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@citizenkane said: BR time to 4 hours or more. I've spent days BRing. It takes however long it takes. It's quite tedious but it's soooooooo worth it. I've jumped up 15 points since my first pt.
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@citizenkane Make sure to prioritize schoolwork before anything and try and build a good relationship with your professors for those lors. Additionally you dont have to take a pt a week, take it when you feel ready, and be open to postponing your te…
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Thanks @montaha.rizeq
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I haven't taken this test yet but I have it somewhere. What is it, an undisclosed test?
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I couldn't find a cheap desk in the style that I liked so I took my coffee table and some pillows stuck it in a tiny nook (perfect size) a picture of my old pal, with piles of paper, my computer and accordion folders and I called it my study area. T…
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Yea after the curriculum it's common to still get low scores for a while. You have all these tools now to attack different kinds of questions, and maybe you want to use all of them, but you have to learn how, when and what exactly to use. You also h…
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@emilycyoung1 said: wasn't a real lsat Dude.... dont even worry about it. Build your fundamentals on real test questions.
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Yes. 35 and under for drills, the logic is the same.
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I agree, Goodburger was top 5 best childhood movies of all time.
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Nom.
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http://www.abarequireddisclosures.org/ Hey, check this out.
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Exercise for sure will help you along with a healthy diet. As you see progression you'll be more inclined to do it and it can become a part of your lifestyle instead of something you don't look forward too. Additionally, leaving the gym a pound and …
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HA! I love this.
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How bout you take pt's 35 and down as actual tests until you're at a point where you're scoring close to the 160s? or do retakes that were taken a few months ago? Also make sure your lg is on pooooooint. Also, try not to focus so much on the pt sc…
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Ditto @StopLawying.
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What I've been doing is typing out my lr explanations when I br a pt. A paraphrase and why each answer is wrong/right. Then I watch the vid. Then after the vid I drill types of questions that gave me a hard time. It takes longer but it totally work…
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I relate..... just kick ass this third time.
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@Matthew524 said: I am just sitting at a desk in the library really tired/bored of the LSAT Burnout???? Take your girl to the beach. She gets it.
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But after the test come online and help us id it. We tell each other what questions we remember and try to figure out what it was.
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I agree, dont even try to id it during the test. It's too risky.
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I extend myself for all important family functions including friends and or their kids bdays I never miss. Mandatory girls night out doesnt have to happen every weekend heck, it could happen every few months but it happens. It's the real friends tha…
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Yea i've studied on my birthday a few times. It's coming again on Friday and I plan to study atleast during the day. Sun gives me wrinkles anyway, I'm not trippin.
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Yep, take as much time as you need to finish the curriculum, then start pting. Now that im thinking about it, Id advise you to sign up for the test at the very last minute. Last min as in you feel good about your abilities you're scoring above your …
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Alright @danielznelson!!! Goodluck!!! You will do great!!!
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@MrSamIam Have you tried ripping apart the binding of the 10 actuals? They come apart nicely.
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Edit*35 is for drilling. Thanks @montaha.rizeq. Yea I agree the later tests are more relevant.
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@"Tina Cho" said: So people do not nec. do all of the published questions right? No, not necessarily, I mean it also depends how you're doing and what your target score is. The more exposure the better though. If you're hitting the time and accura…
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For me, drilling is taking anything from pts 35 and under, or pts that I've taken already, and doing them all over again, timed, or keeping a record of how much time I take. I also drill sets of a certain kind of question that i'm having difficulty …
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Whoop! That's awesommmmmme!
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I'm also trying to bridge that gap right now. When I review, I figure out what happened during the timed test. If I really think about it I spend too much time on those hard questions. It adds up! I have to skip more, and know when to skip. I also h…