It's been observed that LR has shifted in that it's no longer the golden rule of "10 in 10 mins" or "15 in 15 mins". As you have experienced, questions as early as #5 can

PT#55 Oct 2008 Game 3 - Sequencing Pure

#30 vs Davis #31; Pepperdine 52 vs. Hastings #59.

I am confused about #5 on prep test 57 logic game #1. It is a substitution question type where it asks us to substitute M --> L (rule 3).

I am not nervous at all. I got 158-162 on all PTs from PT #55-69. BR was fine, too. Thanks for your suggestions.

Am I just taking too many tests close together? That wasn't a problem with those 165/168 tests... but did it just catch up to me finally? The thing I fear is that the later tests are harder. I fe

#50 (yesterday's test):

Lesson #5: Just keep moving, don't hesitate, don't contemplate. Do the questions, eliminate the wrong answers, choose the right. Be strategic and PRACTICE figuring out which questions are be

This is mostly right, but I want to add a few tips that you'll discover on your own soon enough. First, add #5 to your list for when you get something wrong and did NOT circle it. If you were c

Most Recent Timed LSAT (#57): 162

How do you suggest I go about getting better at LR? My plan was to do PT's every 3-4 days in August and September starting from #50 and hope to hit 175+ but after this I feel like an idiot. I f

#5. --- (My problem = P? C? Is this an argument?)