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Preparing for the LSAT and there seems to be a lack of explanation right now for the June 2015 games. So I appreciate you putting these up. When will you be putting the rest of the games up?

How long did you study to get that 180?

noticevl wrote:Preparing for the LSAT and there seems to be a lack of explanation right now for the June 2015 games. So I appreciate you putting these up. When will you be putting the rest of the games up?

Should be up by the end of the night.

OhBoyOhBortles wrote:How long did you study to get that 180?

About 6 months. I did every LSAT question ever made (at least twice) - including the Indian LSATs etc.

ShenmueRemake wrote:

OhBoyOhBortles wrote:How long did you study to get that 180?

About 6 months. I did every LSAT question ever made (at least twice) - including the Indian LSATs etc.

Nice! How many times did you take the test?

When will the fourth game be up? That's the one I really care about...

OhBoyOhBortles wrote:

ShenmueRemake wrote:

OhBoyOhBortles wrote:How long did you study to get that 180?

About 6 months. I did every LSAT question ever made (at least twice) - including the Indian LSATs etc.

Nice! How many times did you take the test?

Just once. I had exhausted all prep material before my test anyways, so I wouldn't have had anything on my side for a retake except luck.

ShenmueRemake wrote:I scored a 180 sometime ago thanks to all the advice on TLS. I lurked until now and wanted to throw some value back. I will be making logic games solutions for the June test. I made a youtube channel. Hopefully someone will find it useful.

I have NO COMMERCIAL INTEREST in this at all (nor will i ever). Just looking to help out.

Game 1 Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3JaOgJK57s
Game 2 Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dyTM6d6ewc
Game 3 Link: https://youtu.be/K9sgNR1t3go

Sweet, thanks. If you do not mind me asking, what was your diagnostic score, and how many hours were you averaging per week, of study time that is.

My diagnostic score was high 150s. I can't answer how many hours of study time, and I don't think it's a good question to be asking. It depends on how quickly you are able to absorb the material. I would just study as much as possible till you burn out for the day. Some days I studied 4 hours, some days i looked at like 2 or 3 logical reasoning and decided I would rather play video games.

ShenmueRemake wrote:

OhBoyOhBortles wrote:How long did you study to get that 180?

About 6 months. I did every LSAT question ever made (at least twice) - including the Indian LSATs etc.

Do you think doing old PTs helped you to achieve the score or you just did them as additional practice?
I'm not sure I have time to finish all PTs so want to just focus on recent ones, but am wondering how much helpful old PTs are for raising score.
And at most how many times did you do the questions? (at least twice, so at most how many times?)

Thanks!

oh for sure. Old PTs were invaluable! If you can get to them, I would definitely do them. If anything maybe add old sections as "experimental" to your PTs.

It really depends. If the questions were easy then twice. If they were harder then I would give them a closer look. I almost always saw something new, allowing me to answer the question better.

ShenmueRemake wrote:oh for sure. Old PTs were invaluable! If you can get to them, I would definitely do them. If anything maybe add old sections as "experimental" to your PTs.

It really depends. If the questions were easy then twice. If they were harder then I would give them a closer look. I almost always saw something new, allowing me to answer the question better.

Adding as experimental section sounds a good idea.
I was just wondering because some of them are really old like more than 20 yrs ago and felt the tendency or the way they ask questions is much different from the one today.
Not sure I can do all of PTs, but it is still possible to achieve decent score without doing all of them right? (like it's sufficient but not necessary...)
Feel kind of insecure bc I found many ppl do all PTs but I'm not sure I have time to do all of them

I kind of feel the same thing, it seems I always find something new, but in my case actually sometimes it makes me nervous too because it makes me feel like there's tons of stuff I don't know and It never ends...(maybe worry too much?)

Oh by the way, thanks for your reply to my another thread, and actually I have a question...Do you look for all Qs quickly in dual passages? I like the idea partially read some Qs first, but just wondering how you know which Q to read first and whether you read the whole sentence or...how do you spot the important part of questions?

And I'm not good at replacement question on LG...any advice for attacking this kind of question? (Qs like replace to different rules, but have the same effects)

Thanks bunch!