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How Best to Maintain a High Score to Test Day?I am taking the September LSAT and have recently been hitting some extremely high scores, and my question is basically as it says on the tin, what ca…
One thing that people tend to do during the actual test is to rush, and rushing is one of the biggest reasons why people's scores drop! Just remember, no rushing! :) Wish you luck on your test! -
No improvement on LGI was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to improve on logic games. The problem is that I can usually only solve 2 LG within the 35 …
... inferences at the outset I tend to have difficulties with. Other than ... -
Thoughts/Opinions on strategy for attacking LR SectionsSo I was reading through a Kaplan LR practice book (which I found mostly useless) the other day and came across a certain strategy that they suggest …
... ones at the end to warrant skipping around ... this... certainly not enough to risk your bubbling if ... you're prone to that particular error.
tend to get those wrong. For ... /> The key is just to recognize when more time isn ... -
Sequence and Difficulty of QuestionsI remember learning somewhere that it is known which questions in each section are most difficult and easiest. Does anyone know which are which for …
... read and experienced it LGs TEND to be get harder. LR 1 ... must be true or something to that degree.
The RC ... LGs where the last two tend to be more difficult than the ... just seem more difficult due to fatigue, time, and pressure ... -
Retaking Old Prep TestsHi All, So, having taken and reviewed about 13 Prep Tests, I moved my test date to December instead of this weekend. My score was still not as co…
... but I force myself to read through the stimulus ... and use lawgic to get to the correct answer choice ... . I also try to say why the 4 other ... take a timed PT I tend to do better on the ... practicing and I've managed to understand the concept of ... -
September CurveSpeculators... come one come all. What do we think, hope, pray that the curve (170) will be? For historical purposes... and because I find myself…
... 's a tough one. I tend to lean on the side of ... . I think I would want to keep my score, even if ... so I'd be able to see my errors so I ... 'd know how to study for the next one ... be in a better place to provide personalized advice. I hope ... -
Speed!Does anyone have any general tips for improving speed? Aside from just taking a bunch of timed PTs, do you use any other methods?
... , and RC, it comes down to pattern recognition. You can start ... to see patterns in the LR ... in how certain game types tend to work, or patterns in the ... contrapositive, etc.) can allow you to basically shut off your brain ... -
Which Appplication Cycle to apply?3.85, 161 Sept LSAT. On my PT, in the weeks leading up to the Sept exam, I was consistently scoring a 167-169. I am confident I can do better. (Bom…
... until February, which was close to most of the deadlines.
< ... year. Schools are able to offer more to those who apply earliest ... you are expected to perform once you get to law school. ... you should probably not have to worry about getting decent grades ... -
How to avoid careless mistakes?Dear 7sagers, After months of prep, I still have a recurring problem: making careless errors - mostly in the form of misreading LR stimulus and an…
... for sharing. I also tend to speed up and miss more ... hardest and then come back to answer them... or, ... br /> I know JY advises to skip Q's, and I ... the missing tactic needed to improve. I think skipping ... br />
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A thank you to 7SageI scored a 173 on the September test, and 7Sage had a significant contribution to that happening. I just want to say thanks to the admins at 7Sage, a…
... . Seems like many high scorers tend to categorize their mistakes as well ... , so it's nice to see your breakdown of each ... appreciate the insight on how to approach BR.
Thanks ... -
LR Timing StrategyThree and half months into studying and still really struggling with timing on LR. I seemed to only be able to get through 17 or 18 questions in a s…
... friend the other day. I tend to be a lingerer on questions ... say 21.. and you shoot to answer 21 questions. You ... must be willing to guess on 5-6 questions ... lee-way on what questions to go for and what ... questions to skip based on preference. ... -
LR Timing StrategyThree and half months into studying and still really struggling with timing on LR. I seemed to only be able to get through 17 or 18 questions in a s…
... made the switch I would tend to finish faster bc I didn ... 't have to reread questions as much bc ... as much while hurrying trying to finish the section -
Feel horrible = Did Well ...wait, what?Have you ever got the feeling you did horribly after a problem set or PT and yet you somehow did really well? I've personally compared notes with a f…
... two principal ways: unskilled individuals tend to suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly ... accurate, while highly skilled individuals tend to rate their ability lower than ... -
Question about law school applicationsThis may be a very general question but I hope someone can help summarize or advise on the process of applying through LSAC and to clear some confusi…
... of school which require you to apply through LSAC and I ... people generally send their PS to most schools without tailoring, however if ... people who send 1 PS to most schools and have a tailored ... PS that includes info relevant to say Cornell... theres also the ... -
3 weeks left is 170 possible?I'm consistently hitting 166-169, and I can't seem to get past that barrier. What I get wrong seems to be really random, for example, in some of my R…
... not random which questions I tend to get wrong; however, I ... slammed in one section only to be made up in another ... reading comp, I would try to see which subject type you ... beat up on and try to read other things within that ... on the money with regard to your LR. -
How predictive are our Practice Tests of possible actual LSAT score?I have read in some blogs that for the most part, you will score around -3 to -5 points less on your actual LSAT exam when compared average score yo…
... to blogs to vent about it. It seems to me that people tend to ... how important it is to go visit your test ... location prior to taking the test. You ... find parking, and get to the classroom. You also ... day surprises are not likely to increase your score.
Decreased performance within a sectionI'm getting worried about my Logical Reasoning performance since I've discovered a negative trend in my preptests. I tend to do well in the beginnin…
... like a good plan. I tend to have quite a bit of ... better use of my time to slow down during the second ... then and give more time to those questions.Strengthen/Weaken Answer Choices with the word "Some"Is it a good idea to avoid answer choices with the word "Some" for Strengthen/Weaken questions? Are these answer choices ever correct?
... "some" are interchangeable. I do tend to avoid answer choices of str ... them but I make sure to not over look a "some ...Valid vs Invalid Argument formsI was wondering what's the purpose in memorizing all 9 valid argument form and all 7 invalid argument forms? Is it mainly for Parallel and Parallel F…
... in handy whenever anything needs to be diagrammed. It certainly can ... and Parallel Flaw as they tend to be more time-consuming than ...Does Anyone Else Have This ProblemHi, I just want to know if other people have this same issue and what methods you used to overcome it: I know the LR concepts pretty well, and when…
... nerves and I think I tend to read the questions more "tensly ... down the conditions, I try to make inferences if I can ... , that way, when you try to make an inference you automatically ... have to look at the condition again ...Practising habit without burning PTsI want to establish a practising habit. I know that later on I will be doing proctored PTs with BR, and this will be on PTs of 38+. Apart from that, …
... affects your ability to think and how you tend to approach different types ... time where you try to apply the theory to practice without the ... you better apply the theory to the question next time around ... minutes should still allow you to see how time affects your ...Timing IssueI would first like to hear from anyone who has already taken the LSAT about strategy/time management. Was there a certain way that you practiced, or …
... Another strategy I employed was to look for the easiest questions ... questions. MBT questions in LG tend to be less time consuming because ... answers based on the answer to your first "acceptable list" ... , so I was pleased to finally get to where I was only ...Worried about retake--need advice!So my relationship with the LSAT has unfortunately been long. In college, I was determined not to/freaked out about taking a couple years off after s…
... day conditions. You want to be sure to prep in all sorts ... -180 on their first try tend to voice how they spent time ... , and so on. you want to make sure test day feels ...Early PTsFirst off 7sage logic game explanations are a Godsend. Logic games are the only section I really struggled with, but I am finally starting to feel se…
In addition to the above, the curve on newer exams tend to be less forgiving.Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... steadily just from continuing to engage with the material. ... tasks I was being asked to do.
... apparently no inferences left to make, take stock of ... what's left and attempt to answer the question
... are already insanely obvious to most people!Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... question that comes up (relative to most students). And thats something that ...The last problemsHi all, I started studying for the LSAT in December. I work full time so I do an hour or two of studying every day during the week and five+ hours…
... suggestion (Powerscore maybe). But I tend to work backwards on LR sections ... and work my way back to around 13 usually depending on ... where ever I have to go to. Its seemed to have helped me ... I have some timing work to do but working backwards has ...question re:student loansWhen I do ultimately go to law school I'm going to be living off of loans (hopefully somewhat of a savings acct) for living expenses as well as obvio…
... forum that law school loans tend to work a bit differently in ...Major fluctuation in Prep-test ScoresI'm really starting to worry.. 3 months ago I was scoring in the 150s. I've studied extensively since. Over time that got up to 160, and over the cou…
... and a half minutes, I tend to do better on those 13 ... standardized tests, it's better to move fast through those easier ... 't give yourself the chance to over-analyze things and confuse ... . Anyway, I'm back up to a 167. But I'm ...4/5 Difficulty LRAnyone have any tips or assistance for getting more of the most difficult LR questions correct? Especially necessary assumptions?
getting really solid on the fundamentals. The fundamentals are the same no matter how difficult the problem. its just that the stimulus gets more difficult to decipher and the answer choices tend to be more difficult to eliminate.
