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  • I took notes as well as did the problem sets after each lesson. I found that if I understood it, practiced it, and studied my notes, I didn’t really forget too much. But ohnoehalpme is correct that you’ll have to refer back to the CC a bunch, and th…
  • What are your section score breakdowns? How many full PTs have you done?
  • There’s no minimum amount recommended. They’re just there as tools to help you learn and improve. As far as doing more PTs vs. Problem sets, there’s no definitive answer there either. It all depends on where you personally are in your prep at the m…
  • @DivineRaze said: Just stock up on low priced black ink from inkcartridges.com. Thats what I do and i've been chillin ever since. Same! I have a pretty standard Brother printer, and I was getting black cartridges for $4.99 each. At one point…
  • I defintely did that and it ended up working well for me. Granted, I really only did this on the first 10-12 questions that tend to be easier. Otherwise, unless I had a solid prephrase and found it, I would usually read all the answer choices. As l…
  • It’s only your first PT so I wouldn’t give it another thought. BR score at this point is what matters most, and your 157 is a solid BR score for having just finished the CC. My score actually went DOWN from my diagnostic after I did the CC. Yup. Do…
  • Are you applying next cycle? If so, I would consider holding off on a March take. I think the test has changed quite a lot from the 30s to the late 80s where we are now. Ultimately, I think it’s super important to do most of the newest tests before …
  • There’s no exhaustive list but the CC pulls questions from PTs 1-35. I don’t think MLSAT has an app on the Apple store, but they do on their website I believe.
  • @chandlermcoleman said: Alex, on a given day how much time do you spend with 7Sage? and also how much time do you spend outside of the lesson-doing practice on your own? Ive already taken the LSAT and completed the curriculum, but when I was…
    in Organization Comment by Alex March 2019
  • What’s your section break down of each section? I think a 168 is very doable by July!
  • @chandlermcoleman How confident are you when you parse the stim and find the conclusion? I’ve found that when we are iffy or lack confidence we’re much more likely to fall for trap answer choices. Are you ultimately choosing the correct answer but …
  • I think the best way is to do the CC in order, top to bottom. The curriculum is designed so that some of what you learn in each lesson will apply to future lessons. For example, much of the logic and rules you learn for LR will be things you need to…
    in Organization Comment by Alex March 2019
  • What were your PT scores leading up to the test? And when you say no improvement, i wonder if you mean at all, or just on your official takes? How have you been studying? I tried Powerscore and The LSAT Trainer before 7Sage and saw close to no im…
  • You can use older tests like alexanderthegreat suggested, but honestly, you can practice finding the MP/MC in any lsat question that isn’t an inference type question! So practice finding the MP using any flaw, NA/SA, strengthen/weaken question.
  • It’s hard to say what it means without more details about your app beyond numbers. You have good numbers but your LSAT is below median at NYU/uChi so a waitlist outcome for those schools would seem to be the norm. But it does mean you should probab…
  • I would meal prep and use meal delivery services like blue apron to cut down on time spent food shopping. Amazon prime is also a good way to order things that you know you’re going to need each month (paper towel, toiletries, cleaning products, snac…
  • I found it super helpful to do all or most of the problem sets while I went through the CC. Then I started “drilling” from the question bank between practice tests.
  • @MommyInTX said: @Alex said: @BrianAggie said: Should I be doing this while foolproofing? I foolproofed the bundle (PT1-35) before I started PT’ing because I knew how terrible I was at games. However…
  • @BrianAggie said: Should I be doing this while foolproofing? I foolproofed the bundle (PT1-35) before I started PT’ing because I knew how terrible I was at games. However, I know other people who did PTing/drilling/FP’ing concurrently and th…
  • I used to have flash cards with the valid/invalid argument forms and logical indicators on them that I’d flip through while netflixing every so often.
  • I think RC can be really idiosyncratic in what works for people. I used JY’s memory method + low-high res summary strategy. As for speed, what helped me was 1) watching how JY approached his sections in the live takes he recorded. These are invalua…
  • Totally agree with @tams2018 Drilling is going to be most effective when it’s targetted. Take a PT and use the analytics to guide you on what to drill. If you know you have an area of weakness, however, you can start with drilling those q types. C…
  • Friends of mine have had tremendous luck with headhunters. Hiring professional help for your résumé is another option. Others have had to move across the country or to major cities to find the jobs they wanted. What types of job(s) are you interest…
  • @acsimon said: Congrats man! This is what’s up! Big things!!! Thank you so much brother! You were a big motivation for me last year and I appreciate it greatly.
  • @lsatplaylist Thank you Seasons1&2 by far!
  • @BlindReviewer couldn’t agree more with your assessment! Haha Suits is full of great quotes 😂
  • @theLSATdreamer said: MY MAN !! CONGRATS!! RACHEL ZANE WOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOU RIGHT NOW ! Haha I actually used to watch a lot of Suits. I remember there was this scene when Mike was helping Rachel with the LSAT and he said something I th…
  • @rnwanguma said: Congrats man! The long journey was worth it! thank you 🙏🏽 This might sound like hyperbole but I really think it was the longest and most worthwhile journey of my life.
  • @BlindReviewer said: As a long time lurker, congrats! Always incredible to hear these success stories :') thank you BlindReviewer love the name btw!
  • @"The Noodley" said: Congrats Alex!! 💙