Drilling Forum
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Drilling
Hey guys, I'm fairly new. I hear a lot about drilling in LSAT prep on these boards. What is it? Is it just taking one section of a prep test and working on the problems? Does the powerscore bible have anything to do with it? Thanks
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Re: Drilling
Drilling involves working on a particular question or game type (such as flaw or weaken questions from the logical reasoning section, or in/out grouping games from LG). You can find packets of question types for drilling from various sources, but the go-to source around here is Cambridge: http://www.cambridgelsat.com/problem-sets/HarvardHopeful93 wrote:Hey guys, I'm fairly new. I hear a lot about drilling in LSAT prep on these boards. What is it? Is it just taking one section of a prep test and working on the problems? Does the powerscore bible have anything to do with it? Thanks
It's worth noting that until you've completed all of the most recent PTs (generally PTs 40+), you should only drill questions from earlier tests. Cambridge's packets are handy in that they only include questions from practice tests 1-38.
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Re: Drilling
Thank you so much! Yeah, just diving into to LSAT prep. Reading through LG Bible right now. Looks like I'll need to order some problems
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Re: Drilling
A quick follow-up to OP's question.
When drilling LR in particular, what is the best way to time it? I have the 1-38 Cambridge bundle but I'm not really sure how to break each type of question down into timed drills. Should I do 1 min 30, for each question in the drill or is there a better way to do it?
When drilling LR in particular, what is the best way to time it? I have the 1-38 Cambridge bundle but I'm not really sure how to break each type of question down into timed drills. Should I do 1 min 30, for each question in the drill or is there a better way to do it?
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