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What to do after a PT and BR?I just finished my first PT after completing the core curriculum. I blind reviewed it and now I'm looking for advice on next steps, do I keep taking …
... the purpose of working under timed conditions.
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weakening questionsHello, everyone, I have been studying for the LSAT for about two weeks now, and I'm having a very, very hard time understanding weakening questions, …
... strengthening questions are common question types you hear people struggling ... questions, like all other question types, can be learned.< ... and engaging with other question types will naturally help ... the question type later, then you may want to create a drill ... -
Feeling discouraged- got -23 on logical reasoningSo I just finished the logical reasoning curriculum and decided to do just the times logical reasoning sections of a practice test. Just got -23 whic…
... there is an option to drill. What I do is start ... it’s just a specific question type you are missing and what ... -
Always choose wrong AC pf 2 ACs in LR...Please Help!I have noticed a pattern for a while where I often am down to two answer choices in LR and whenever this happens I typically choose the wrong answer …
... get -1/-2 on timed LR and -1/0 ... comes to down heavy conditional question, SA/PSA/Flaw, that ... "answer to an LR question is in the stimulus". ... to read the question stem, based on the question type, I categorize ... too much time on the question, getting it wrong, or ... -
Inconsistent LR ScoringI took the most recent pt and scored 22 correct on one LR section and only 9 correct on the other section. Throughout my LSAT studies, my score f…
Thanks so much for your reply and help! Is it best to drill each question type and move from there to get a consistent process? -
Beginning Practice Tests!!!Hi everyone! I just started the curriculum about 2 weeks ago. Right now, I am finishing up the Main Point and Conclusion section, and I was wonder…
... first consistently seeing results in timed sections.
... untimed, then work on timed drills, before you start ... you comfortable moving from question type to question type? Do you have to ... start taking timed sections. Once your timed sections get ... -
-8 on logical reasoning consistentlyI have been studying logical reasoning for quite some time now and consistently get -8 wrong. I have been drilling daily and reviewing the questions …
... on what I assume are timed sections, it's likely that ... (1) your approach to each question; and (2) your skipping strategy ... . Next having a consistent LR-question-type-strategy takes away the anxiety ... each time you see a question, and further, determining when ... -
Help/Advice for Huge Gap between Timed and BR ScoreHello, Throughout my LSAT journey, LR continues to be my weakest point. I've started to do drills lately to significantly improve my understanding…
... the timed attempt?
If you're reviewing every question, you ... you've marker during the timed attempt.
What do ... about the most frequently missed question type? Prioritizing your studies to reflect ... -
Help/Advice for Huge Gap between Timed and BR ScoreHello, Throughout my LSAT journey, LR continues to be my weakest point. I've started to do drills lately to significantly improve my understanding…
... down to (1) Having question-specific strategies you execute EVERY ... task is for each question type, not know what type of AC you ... steps for each question type. What this does under timed pressure is that ... time you encounter this question type. Hope this helps! -
Hard Stuck at 160... How do I get better?Ive been studying for the LSAT for a while now, I've done the core curriculum and all that. I write my LSAT in January to apply for fall admission. F…
... for now and focus on timed section drills instead!
question type by question type and ask whether you’re ... work in both untimed and timed drills. PTs are precious! -
Fluctuations in LRI tend to fluctuate in the LR section. I want to improve it to the point where I get a -3 or -4 consistently. Now the problem is when I get a practic…
... your ability to get certain question types right?
... fix them you need to drill them consistently and spend ... have a process for each question type and part of that is ... answer choices based on different question types.
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Study Schedule/CC/Drill questionHi everyone, I have a question regarding the study schedule and syllabus. I understand that I should work through the CC in order. But, what …
... there! This is a great question. If you actively feel yourself ... to do that is to drill! Outside of the Core Curriculum ... a specific question/game/passage type (e.g. MSS). I would drill a ... feel more comfortable with that question type. J.Y. has an explanation ... -
Method of ReasoningMethod of reasoning is my biggest weakness in LR now and i'm working on doing a deep dive on this question type. Any general tips, tricks and hack…
... advice for students with this question type is to lean into your ... common tricks of these questions, drill this question type. By starting with easy ... -
Advice for getting to -0 on logic gamesHey guys, Sorry if this seems a bit naive but I'm hoping there's a bit of 'secret sauce' to help me get over this plateau I've hit. I'm taking …
... . Another issue was misinterpreting the question or forgetting I was answering ... an exception question (ie. All must be true ... my paper depending on the question type, and then when I get ... , add extra time for your timed drills, make it time and ... -
Help! 137 PT BR 164I recently took my first 2 PTs EVER after finishing the CC, and the entire time I took both PTs, I ran short on time. I was extremely anxious because…
... your current ability **under timed circumstances**, they're not ... struggling with a certain question type. Definitely try untimed drills ... of the same question type (ie. 5-10 ... next, and then timed sections. When doing timed sections, people ... -
What are the chances of improving from 140 to 165 bw Jan 4th to Sept 30th with a full time job!Guys, I wasn't very anxious until I did my Diagnostic and scored 140. My exams in Oct. I work full time, and after work I start studying. I study rou…
... out what you got wrong, drill that question type (alternating between LR/RC ... -
How to maximize this courseHello LSAT rockstars!! I started studying for the LSAT a week ago and am taking the April LSAT (I know, fast paced schedule). On my diagnostic I g…
Exactly, did it for every question type. It was actually @MTreigys who ... . Short answer to your question: yes, every question type, with a special focus ... drills for each question type from the CC. The first drill consisted of ... -
Do you need to do the whole core curriculum up to starting Introduction to Logic GamesLG is by far my worst section and I am looking to test in June. I'm on the "Introduction to Logic" section of the Core Curriculum (pretty early), but…
... point questions or any other question type and you are just intuitively ... /> So to answer your first question, I believe completing the curriculum ... hold off on full/scored/timed PTs until you finish the ... be beneficial to take some timed sections in LR and RC ... -
When to use the drill sets?I'm currently working my way through the core curriculum in the hopes of taking the June 2023 LSAT. I've only been doing 1-2 of the problem sets afte…
... /PT'ing. Only when certain question types start to bring issues ... you went through every hard question, in order. You'd ... review some of the harder question types. Even if you run ... own difficult version of question type drills using the drill builder. So in ... -
Core CurriculmI am about 28% through the CC and I honestly cannot feel myself progressing, perhaps it will all come to fruition once I finish it and begin taking P…
... really digest the concepts and drill those fundamentals. Like any subject ... have to completely ace a question type before going to the next ... -
Is there seriously no explanation videos for drill section?Is there a way to see explanations of questions in drill mode or am I just being blind? 7sage is so difficult to navigate through I feel like instead…
... did notice that too. For drill sections, there are no explanation ... want to drill, just do all of the same question type within that ... -
How are you using the drill feature?So far I’ve been working down the syllabus starting with the foundations, then LR, which I am currently on, followed by LG, and lastly RC. I’ve be…
... work on the timed sets included for each question type in the Core ... feel very unclear about a question type, I would recommend drilling anywhere ... from 5-20 of those question types afterwards. To avoid burning ... -
Core Curriculum: Example Question VideosI'm still in the LR section of the core curriculum. For the different question types, a lot of the lessons comprise of example questions that JY goes…
Hey @theo1106, great question! I would absolutely ... question type-- if you feel like you've understood that question type ... next question type. Likewise, if you feel like a question type isn ... additional questions using our "Drill" feature. Hope that helps ... -
Feedback on CC V2 BetaSo, I started using the V2 of the CC, and I absolutely love it. This is what I have been wanting and looking for. It was a great idea to do a les…
That's a great question. We designed these drills to ... this type if it were to show up on a timed LSAT ... ton of time on that question type though, it might be best ... -
Should I go back and review?Hey all, about 50% of the way into LR, I was wondering if I should be going back and reviewing earlier question types? Or should I wait until I finis…
... returned once I started doing timed LR sections. I'd just ... I was struggling with a question type. It certainly wouldn't hurt ... to return to earlier question types while doing the curriculum ... -
Logical Reasoning HelpIf anyone has any tips on LR, I would appreciate it. I have been studying for about 3 months and have gone through Core Curriculum and several practi…
... I figure out what type of question it is and prephrase if ... learn a new question type, you need to drill that question type using the exact ... new type a day using this process, while continuing to drill ... looking for them in every question with an argument. That ... -
129--->157My first official LSAT score was 129. Not a diagnostic literally an official 129 5 years ago while I was a senior in college in 2018. 129-139-145-149…
... with the most and then drill that question type. Loophole in LR is ... -
THANK YOU! 150 --> 171A big fat sincere Thank You to everybody who makes discussion posts and comments on JY's lessons. I swear I've read hundreds of them that made me lau…
... s not actually the question type that you struggle ... /> Identifying where in the question/passage/game you got lost ... Drill by Question Type and Difficulty
I drilled by question type ... ID the game type.
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Is it possible to increase by 10 points in one month?Hi, I took the September LSAT and scored below what I was scoring on my PT's. I scored a 148. I'm taking the November LSAT and want my mark to be in …
... . When you find patterns, drill the weaker question type.
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LG is my lowest scoring sectionDoes anyone else struggle with LG way more than LR and RC? I significantly improved on those sections, but I haven’t improved much on LG. It’s the on…
... or after I do a drill. Second, after the first ... straightforward:
1. Do drill (timed)
a. Do all my ... all wrong)
5. Repeat question. (timed)
6. Go over answers ... ensure that I got it. (timed)
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