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Also seems like a wise decision.
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Maybe go into the read-through expecting a good chance of seeing this question and have a ballpark idea before you go into the questions. Also, the webinar on RC Question Types is good.
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Great work!
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@"Leah M B", That is awesome! Great work!
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It's a good idea to have it, IMO. Though you could also buy the books to access 1-35.
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Thank you for this. A question: What do you do when you don't understand the stimulus? I know about skipping, but what else? Thanks!
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Also wanted to put in a recommendation for the ThinkingLSAT podcast. Maybe see the blog for episode summaries and go from there.
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Also, trust yourself. Remember a time when you struggled in a class and then improved. Or maybe your team had a weak start then went on for a great season. Stuff like that. It's a long game and we can do this. Keep up the good work and keep posting …
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Just wanted to put in an endorsement for the webinars on here. They're very helpful.
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It's totally OK to postpone if you feel that would be best. Have you been to your test center yet?
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Awesome! Also, thank you for the work you do here to help other students. We appreciate it.
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Was so happy when I read this. Great work!
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@Tongan_Rambo, A perfect score on a section is a great thing, especially the first time it happens! Good work!
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@LSAT_Wrecker and @Eric25, Really glad about both test results! Great work!
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HLS!
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Great work!
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Great work! What do you think helped improve your accuracy?
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I've practiced it once and will probably practice it once again with a new prompt. I like what @"Seeking Perfection" said about this.
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Yes, the webinars are great. The CC lessons start with lectures, then go to examples, then go to Problem Sets and it's helpful to approach it in that order.
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Good work! What do you think helped you get to this point?
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Adding a vote for Vanderbilt.
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Tagging @studentservices. Also interested.
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I'm still hoping this cycle has some good surprises in store for you. Reapplying next cycle is also a good idea but this one's not over until it's over.
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I'd personally recommend going through the RC lessons and problem sets on here, but that's just what I think; it does probably vary from person to person.
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This isn't really about studying, but maybe talk to the baby about the LSAT and tell him/her LSAT stories. And also tell him/her that he/she can be anything he/she wants to be in life--keep chasing dreams.
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No worries. This is a super-special test and it's very important that we take the time to get ready for it.
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Have you done the CC RC Problem Sets yet? As for your question, I think you could go to "1-35 Drilling Materials" and just print the RCs, probably not all at once, though, just out of sympathy for the printer.
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Did you find your favorite pencils in stores or online? If so, which stores? Thanks! I've bought Ticonderogas before, which I like, and I need to restock and am thinking about some different types as well.
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I'm not an expert, but maybe wait about 2 weeks and then see where things are at. Also, I like what @VanishingTaxAct said.
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Also, the LG lessons on here are excellent.