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Full Blind Review makes the difference between "I got this question right because I understand how to do it" and "I got lucky". If you only review the wrong answers, you're leaving out the set of questions that you got right because you got lucky - …
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retaking is a good idea.
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"Your mind makes it real." - Morpheus seriously though, burnout is a very real thing. your brain can be overworked, like any other muscle in your body. and sometimes trying to think yourself out of it just makes it worse. its easy to forget that re…
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congratulations on a job well done!!!
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^definitely! thats good, too. if you can push your average score up i think it would be worth it. most schools don't average scores anymore because the ranking criteria changed; they now have an incentive to take your highest score. i would also tak…
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@TheMusa take deep breaths, exercise, netflix, and this: http://wilwheaton.tumblr.com/post/11533395114/how-to-be-classy-in-three-easy-steps
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i think it looks great! don't forget to take a day off every now and then (even though you're not studying while you work)
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@jasonawdriscoll's thread suggests blind reviewing the day after you PT. I love the idea of blind reviewing the following day and giving your brain a chance to rest. I'll be doing this from now until December, because trying PT+BR in the same day di…
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@cj0628lsat did you trying clearing your cache already???
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December is a safer bet. I hear schools take February so they can leave room for very top scorers who will help them maintain or increase their rankings. If you're not scoring where you want by the December test, it may be better to wait and apply n…
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congratulations!!!!!!!
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super proud rn you got this!
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yes! i mean i haven't cried over it [yet]. but sometimes it feels like my brain is fried. one time i did so much work in one day that i didn't even think about the lsat the next day, or the next morning. i didn't pick up until that night. please ta…
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@xuewang.amy just by PTs
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you're a beast!!!
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Studies (somewhere) show that the brain can take up to 2 hours to fully wake up in the morning! try taking the test 2 hours after you wake up. maybe that will help
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have you been using the fool-proof method for each LG set on the newer preptests? http://classic.7sage.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-score-on-the-logic-games/
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sloooooow down! you should probably take a day off for the health of your brain. maybe even two. and definitely do not study on the friday before! due to unforseen circumstances my Dec LSAT was postponed last year, which gave me an extra two weeks …
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for science passages, they suggested listening to the RadioLab podcast. I'm not sure if its helping me in RC, but its definitely interesting to listen to!!! don't forget to act like you're interested in the passage and looking forward to what come…
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Just make sure its a real PT test. The option to bring your own sounds very useful.
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before the actual LSAT i do a logic game that i've done a million times and could do in my sleep. it helps build confidence before the test
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Thanks guys! I'm pretty sure I'll reschedule it before the reschedule deadline (which is in a few days). And that way I'd only have taken in twice in the past two years. Hopefully this is the last time
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from above, "cut it out, keep it in your pocket, and review the question every so often" is JYs suggestion
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the syllabus builds... so there are things that you'll learn throughout the previous lessons that should help you in the logic games. for example, conditional logic and advanced logic are both covered before most of the logic game lessons, and shoul…
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Get 7sage. I find it easier to learn concepts when being taught, plus being able to rewind/speed up videos and learning from other people in the comments section - these have all helped me understand and reinforce concepts. This is in comparison to …
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@Jason and @ joegotbored absolutely - try not to look at it at all! and skip the super difficult questions/come back to them later because they are time sucks
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Definitely agree with @chase62442. Law schools aren't going to look at your application without an LSAT score. You'll be safe applying as soon as you get it back. You also want to make sure its the score you want before you send in your applicatio…
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don't be nervous! you're preparing and doing your best. Its a test and you can always retake or apply later. see it like a game that you're about to own. you got this!!!
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@nilesh S have you tried the memory method? i would say keep practicing. i think you can pull it up by test day for sure! i'm eating super healthy (like, super healthy - theres a great food plan that has very limited sugar and is mostly fruits, ve…