International)Announcement from LSAC: <ul> <li>The October 3 LSAT (USA, Canada) and October 4 -10 LSAT (International) will be Flex</li> <li>LSAT-Flex will be a…
Does the time show up at the top corner of the testing browser, just like in lawhub? Or would you need to use a wristwatch to track how much time has passed? -
Help...can't figure out where I am going wrong...I have recently been taking PT's 80-87 and have been doing poorly on my LR. But when I do BR, I am at -1 or -2, and I fully understand and choose the…
I think that the hardest questions in the 80's test ... have only initially unappealing answers for hard questions and you have to figure ... tests are the opposite for the hardest questions. They give several good ... 's rather than 80's for the Flex. So while a ... -
[Ended] Free Tutoring Sessions: LR Skipping Strategy with PT40 LR1, Saturday, Nov 28th 7pm ESTHi 7sagers! In this session we will be covering LR Skipping Strategy. It will be Saturday, November 28th at 7pm EST. I have gone through the …
Hi @Ahmadinejad! Yes, please take the timed section beforehand and bring your score breakdown with how much time you spent per question. -
My Guide to Reading Comprehension Part 1 (Long-ish Post)Hi 7sagers! Given that several people expressed interest in my RC methodology, here is the basic outline of my approach for the Reading Comprehen…
This is so helpful. It is jarring to look at the clock and see how much time I’ve spent reading. Good to see your results showing your method worked! -
My Guide to Reading Comprehension Part 1 (Long-ish Post)Hi 7sagers! Given that several people expressed interest in my RC methodology, here is the basic outline of my approach for the Reading Comprehen…
... minutes in order to have time for the questions. I had to actually ... myself permission to take the time that I needed to ... practically an eternity in LSAT time. However, this actually made ... cut down on the time spent on questions.
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Tips for attention to detail?Seems that this is my biggest weakness when I look back on why I'm missing questions on LR and RC. I'm really struggling to fully process the argumen…
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PT Improvement in two months?Just started taking my first PTs since the diagnostic and am trying to prepare for the Feb LSAT. How much improvement do people usually see on the PT…
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Starting with last questions first during LR sectionsAnyone have thoughts on if it would be more beneficial to start with the last questions of LR and then go the first when taking practice tests since …
... You will waste so much time on these questions. I try and ... get the first 10 questions done quickly and confidently. ... and have all that time is to your advantage. ... have a bunch of time and are less likely ... to the tougher questions that appear later on. -
Reasons the LSAT FLEX is harder than the original, five-section testThe remote version was harder for me because: 1. RC makes up a larger portion; not only did I do significantly better on LR, my 2nd LR was almost …
Personally I prefer not to have to worry about bubbling. I also find the digital interface much quicker for identifying questions to hit in subsequent rounds. I do wish you could see what answers you picked for the rest of the section. -
Reasons the LSAT FLEX is harder than the original, five-section testThe remote version was harder for me because: 1. RC makes up a larger portion; not only did I do significantly better on LR, my 2nd LR was almost …
... find the digital interface much quicker for identifying questions to hit in subsequent ... see what answers you picked for the rest of the section ... -
Stuck in the 140'sStuck in the 140's, I've been studying non-stop and I feel like my efforts are in vain since I'm not making any progress. Mostly struggling in RC an…
... -22 on the LG section for my diagnostic. It was pretty ... right way will save SO much time.
For RC, the method JY ... feasible. I read the WSJ for at least an hour a ... -
How to bridge BR and actual score for LR?Hi, I've recently started doing the newer pts between 70-80 and seen a significant drop in my LR score which I can probably fix through pt exposur…
... to time management. Set up a clear time strategy that works for ... you. I usually aim for first ... it leaves just enough time.
For most questions, I read the ... looking for so a quick skim is good enough. If time ... -
LSAT Score TrendsI have score 162 and 167 on my first two LSATs. I am aiming for a 170 but have never scored over a 166 on PTs. Would it hurt me (for admissions purpo…
... then I would wait for the June exam if ... most linear return on time for more questions correct. If I were ... but under their policy for retakes it says that ... not the best option for someone starting the LSAT ... was not well prepared for the first times taking ... -
Internship/ LSATHello everyone. My original plan for the summer was to study throughout the summer and take the LSAT in August. I have not really been studying, so I…
I’d suggest doing a diagnostic test before making any decisions - then you’ll know where you are, and you’ll even get a sense of how much time might be required to get you to your goal. -
Should I RescheduleI've been working in court full time and recently moved into a new apartment. I've had times when I had to work past normal working hours. Things a…
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Should I RescheduleI've been working in court full time and recently moved into a new apartment. I've had times when I had to work past normal working hours. Things a…
... you are actually scoring and how much time and mental strength you have ... can do better with more time to study.
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balancing work/study..Those of you who have managed to study while working full time.. how long did it take you to reach your dream score? any tips/advice on time manageme…
... studying a week, depending on how much time I had. I went from ... , avg. 172/3) in that time. -
Getting out of a plateau?I was wondering if anyone had any advice on getting out of a plateau? Timed PT score is mid-high 150's, BR is usually low 160's. While I'm doing time…
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A person who got 180 told me he copied down RC passages with hand. Do you think it will help?Hello everyone, I met someone in South Korea who got 180 on the LSAT. He said he copied down four RC passages from each LSAT practice test with hand…
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To RC 165+ scorers, do you have any daily/routine drills or habit to keep up your reading levelHi, I am trying to balance my study for all three sections. Also I am noticing my RC score drop if I've not reading intensively for days. But since …
Thanks! May I ask how much time you all read material outside this test everyday? -
Help Comprehending StimulusHello everyone, I've noticed that one of my main problems (other than timing, which I hope will come with time - pun intended) is not understandin…
... difficult questions get easier on the second pass. More importantly, time you ... to other, easier questions!
YESS! very much against my instincts ... I am not spending too much time on such questions. -
Already feel defeatedHi everyone, I am new to the 7sage community and I am new to discussion posts. Everyone here sounds really encouraging so I decided to write on thi…
Not impossible!!! But be realistic about how long it will take to get there/how much time you're willing to put in. -
Possible to complete 7Sage curriculum in 2.5 months?I took the LSAT in 2018 and scored a 167. I plan to take a diagnostic test tomorrow to see where I stand now. If I score 160+ in my diagnostic test, …
It’s absolutely doable but it’s largely dependent on how much time you can devote to studies. If you have a lot of time on your hands, it’s possible. If you don’t, you’ll probably need to skip the areas you’re confident in. -
Study Scheduler v2Hi all, We just released a beta version of a **[new study scheduler](https://7sage.com/study-schedule-v2/)**. Try it out and let us know what you …
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151 --> 163 by January test?HELP! I am continuously scoring 151 on preptests, and my blind review score is 163. I have gone through all of PowerScore materials, all of 7Sage, an…
How much time do you spend reviewing wrong answer choices? My guess is not enough. You need to revisit wrong answer choices and spend a considerable amount of time reviewing your thought process and where you went wrong. -
Should I keep my score?I took the August LSAT and received a score back today lower than was hoped or expected. I’m registered for October as well and I know I can do so mu…
Me too, I know I can do better, and I want a higher score but school just started and I have a lot on my plate I don't even know how much time I will actually be able to put towards studying in just a month. Are you feeling similar? -
Retake for T14?I'm a non-URM with a 4.0 and a 172. PT average about the same with a few (recent) scores between 174 and 177. Is it worth taking again in November? M…
That is a great score. Northwestern will take it. My dream law school BTW!
I would like to know how you did it? could you please give some advice on how much time you put into getting the score you got? I will appreciate it. -
My 18-points-in-six-months increase story (and how you can do it while working full-time too!)Hey everybody! I wanted to share my 18-point increase story with you all and outline how I did it while working full time. I started studying for…
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- When reviewing LR questions, don’t just understand why ... fifth (E) on hard questions so that you go for it. Watch out ... It is a much better use of your time. My scores went ... -
Q&A With Sages LSATcantwin & Cant Get Right on how 2B successful while Working Full Time & StudyingHello everyone! A couple weeks ago I posted a discussion and many people thought it would be a great idea to have a thread dedicated to helpful t…
... do LG or study LR on the train ... ideal study schedule and how did that help ... our job free time is hard to come by. ... ease and these were questions I knew I ... blocks. I accounted for as much as I could. ... could have studied full time for a decade without changing ...
