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lexxx745
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Personally, I like to speed up my reading a bit and spend more time on the questions. I spend the minimum amount of time reading to understand the MP and structure.
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I assume your choosing between break/no break. I would take the break. Thats IF you study pretty hard from May-June. Maybe after you graduate take a few days off to relax.Thats what I did before I started studying for the LSAT. Dont wanna hop right…
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Congrats! I live in SJ, berkeley is a great area, and a great school! : )
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I agree, I think quitting isnt a horrible way to go, especially because the only real concern is money, which points on the LSAT can make up for. The only thing is, if you are already able to get 3-4 hours of studying per day, how much more are you…
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Yea, worst thing that can happen is you psych yourself out
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Doesnt hurt to ask
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Thanks for sharing! A lot of helpful tips here, especially the test taking strategy part. Are you applying for the 2020-2021 cycle?
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It really depends. For some people they like to do the entire PT and then BR it the next day. Thats what I did early on but then ive moved on to doing timed sections and just BRing after each section. It could also depend on your schedule, maybe one…
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Yep. They are different sufficient conditions.
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Once you get to the lesson on diagramming and/or statements, then itll be fixed up But its X--> Y X--->Z
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What particularly are you struggling on? Can you give an example?
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Lol honestly i would just do like 50 games over 2 days. It seems you can improve a lot there. Unfortunatley for RC and LG youll prolly need more time
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a month is pretty long. Idk its different for everyone. Im not a fan of complete breaks but even just a game a day or a couple questions isnt a bad idea? Thats like 10-20 minutes. do some light reading on the side? like economist or something
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Or if you can spare the money, maybe SPIVEY can do some partial package where they help you negotiate
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Yea i think thats a common strategy. The Reddit forums might have more insight into this.
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Although its true that law schools take the highest score, i really dont see any point in taking an LSAT in which you KNOW you are underprepared. An applicant with less takes with the same highest score should do better
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When are you planning to go to law school? 2021? If you are applying 2020 I wouldnt even take the March LSAT. All of this is dependent on your goals obviously and which law school you want to go to. I would first take a diagnostic to see how far you…
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Yep. Agree with both comments. I dont think theres good or bad. Of course theres "ideal," but as long as you are doing it, and are able to be consistent, youll reach your goal in no time
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Yep, take it slow make sure you understand. How do you improve speed? Its by improving accuracy. The more accurate you are, the quicker things will come to you eventually
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I think finishing the CC isnt a bad way to go before u start PTing. I honestly dont think it makes a HUGE difference whether you throw a few PTS in there or not. After all, the CC is composed of real problems anyway just turned into sets. For organ…
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Should read @"Michael.Cinco" exit strategy post. Seems like it could really help here. Continue to improve your foundations and make sure -2 on BR max.
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im down to team up as well. Im pretty much always high 160s with a few low 170s and a few mid 160s
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i dont think its worth it either. I am a little worried as i like to highlights on AP part questions, and highlight the part that the qstem is asking about. and tablets, its pretty hard to do, guess i should practice without it
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Hm there isnt any bundle that im aware of. I will say, if you are planning to study for another 6 months to a year, i definitely think that ultimate is worth it. I
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Glad the LSAT is applicable in more ways than one
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This is something thats really needed lol
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Im doing about 4-5 hours a day, During the CC and in the beginning I was doing more, to really learn the fundamentals
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I had to rely on retakes for much of my studies, and I developed a classification system to classify them based on two metrics. The first metric is how old the test is, the second is how recently I saw it. This created …
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Yea thats pretty brutal lol
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I didnt do every problem set, i finished in a month. I think i probably did like half of all problem sets