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For those of us studying part-timeThis post is inspired by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine" posted a thread for full time LSAT prep folks. I'm kind of …
... by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine ... at work, in the evening after work, in the morning before I leave ... a single problem set or read the discussion boards. I imagine there ... job and essentially to start again. This time a bit wiser ... -
Manhattan vs Blueprint RC Book?I've heard a lot of people recommend the Manhattan RC book to supplement your RC curriculum. Has anyone gone through the Blueprint RC book? I alrea…
... really had to change the way I read, and changing a life ... taking notes after each practice session what particular aspect of the basics ... it.
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"Misreading"Hi All, I would love to get some feedback from you guys about how you approach the issue of "misreading" questions in any of the sections, but spe…
... exercise of your ability to read for precision and achieve clarity ... some nature of the relationship between parts of the stimulus. Focus on going ... frustrated and go back and read it again quickly. However your own ... won. But when you fight again you'll do so on ... -
Need help overcoming a slumpToday is pretty weird. I am usually quite positive and optimistic when studying the LSAT, but today I'm fraught with anxiety and sheer frustration. I…
... increased emotional attachment to the LSAT and overblown ... when it comes to skipping questions. If I start ... take a deep breath, read the question and stim one ... approach on your first read. This makes it a ... having trouble with anxiety after that, then see a ... -
Overcoming the difficulty of employing a skipping strategyIt's a tough thing to do. All of the voices in my head (and there are lots!) tell me "just stick with it a few more seconds" or "if you're going to a…
... on LR, you read and emphasize the right things, think ... read something wrong, or emphasized the wrong part of the stimulus (1:20 for the ... to just get the hell out of there after 1:20ish. ... am biased towards the wrong interpretation of a stimulus. Then give ... -
PTing and Blind reviewHi guys, so I need some clarity on PTing and Blind reviewing. So far I have taken only 3 PT and have gone thru the CC twice + the LSAT trainer. So fa…
... > Are you using a skipping strategy for LR? You may ... been skipping much but maybe I should just go thru the ... /> > As David mentions, read the comments under the passages. This will give ... that I circle. I type the stimulus using active reading, type my ... -
Advice on going over RC sectionsI got -9 on one section and I was wondering what advice or steps anyone has to reduce that number? I am keeping the main point in mind in each passag…
... to read certain parts again so Im definitely getting nervous from the ... -1/
Essentially, after taking a PT/timed section ... to read actively. The LSAT tries to give us the most ... />
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What kind of drilling do you do to close the BR gap?Hey 7sagers! My BR scores are in the mid-high 170s (woohoo!), but my actual scores have been stuck in the mid-160s for a while now. I know the BR…
... with the LSAT we read the questions, try to understand the stimulus and ... we have gained the knowledge and the fundamentals. I personally ... in becoming more intuitive again in my approach. I ... where's the flaw (where's the crux of the argument, the reasoning) ... -
LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
Skipping is perhaps most underrated soft ... community which discusses it at the level of consideration it deserves ... question because we misread/misinterpret the stimulus. Perhaps the question is hard or ... a bad read (and may not know it). Here, too, skipping is ...
