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With less than months left until the LSAT I really need to drop the amount of questions I get wrong on LR. I've only taken two PTs, one from 1999 and I'm PTing at 155. Most of this is due to going minus 10 on both LR sections. Could this be because I am taking older PTs, but studying methods from Manhattan LSAT to tackle the newer questions?

Am I running out of time to improve?

Manhattan's strategy should work on any LSAT, new or old.

Write out explanations for each problem you miss. Explain to yourself why each choice is either wrong or right. Also, write out what caused you to miss the question? (were you confused? reading too quickly? etc.)


This should help increase your understanding.

Why have you only taken 2 PT's!? Thats the whole key to picking up points, experience.

Clearlynotstefan wrote:Why have you only taken 2 PT's!? Thats the whole key to picking up points, experience.

I know. You're right. Between work, school, and org campus things I got behind. But I have time again.

gaud wrote:Manhattan's strategy should work on any LSAT, new or old.

Write out explanations for each problem you miss. Explain to yourself why each choice is either wrong or right. Also, write out what caused you to miss the question? (were you confused? reading too quickly? etc.)


This should help increase your understanding.

I can definitely try this. Potentially using the 7sage method?

okaygo wrote:

Clearlynotstefan wrote:Why have you only taken 2 PT's!? Thats the whole key to picking up points, experience.

I know. You're right. Between work, school, and org campus things I got behind. But I have time again.

It would take a miracle to maximize your gains that quickly. Seriously consider delaying till Oct, your app would still be in early enough. Where are you PTing and whats your goal?

okaygo wrote:

gaud wrote:Manhattan's strategy should work on any LSAT, new or old.

Write out explanations for each problem you miss. Explain to yourself why each choice is either wrong or right. Also, write out what caused you to miss the question? (were you confused? reading too quickly? etc.)


This should help increase your understanding.

I can definitely try this. Potentially using the 7sage method?

You could try it using any method

Clearlynotstefan wrote:

okaygo wrote:

Clearlynotstefan wrote:Why have you only taken 2 PT's!? Thats the whole key to picking up points, experience.

I know. You're right. Between work, school, and org campus things I got behind. But I have time again.

It would take a miracle to maximize your gains that quickly. Seriously consider delaying till Oct, your app would still be in early enough. Where are you PTing and whats your goal?

I'm not really against delaying until October. My last PT was 155 and I'm trying to break into the consistent 162s and up.

okaygo wrote:

Clearlynotstefan wrote:

okaygo wrote:

Clearlynotstefan wrote:Why have you only taken 2 PT's!? Thats the whole key to picking up points, experience.

I know. You're right. Between work, school, and org campus things I got behind. But I have time again.

It would take a miracle to maximize your gains that quickly. Seriously consider delaying till Oct, your app would still be in early enough. Where are you PTing and whats your goal?

I'm not really against delaying until October. My last PT was 155 and I'm trying to break into the consistent 162s and up.

It's good you have an open mind to the idea, the benefits might outweigh the cost. Oct is still plenty early for apps, even if its 2 points, it's worth it, although with the additional time you could see much bigger gains with the time. Get to work! Best of luck!