Saturday is LSAT PrepTest73Learn_Live_Hope wrote:What is Saturday?Dirigo wrote:THEN WITHDRAW!WorldsCollide wrote:So many people withdrawing from Saturday! Wish I was there with you (please no one respond with a "then withdraw!" I can't do that for various reasons I'd rather not get into).
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I heard that, too. I guess we'll see =\.Dirigo wrote:I think how confident you are on games is a good indication. It's too hard to predict performance on the other sections.WorldsCollide wrote:This is what I'll be writing Saturday: "To cancel or not to cancel? That is the question!"
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The last couple tests have had a ton of flaw questions so there's thatDirigo wrote:I know there's a list in The Trainer if you have that.mist4bison wrote:Does anyone know where I can find a list of the most common to the least common LR question types? I've definitely seen this a few times, but can't remember if it was in a book/online/on TLS. I know for the most part (it's pretty obvious going through a test/based on drills), but I want a list ranking them.
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180WorldsCollide wrote:Saturday is LSAT PrepTest73
I'm starting a regular Blueprint classroom course this weekend. Not sure if it will help push me into the 170's or not, but I figure worst case it gets my brain thinking about only LSAT for 8 hours during the work week and on my off days and weekends I can drill, drill, drill! And making sure I've mastered the basics is another huge perk. Can't push into the 170s when I make careless errors.thelincolnlawyer wrote:Anybody taking the Blueprint Movie course? Was already enrolled before finding this forum and the suggested prep. Hoping it is sufficient for a 170+
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I wish I knew how to get RC done. It seems that those people who are good at this section are just good naturally. I've always hated reading sections (my lowest on the SAT, too). So I definitely need an answer to this question, too.IamJosh wrote:Hey guys, joining in a bit late. Hoping to get some advice and stay motivated.
What drills/prep have you guys found most effective for RC? The best I've ever done is -7. I PT'd tonight for the third time and got a 164 (-3 LG, -4 LR1, -3 LR2, and -10 RC.) I actually missed six of seven on the last passage. I'm shooting for the 170's (like most people, I guess) and feel like if I can get there if I can get RC down, but how the heck does this even happen? Have people progressed out of such states of crappiness?
Necessary assumptionWorldsCollide wrote:I wish I knew how to get RC done. It seems that those people who are good at this section are just good naturally. I've always hated reading sections (my lowest on the SAT, too). So I definitely need an answer to this question, too.IamJosh wrote:Hey guys, joining in a bit late. Hoping to get some advice and stay motivated.
What drills/prep have you guys found most effective for RC? The best I've ever done is -7. I PT'd tonight for the third time and got a 164 (-3 LG, -4 LR1, -3 LR2, and -10 RC.) I actually missed six of seven on the last passage. I'm shooting for the 170's (like most people, I guess) and feel like if I can get there if I can get RC down, but how the heck does this even happen? Have people progressed out of such states of crappiness?
The best advice I've heard was just to have a strategy and stick with it. I divide the passage into sections and summarize on the side (key words and such) and circle key actors ("some scholars" or "the Lemon study").
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What LR question uses the "negate" strategy?
Thanks!Jgoods wrote:Necessary assumptionWorldsCollide wrote:I wish I knew how to get RC done. It seems that those people who are good at this section are just good naturally. I've always hated reading sections (my lowest on the SAT, too). So I definitely need an answer to this question, too.IamJosh wrote:Hey guys, joining in a bit late. Hoping to get some advice and stay motivated.
What drills/prep have you guys found most effective for RC? The best I've ever done is -7. I PT'd tonight for the third time and got a 164 (-3 LG, -4 LR1, -3 LR2, and -10 RC.) I actually missed six of seven on the last passage. I'm shooting for the 170's (like most people, I guess) and feel like if I can get there if I can get RC down, but how the heck does this even happen? Have people progressed out of such states of crappiness?
The best advice I've heard was just to have a strategy and stick with it. I divide the passage into sections and summarize on the side (key words and such) and circle key actors ("some scholars" or "the Lemon study").
ETA:
What LR question uses the "negate" strategy?
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Why is this a good thing? =\Dirigo wrote:I'm so excited for a low number!! June's big decrease was surprising so a big September decrease in addition to June will be AMAZING!peppermint wrote:2 ppl I know irl just withdrew from tomorrow's test to take Dec instead. I'm curious to see what the final number of test takers will be. I remember reading on a thread somewhere that Spivey said the drop in Sept registration was 8-10%, but I feel like there'll be even more ppl withdrawing tonight/cancelling tomorrow.
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