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Post by Hemenway » Tue Oct 15, 2013 11:28 am

dowu wrote:Checking in.


Scored a 160 in October 2012.

Looking for a 165+. I don't know if it's possible (made a jump from 146 diag), but I'm going to try my best.

Hopefully I can stay motivated. I haven't looked at anything LSAT for about a year. Lol
I think once you pass the 160+ range, getting a 165+ is definitely possible through self-study (and effort).

I had a 150 diag when I first started studying... about 4 months later I'm currently at the mid 160s range

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by dowu » Tue Oct 15, 2013 2:06 pm

Hemenway wrote:
dowu wrote:Checking in.


Scored a 160 in October 2012.

Looking for a 165+. I don't know if it's possible (made a jump from 146 diag), but I'm going to try my best.

Hopefully I can stay motivated. I haven't looked at anything LSAT for about a year. Lol
I think once you pass the 160+ range, getting a 165+ is definitely possible through self-study (and effort).

I had a 150 diag when I first started studying... about 4 months later I'm currently at the mid 160s range

Believe in yourself!
I hope so! I'm going to try my best to stay active ITT. I am doing to LG/LR to get back into it.

Did I mention I had a 160 with -13 on RC? Lmao, I am dumb.

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by Straw_Mandible » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:33 am

Anybody in the NYC area want to get an in-person study group together? Might be useful at this stage to exchange methods/approaches/materials/study schedules/motivational speeches. PM me if you're interested.

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Post by alexrodriguez » Sat Oct 19, 2013 8:50 am

been reading the economist.

finished 3 magazines from start to finish.

I have like 6 more in my room that I need to get through. they keep coming in the mail!

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by Hemenway » Sat Oct 19, 2013 7:54 pm

jaylawyer09 wrote:Finished drilling LG 1-40 with BP lg. (untimed)

Redoing all of them timed now.

Then will do them all again a third time untimed as well.

I getting the rhythm of these games, they arnt that bad and are kind of fun

...then on to LR.
I love LG.
RC on the other hand.............. :(

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Post by philly93 » Mon Oct 21, 2013 1:45 pm

checking in to the group! tried starting during summer but failed...so i am starting fresh from today and am hoping to use this thread of resource. currently, i am going through blueprints LG and plan to finish that book by the end of next month. anyone else in a similar situation?

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by philly93 » Mon Oct 21, 2013 11:47 pm

yep. I read it and drilled along with each chapter.[/quote]

were you taking notes as you read? and did you use the cambridge packets to drill by game?

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Post by JSm00v3 » Tue Oct 22, 2013 5:01 pm

Checking in!

In the very likely event I don't break 170 on the Oct '13 admin, I'll be here hammering logic into my brain like it's no one's business.

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Post by iiibbystar » Tue Oct 22, 2013 6:07 pm

Checking in as well! Good luck everyone! :)

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Post by philosophy major » Tue Oct 22, 2013 8:17 pm

Checking in.

I decided to take one year off before I apply and am thinking about taking it in June.

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by Hemenway » Thu Oct 24, 2013 3:50 pm

How do you guys review RC?

I'm currently re-reading the passage and then re-answering each question by trying to locate the relevant information in the passage, with an emphasis on how I could've noted the relevant parts during my initial read (all of this before I check my answers).

Is there a more effective way of review for RC?

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by modernista » Fri Oct 25, 2013 11:13 pm

Checking in!

I'm starting with 145 and 150 cold diagnostics. Is getting a 168+ possible? LR: 16/25 & 12/25, LG: 14/23, and RC: 17/27. The LR is kicking my ass. If at all possible, I feel the RC section makes one feel like they need to learn how to read again. ANyone have some pointers for improvement?

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by Hemenway » Fri Oct 25, 2013 11:41 pm

modernista wrote:Checking in!

I'm starting with 145 and 150 cold diagnostics. Is getting a 168+ possible? LR: 16/25 & 12/25, LG: 14/23, and RC: 17/27. The LR is kicking my ass. If at all possible, I feel the RC section makes one feel like they need to learn how to read again. ANyone have some pointers for improvement?
Which PTs did you take for your diags?

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by LegaleZy » Sun Oct 27, 2013 1:38 am

Checking in. As much as I wanted to be ready for December 2013 and to apply this cycle I'm just not ready. I started at a 146 and now I'm at a 162, but I'm not gonna be at my goal of a 167+ in 40 days. I've gone back to basics- read then drill. My goal is to really understand this test.

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by DKjunior » Mon Oct 28, 2013 4:49 pm

Just ordered the LSAT Trainer book. The mLSAT LR guide is waiting for me. Dusting off my LG bible and other materials.

It's on. 8)

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by JSm00v3 » Mon Oct 28, 2013 5:22 pm

Just got my Oct '13 score back; scored a 166 (right around my PT average). I studied for about two months with a BP course, and although it was a good foundation, I'm looking forward to self-studying my way to a 175+.

Here are the materials I'm planning on using:

-Manhattan 3 Set of Strategy Guides
-LSAT Trainer
-LG Bible
-Cambridge LR Qs by type (PT 1-38
-PT ~40-70

I scored fairly well on RC (-3) and LR1 (-1), but I think I misdiagrammed LG and I totally f'ed up LR2 (-7)
I would love some feedback on materials and strategies!

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Re: The Official June 2014 Study Group

Post by rebexness » Mon Oct 28, 2013 5:31 pm

Welp, time for Cycle delay #5.

Seriously? What are you waiting for?

Now there's a charge.
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