real The Official December 2016 Waiters Group - Patience is a Virtue Forum

[earldasquirel]

Feeling the burnout coming so taking a week break from all LSAT related activity. I don't know what to do with all this free time.

[Rigo]

Feeling the burnout coming so taking a week break from all LSAT related activity. I don't know what to do with all this free time.

Drink. Hike. Drink.

[Deardevil]

Feeling the burnout coming so taking a week break from all LSAT related activity. I don't know what to do with all this free time.

Netflix and chill.

[amta]

Just signed up! Decided I'd rather sprint to the finish in 1.5 months instead of waiting until February.

what a turn of events

[Rigo]

Just signed up! Decided I'd rather sprint to the finish in 1.5 months instead of waiting until February.

what a turn of events

You better not end up here.

[amta]

Just signed up! Decided I'd rather sprint to the finish in 1.5 months instead of waiting until February.

what a turn of events

You better not end up here.

already here dude. withdrew from september.

[Rigo]

already here dude. withdrew from september.

[amta]

all good fam, gonna kill it in december.

[theboringest]

PT32 RC: -0 with about a minute left when I finished. Fairly close to modern RC lsat in difficulty so that felt good. I've adopted a new strategy of reading through once very closely, thinking about the passage, then going through again for detail before hitting up the questions. I've found it is very helpful on medium or easy difficulty passages, as I can usually go through the questions with minimal going back to the text.

I still struggle a bit on "which of the following is most representative of X from the passage" questions.

[nimbus cloud]

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[blackmamba8]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

[Barack O'Drama]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

Probably somewhere around 25-30 hours a week.

[blackmamba8]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

Probably somewhere around 25-30 hours a week.

Solid, that's basically right where I've been at too. I want to try increasing by 5-10 hours but I'm worried about burnout.

[theboringest]

PT32 RC: -0 with about a minute left when I finished. Fairly close to modern RC lsat in difficulty so that felt good. I've adopted a new strategy of reading through once very closely, thinking about the passage, then going through again for detail before hitting up the questions. I've found it is very helpful on medium or easy difficulty passages, as I can usually go through the questions with minimal going back to the text.

I still struggle a bit on "which of the following is most representative of X from the passage" questions.

RC is still my weakest section and getting it down to -2/-1 average would be great. I was wondering if you used any prep books to improve your RC or just took many RCs and analyzed what you did wrong.

Not really, I skimmed the RC chapters in the LSAT Trainer but mostly I feel like RC is a section where you need to get your own strategy unfortunately...

[Rigo]

I expect we'll have some new faces in here today and tomorrow.

[Hobbesy]

I expect we'll have some new faces in here today and tomorrow.

You rang?

Hello December test buddies! Signed up because I took the September administration (awful) now I'm here! Wohoooo

[Rigo]

Howdy!

[WWhitman]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

Probably somewhere around 25-30 hours a week.

How did Tort and Proteinshake do, you know??? I'm anxious for them. Haha

[Hobbesy]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

Probably somewhere around 25-30 hours a week.

How did Tort and Proteinshake do, you know??? I'm anxious for them. Haha

Both did fine! Tort got 174 methinks, I missed protein's score but he was over the moon

[Hobbesy]

Howdy!

Hello hello! Tardy to the party but I will catch up!

[dj9i27]

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[johnnysacks]

10/19 Never Forget. December LSAT I'm coming for you.

[Instrumental]

Sup friends. Got a trash score in September and just ordered the 42-51 LSAT book on Amazon for my last set of fresh PTs. Gonna start studying again tomorrow morning.

[Instrumental]

How much time do you all spend studying on average per week? I've been timing myself every day to keep track but I can't help but feel like I'm not doing enough

Probably somewhere around 25-30 hours a week.

How did Tort and Proteinshake do, you know??? I'm anxious for them. Haha

Both did fine! Tort got 174 methinks, I missed protein's score but he was over the moon

He got a 169.

[Mikey]

*sigh*

officially checking in