How much time per day/week do you spend on LSAT prep? Forum
- fashiongirl
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Re: How much time per day/week do you spend on LSAT prep?
I enjoy LR and LG but I just can't get myself to like RC. Every time I begin reading something boring I start dozing off. Maybe I have ADD?
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Re: How much time per day/week do you spend on LSAT prep?
fashiongirl wrote:I enjoy LR and LG but I just can't get myself to like RC. Every time I begin reading something boring I start dozing off. Maybe I have ADD?
i think most of us have add to some degree, i forced myself to enjoy the passages and try to take a genuine interest in them. see if you can do that and if that helps.
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Re: How much time per day/week do you spend on LSAT prep?
I totally agree... However, when it's a semi interesting passage i get all the Qs rightfashiongirl wrote:I enjoy LR and LG but I just can't get myself to like RC. Every time I begin reading something boring I start dozing off. Maybe I have ADD?

With my luck, all the passages on my RC section on the real test will be boring as fak

It's my fear that my experimental section will be RC...
I'd much rather it be LG.
- Micdiddy
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Re: How much time per day/week do you spend on LSAT prep?
The LG sections are fun, I'd much rather the experimental one be that.d0rklord wrote:I totally agree... However, when it's a semi interesting passage i get all the Qs rightfashiongirl wrote:I enjoy LR and LG but I just can't get myself to like RC. Every time I begin reading something boring I start dozing off. Maybe I have ADD?
With my luck, all the passages on my RC section on the real test will be boring as fak
It's my fear that my experimental section will be RC...
I'd much rather it be LG.
When it comes to RC I try to stay focused and on task by checking the end of each paragraph, or a particularly important sentence, as a way to say "I get it!" This kind of turns it into a game and keep me motivated to understand every paragraph the first time through so I don't have those moments of "I know I just read that, but I have no idea what it says, better go back and uncode it."
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