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Are doing the older LG's? Like the ones that require mapping and circular diagramming, aka rare ones.
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If one of them shows up on the Oct. test (that kind of format) - pretty damn helpful. It also teaches you to think in different ways.
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Mapping games have been dead/dormant since '93. I wouldn't stress about getting one. It seems like the LSAT gods realized back then that it is a LS admission test, not a cartography school admission test.
Circular sequencing on the other hand, I wouldn't be surprised if one pops up again. Last one on a disclosed test was October 2003 and there have been anecdotal reports of them appearing in experimental sections within the last several years.
Circular sequencing on the other hand, I wouldn't be surprised if one pops up again. Last one on a disclosed test was October 2003 and there have been anecdotal reports of them appearing in experimental sections within the last several years.
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It's just depressing for me taking these older tests, and messing up on games which I probably won't see when I take it.
I wish I didn't take the recent preptests so early...me being a dumbass I guess.
I wish I didn't take the recent preptests so early...me being a dumbass I guess.
- Jeffort
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Stop putting your daily emotional state into the hands of your practice test score ups and downs!!! STOP THAT NOW!!whymeohgodno wrote:It's just depressing for me taking these older tests, and messing up on games which I probably won't see when I take it.
I wish I didn't take the recent preptests so early...me being a dumbass I guess.
It's normal to fluctuate along the way, especially with some of the weirdo games from the 90's. Practicing with unexpected/odd-ball stuff is a good thing to do. You never know what they are going to throw at you.
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What can I say. I'm very sensitiveJeffort wrote:Stop putting your daily emotional state into the hands of your practice test score ups and downs!!! STOP THAT NOW!!whymeohgodno wrote:It's just depressing for me taking these older tests, and messing up on games which I probably won't see when I take it.
I wish I didn't take the recent preptests so early...me being a dumbass I guess.
It's normal to fluctuate along the way, especially with some of the weirdo games from the 90's. Practicing with unexpected/odd-ball stuff is a good thing to do. You never know what they are going to throw at you.
- 2014
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Which PT has a circular sequencing, I have no idea what you guys are talking about and I'm curious
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Its important to be flexible when taking the actual test.whymeohgodno wrote:Are doing the older LG's? Like the ones that require mapping and circular diagramming, aka rare ones.
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2014 wrote:Which PT has a circular sequencing, I have no idea what you guys are talking about and I'm curious
PT 41 game 4Jeffort wrote: Last one on a disclosed test was October 2003