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Just wondering if anyone here is cramming to squeeze in an additional 5 or more points before the Feb test? If so then how are you studying to increase your score?

SJU2010 wrote:Just wondering if anyone here is cramming to squeeze in an additional 5 or more points before the Feb test? If so then how are you studying to increase your score?

I have some potentially upsetting news for you. The February test is in 4 days. You should be aiming to add a point, maybe two if you are lucky.

ETA: If you are still 5 points from your goal, you should sit this one out and study for June.

Won't be possible, unless you come across epiphanies that lead to different thinking processes that fit more with the language of the LSAT.. but that's not all that realistic.

SJU2010 wrote:Just wondering if anyone here is cramming to squeeze in an additional 5 or more points before the Feb test? If so then how are you studying to increase your score?

As people have said above, this is almost impossible. That said, if you're down in the 150s or so it might be possible to go up a few points.

- If you're missing a lot on RC (-7 or 8 & running out of time), take a PT try skipping the passage with the fewest questions altogether.

- If you're missing a lot on LG (-7 or 8 & running out of time), take a PT try skipping the game with the fewest questions altogether.

Not sure that this will get you 5 points, but it could get you 2...

Any advice for me?

My stats:
LG -2 to -3 [sometimes I finish 3-4min early/ careless mistakes]
LR -3 to -6 [most my mistakes are on inference questions]
RC -4 to -7 [I run out of time or bomb comparative, if I slow down I simply do not understand the passage)

My goal is 170...any advice? I am improving radically on RC though, just got a 24/27 on one. (but was 2mins over)

I am signed up for Feb and its basically do or die for me.