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... the common skills required by each test will be much easier to ... -
raw versus BR scoreI am currently studying for the October LSAT. I have taken about 7 full, timed practice tests. My highest score has been a 157. After taking each PT,…
... should stay fairly consistent from test to test barring extreme easiness or ... not been getting out of each test what you really need. Before ... -
Circling questions for BR during PTForgive me if this has been covered elsewhere. I have been at this since December and just finished taking my 14th PT. My BR scores are high (174+) b…
... . The LSAT is tough--celebrate each small win that you get ... for 95%+ of your answers (each test there mighttt be 1 or ... should really strive to support each and every one with the ... whole test, I used to use different color highlighters for each questionn ... -
Wow!In 2 out of my last 3 PT's, I have scored over 175... Unreal.... I would have never guessed I would do this in my wildest dreams. Thanks 7 sage and c…
... literally took 3 regular fresh test after retaking tests 65-71 ... ) but I literally thought of each test question from the perspective of ... scored a 163-167 after each and was blown away with ... study method I take a test, blind review and retake it ... -
Wild Fluctuations in ScoreSo I've been at this LSAT thing for a while. One aspect of test-taking I am really struggling with is consistency. On my last round of testing leadin…
Do you warm up before each test? Also, why are you taking ... the test at the same time if ... or even get to come test day. I have taken ... I have no idea what test day will be like or ... know that immediately before the test is necessarily the best ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
... signed up for the October test was because I didn' ... 've switched to the December test, per your advice now ... I make a copy of each test before I do it ... copies after I take the test and just go over ... I basically supposed to take each test twice, one timed and one ... -
BR Group: October 7th: Weds (PT61)<img src="http://sd.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/i/keep-calm-and-lets-get-to-work.png" > </center> <h1>WEDNESDAY, October 7th at 8PM ET: PT61</h1> <…
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Advice neededHi all, I just got back my Oct score yesterday, which turned out to be very disappointing157, 6 points below my average score, 163. I've never gotten…
... the individual lessons that each test presents is really valuable. ... PTs that you take. Each question you get wrong ... better sense for the test. Retakes make sure you ... />
With the December test a month away, it's ... then take the Feb test! If not, use all ... -
PT difficulty?This has probably already been hashed out somewhere, BUT, I can't find it, so... Is there somewhere on 7sage (or elsewhere) that ranks the difficu…
Difficulty of the PTs are designed to be roughly the same. Just take each test and hope the skills you learn from each carry over once you take the real one. Trying to find the easiest PTs is at best a time waster and at worst counterintuitive to progress. -
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... it in order to mimic test day, and in that sense ... having an extra section on each test. This is especially important in ... you cannibalize an earlier test and use each section as your fifth ... -
Scored 10 points lower than PT average on June test. How do I fix this?TL;DR : Looking for some insights with issues I apparently have with test day performance - PT'ing much higher than my score. First, a little bac…
... because I honestly think that each test is a battle for me ... someone so dedicated to this test sees wildly fluctuating scores too ... -
Logical Reasoning Breaking 20QHelp!! Can't do more than 16 LR Q with 80% accuracy. Tips?? I want to touch 20
... set small incremental goals each test. So next test try to reach 18 ... that benefit during the real test, so once you get to ... and compare answer choices to each other.
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Logical Reasoning Breaking 20QHelp!! Can't do more than 16 LR Q with 80% accuracy. Tips?? I want to touch 20
... set small incremental goals each test. So next test try to reach 18 ... -
How to get timed score to BR score? (BR mid-170s, timed plateau at 163)Hi all, This is similar to a post below so apologies if it's just askig for redundant advice. I did read that thread but thought I might post my o…
@Sheri123 LSAC has released 4 non-disclosed tests over the years. 3 of them are compiled in their Superprep book, each test titled A, B and C. A 4th test was recently released in Superprep2. -
LSAT recent trends in section difficultyIs it possible for the LSAT to have trends where exams are specifically designed to have harder LR or RC and then easier LG or vice versa at particul…
Within each test there has to be a ... .
Imagine they want each test to have difficulty of 100 ... or minus 2. Well then each section could have a difficulty ... LR and LG on one test and then the opposite on ... race between LSAC and the test prep companies. -
How do I increased my speed?I know speed comes with accuracy, but I am having trouble over 15 questions per LR section. I usually run out of time between 13-15 questions. I know…
... set small incremental goals each test. So next test try to reach 18 ... that benefit during the real test, so once you get to ... and compare answer choices to each other.
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How much time does BR take / what section specific strategies do you have ?for LR /LG and RC. I think I am not doing the BR as thoroughly as it should be done (not taking the time to eliminate all wrong answers etc ) My goal…
... time by taking the test and reviewing it. Don ... . Learn everything possible from each test you take. At no ... argument of BRing the entire test. As you progress, ... If you BR the entire test every time, I find ... this when BRing the entire test.
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There Is No "Limit" To How High You Can ScoreI constantly see people asking, "I got X score on my first diagnostic, how many points can I really improve?" but the truth is that there is no answe…
... pointed out so well, each test prep source has its own ... I sat for the test, I was seriously underprepared ... not based on true test taking conditions. Now I ... consider pushing back my scheduled test date (Feb 6) so ... think pushing back the test will only be worth ... -
How should I be studying?My question is this: Is the syllabus scaffolded in such a way for me to perform better on all parts of the test or should I be mixing in practice…
... areas of improvement are. After each test, BR and drill on some ... -
not seeing much improvement in PTsSo I started doing my PTs after finishing the core curriculum and while I initially saw some improvement (started with my diagnostic at 152, then sta…
... any circumstance measure improvement by "each test." Doing so would set you ... overnight, and certainly not after each test.
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not seeing much improvement in PTsSo I started doing my PTs after finishing the core curriculum and while I initially saw some improvement (started with my diagnostic at 152, then sta…
... set small incremental goals each test. So next test try to reach 18 ... that benefit during the real test, so once you get to ... and compare answer choices to each other.
Increasing speed ... -
PTing before finishing Core CurriculumI've seen in other discussions that this is not advisable. However, I have been studying for nearly a year and took the LSAT once before. Although I …
... you'll be completing each lesson, PTing each test, etc. You don't ... -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... answers that depend on where each test taker draws the line between ... -
Is PT 50 really easy?I took PT 50 last Sunday and got raw score of 62 but my actual score was 151. I did not feel it was particularly easier than other PTs. I used to get…
... to LSAT score differently for each test so that's not the ... the whole this was a test on which more people got ... -
September LSATHey guys, I am taking the September LSAT and after reading a good number of people saying how the June LSAT was easy to moderate I am getting nervou…
The curve normalizes each test so if your prep is on point then it really shouldn't matter. Now whether or not the difficulty plays to your strengths or not is impossible to know so don't worry about this and just keep prepping. -
Are Logic Games from PT's 1-16 representative?For anyone who has experience doing the games 1-16 - are these games representative of later games on the LSAT? If I am considering ponying up the m…
... "Fool-Proof Guide" on each game from each test really helped me out ... -
Scoring goes downI have no clue, why my score goes down, as I take more PTs. I took three so far, and the score went down as I took each one. Hoping it will improve i…
... doing a true BR of each test so you are learning from ... -
Postponing - How much damage did I do?Long story short, I started studying May 16th for the September LSAT. I went through the core curriculum (probably a little to fast) and have taken 1…
... /> When you take an old test how do you approach it ... /> When I take an old test, it’s important to force ... strategies without wasting a fresh test getting comfortable with them. So ... just so many levels within each test. In the beginning there are ... -
PrepTest questionOnce I complete the 7sage course, how often per eek should I take a preptest?
... to really BR and review each test.
Also, don't ... months before re-taking a test. Doing this allows you to ...
