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Take the 5-6 most recent tests and read The LSAT Trainer... At least that's what I'm doing
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It is irresponsible to plan this (if serious)... Likely score will be + or - 3 points of average... Improve your skills and the score will improve.
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I'm a native speaker and I had the same trouble... I just took tests until I was able to think quickly and accurately enough to answer level 1,2, and 3 questions in less than 50 seconds... Quick thinking under pressure is just another skill to devel…
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Same person from tls... Great posting strategy
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I hope to catch this one... A reminder email/ PM approximately 63 minutes before start would help a bunch
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Since April I've done 15-20 hours a week of LSAT work... 7sage course, 2-3 PTs a week, BR and Retakes, reading the LSAT trainer cover to cover a couple of times, personal statement and application prep... Working 48-52 hours a week at full time job…
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It was the only way I escaped my plateau
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167 will be hard by dec... Give it about 6-7 PTs before you really know where you stand. I will predict your avg will be around 158-161.... The next jump will be the hardest thing you ever do... Patience is the key
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Really tough question. I had to read that one three times to get it down to two choices. It's one of those that you have to watch the explanation video and see you made a simple reasoning error. I missed that one too but like most people, it seemed …
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Not bad. I scored well but I missed some lay ups. Every question I second guessed, I missed. If October feels better then I will be good.
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I just took 74 and have not scored it yet. That test sucked. Quickly, what were your thoughts about it ( @nicole.hopkins , @nye8870 and @Jengibre ) before I score it.
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A 180 legit BR is insane... I would recommend just taking a lot of tests and familiarizing yourself with question types. You have the ability to get yourself an elite score in due time
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Trying to figure out how to add you
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Somehow I have never participated in this. I took this test a long while back and never got around to reviewing it. Should I join?
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Talking about struggles is depressing... Strategies to improve help a lot more
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I hate the LSAT... Studying it from a sub 150 diagnosis into a high 160's low 170s score has taken a lot of hours, stress, and focus to accomplish and I still have setbacks in my studies. It's a hard journey but in the end, game day performance is a…
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I get no benefit from saying this but pending my official October score, getting the Ultimate package was the best decision I have made in my academic career. I got it back when you got the LSAT PDFs with it and it has simplified the LSAT and has ma…
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I heard some people branched into Management consulting (think McKinsey)
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Wait that last statement implies that you are thinking... Aargh
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One thing that hurts score in PTs and real life LSAT logic games is panicking. It has cost me and many other before and is the reason I canceled my last LSAT. But the reality is there are no new LSAT logic game types. Everything is a variation of an…
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Your training wasn't incorrect or a mistake. It's hard to get perfect at logic games. It's doable but sometimes the reality is it takes time. -5 isn't bad for someone just transitioning into Pts... It's a respectable score. After you've done nearly …
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2 months is plenty of time. One thing you know now is many different setups that work for games. It is likely that every game you do from now on will be a variation of a game you have seen before. Once you get in the swing of things, you'll have a w…
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Of course it's possible but it completely depends on you. Like @ENTJ said, "what if we said no". Study hard and smart and you'll peak in due time
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Quick scenarios is the best way to understand a game. Do a few quick examples of how rules work to get an idea. This approach has savede a lot of time in the back end and largely the reason why I have improved at logic games
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The guy in the video recommended it but you would have to be a little crazy to even consider it. I have never taken more than one test a day. I think 5 tests was the most I took in one week.. 4 tests in one day would make me spontaneously combust
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Noooooo.. I said taking that many tests is stupid. You would burnout the first week. Only do this if you have the mental focus of a navy seal
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Besides that I do like this video.
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It can help but 3-4 tests a normal day and 1-2 if you're tired is stooopid hard and taxing. However there is a solid value in retaking tests in my opinion.
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I'm closer to @nicole.hopkins study method at this point, I just have retaken the most recent tests more and taken less 30's tests