So I took LSAT in June 2011. Did alright but want to improve. I've pretty much gotten rid of mistakes in LG, but my timing sucks. I complete sections with 0 to at most 2 errors consistently, but the sections take me a consistent 37 to 42 minutes. I've improved on accuracy considerably, but timing only a little. Any tips? At 35 minutes I've usually done 3 full games and 2 to 4 questions from the 4th.
Tldr- I can do LG almost perfectly, but not in time.
Improving LG time Forum
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bgood2texas
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Re: Improving LG time
Logic games used to be my worst section, including a Chernobyl style implosion in June. In October, it was my best section. What I'd recommend is printing out a huge stack of logic games and just doing them. Don't worry about timing, don't worry about doing an entire section, just grab a stack and do them.weathercoins wrote:So I took LSAT in June 2011. Did alright but want to improve. I've pretty much gotten rid of mistakes in LG, but my timing sucks. I complete sections with 0 to at most 2 errors consistently, but the sections take me a consistent 37 to 42 minutes. I've improved on accuracy considerably, but timing only a little. Any tips? At 35 minutes I've usually done 3 full games and 2 to 4 questions from the 4th.
Tldr- I can do LG almost perfectly, but not in time.
I did this for about a month and half, at least 3-4 games a day and they became automatic. I knocked down my timing by 2-2 and a half minutes per game.
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bbsg
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Re: Improving LG time
It's like learning guitar. Once you *really* know a song, you can play it 10x faster than its actual tempo. You just gotta accept that sometimes you gotta spend some extra time on figuring out a few complicated parts until your brain just clicks and it all becomes second-nature, and then before you know it you're rocking it every time.
