@misterbingli Hi! I definitely recommend taking a PT every week even while doing the core curriculum (especially once you’re done the grammar sections and understand logic) because it allows you to practice everything you learned! Try to learn how t…
@hosseingold29 To me it seems as if you need to spend time practicing paraphrasing and understanding the stimulus without being timed. I recommend the Loophole because it goes into depth a good drill you can use to practice that!
@"Instructor JY" I started in May 2021 for the summer - I was plateauing around the low 160s and got 163 on the LSAT. I took a break until June 2022 because I was in my last year of university. This was where I started to re-evaluate how I approach…
@"linz.stephenson-1-1" I did go through all of the core curriculum but I skipped most of the RC just because I was tight on time. I made sure to instead do 1-2 PTs a week to get in that RC practice! I would definitely recommend still doing PTs even …
@selah403 I recommend the Loophole by Ellen Cassidy! After having exposure to LR from 7Sage, I read the Loophole two times and I was able to go from -5 or -6 down to -2 or -3 quite consistently. It really helps to learn LR from another perspective b…
@sandmasterh I tried to do at least 2 sections of games per day. Each section was the regular 4 games! I did them within 35 mins but did BR untimed a second time to see if I got anything wrong. If that did happen, I would save the game and do it aga…
@fancysummer @oghaas001 @sandmasterh I started studying in May 2021 and at the end of summer, my highest score was 163. I was struggling and plateauing at the mid/low 160s. I then took a break until May 2022 and I began to study again. I read the L…
If you haven't already, I recommend reading the Loophole by Ellen Cassidy! I read that after doing the core curriculum with 7Sage and that really helped me look at LR from a different perspective.
Hi! Definitely don’t give up because on my first lsat last summer I scored a 155 and this November I finished with a 169!! It’s been a long journey and it hasn’t been easy. If you’d like to reach out, I am open to chatting!
Hi! I’m also in Canada (BC) and I think it really depends on whether you PT much higher than 154? I would say on the actual test day, it’s normal to score several points lower than your PT average. So before you take the exam, if you haven’t been av…
I think it really depends on your learning style! I have all the power score books but I didn’t end up even using them! I mainly used 7Sage and I also read the Loophole by Ellen Cassidy multiple times! I started off with a 155 and just ended my LSAT…
Hi! I think that usually actual test scores tend to be several points lower than PT scores but it doesn’t always have to be! I also think that the LSAT is extremely unique in this sense? I got extremely nervous for my first few exams! I started out …
Honestly if you’re not a rush and you think you can improve your score, you should wait and reapply in my opinion? That is if the scholarships are also extremely important to you! I got a 169 on my recent score, so if you want to, you’re welcome to …