The Official September 2016 Study Group - WAKE ME UP WHEN SEPTEMBER ENDS Forum

[appind]

I feel like anyone who encountered G3 in dec'15 and went -0 on that section on game day should get kudos




Thats really a tough game to do under game day conditions, and this is coming from a math/science person

[Mikey]

I feel like anyone who encountered G3 in dec'15 and went -0 on that section on game day should get kudos




Thats really a tough game to do under game day conditions, and this is coming from a math/science person

I'm too much of a puss to do that game

[appind]

Dear god. I literally just went -7 on an RC section. Holy shit.

Apparently misbubbled 5??? I'm not sure how that happened since I don't generally have issues with misbubbling. welp, that's scary. So -2 really, which is a relief.

I switched an answer about the authors' attitude from approval to indifferent at the end, because I realized the author never really speaks as themselves . Learning my lesson to go with my gut on these interpretive-ish questions, and only change an answer afterwards if I see that it's definitely wrong.

pt #?

[Mikey]

I was looking at spiveys Twitter and apparently September LSAT registrants are up by 2.9%

Just something I wanted to throw here lol

[StopLawying]

I was looking at spiveys Twitter and apparently September LSAT registrants are up by 2.9%

Just something I wanted to throw here lol

I'm pretty sure LSAT registrants was also up for June but actual # of test takers decreased.

[Alexandros]

Dear god. I literally just went -7 on an RC section. Holy shit.

Apparently misbubbled 5??? I'm not sure how that happened since I don't generally have issues with misbubbling. welp, that's scary. So -2 really, which is a relief.

I switched an answer about the authors' attitude from approval to indifferent at the end, because I realized the author never really speaks as themselves . Learning my lesson to go with my gut on these interpretive-ish questions, and only change an answer afterwards if I see that it's definitely wrong.

pt #?

48. But not within a PT, just as drilling.

[Instrumental]

I'm going to chalk up my poor performance on this past AR due to going RC overload lately at the expense of practicing AR.

[appind]

Doing 2 PT's back to back tomorrow. Let's go.

which range of pt numbers are you at?

[Alexandros]

i figured out what went wrong for my last LG section! I represented a rule that said "at least" as if it said "exactly". Not sure if I should hate myself for making such a stupid error or be happy that there was a good reason why I was so confident yet got 4 questions wrong for the same game.

Just did the exact same thing on 43. I realized my mistake on like the fifth question - Salvaged a few then came back at the end to salvage (some of) the rest.

[Alexandros]

I'm going to chalk up my poor performance on this past AR due to going RC overload lately at the expense of practicing AR.

I read this and was like "wait, what is AR."

[Pozzo]

I was looking at spiveys Twitter and apparently September LSAT registrants are up by 2.9%

Just something I wanted to throw here lol

I'm pretty sure LSAT registrants was also up for June but actual # of test takers decreased.

Yep, registrants up 2%, takers down 1%, if I recall.

[Instrumental]

I'm going to chalk up my poor performance on this past AR due to going RC overload lately at the expense of practicing AR.

I read this and was like "wait, what is AR."

I'm talking about the rifle obviously.

[tofuspeedstar]

Is it just me or is PT 70 LR4 hard af.

If not, then my BR score shows that I'm a fucking moron

No, im with you on it. Was weird.

[ashrice13]

i figured out what went wrong for my last LG section! I represented a rule that said "at least" as if it said "exactly". Not sure if I should hate myself for making such a stupid error or be happy that there was a good reason why I was so confident yet got 4 questions wrong for the same game.

Just did the exact same thing on 43. I realized my mistake on like the fifth question - Salvaged a few then came back at the end to salvage (some of) the rest.

At least you were able to realize it and fix it! That's better than not. Every single question had the correct answer choice for my mistake...so there I was, super confident with all the wrong answers

[Alexandros]

I'm going to chalk up my poor performance on this past AR due to going RC overload lately at the expense of practicing AR.

I read this and was like "wait, what is AR."

I'm talking about the rifle obviously.

Ah. Understandable. Only rifle trickier on than AR is the LSAT.

[Alexandros]

Did three RC and three LG sets today. Not much, but at least I actually did something at long last. Going to do some work stuff then hit LR.

[Mikey]

Is it just me or is PT 70 LR4 hard af.

If not, then my BR score shows that I'm a fucking moron

No, im with you on it. Was weird.

Thank you!! I thought I was just shitty at LR

[theothercat]

Was gonna take a full PT today but was a little hungover, and decided not to.

On the upside, I did like 25 LGs and am starting to feel the high confidence level on LG I reached on my last take. It'll be nice to not have to really worry too much about LG, and focus really intensely on necessary assumptions/flaws/strengthen/weaken and drilling RC incessantly for the next 3 weeks.

[Pozzo]

Gah, I need to do some serious grouping games drilling the next few days. They last few I've done just beat the crap out of me. Even if I can get to the correct answers, I'm always at least a minute slower than 7sage. But sequencing games are no problem for some reason. I've heard people tend to be naturally better at one or the other. Anyone else have that experience?

[Instrumental]

Gah, I need to do some serious grouping games drilling the next few days. They last few I've done just beat the crap out of me. Even if I can get to the correct answers, I'm always at least a minute slower than 7sage. But sequencing games are no problem for some reason. I've heard people tend to be naturally better at one or the other. Anyone else have that experience?

For me it all depends on the restrictions, but usually sequencing games seem to be set up easier than grouping games.

[Pozzo]

Gah, I need to do some serious grouping games drilling the next few days. They last few I've done just beat the crap out of me. Even if I can get to the correct answers, I'm always at least a minute slower than 7sage. But sequencing games are no problem for some reason. I've heard people tend to be naturally better at one or the other. Anyone else have that experience?

For me it all depends on the restrictions, but usually sequencing games seem to be set up easier than grouping games.

Yeah, inferences are just so much more readily apparent to me with sequencing games.

[bearedman8]

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[tofuspeedstar]

Is it just me or is PT 70 LR4 hard af.

If not, then my BR score shows that I'm a fucking moron

No, im with you on it. Was weird.

Thank you!! I thought I was just shitty at LR

The stem on 24 I think I was like...what. The one about the company president

[Mikey]

Ok I really need help.

PT70 S4 Q12

Been trying to wrap my head around it along with explanations but it just makes no damn sense

[Mikey]

Is it just me or is PT 70 LR4 hard af.

If not, then my BR score shows that I'm a fucking moron

No, im with you on it. Was weird.

Thank you!! I thought I was just shitty at LR

The stem on 24 I think I was like...what. The one about the company president

I see what you mean. All I did was glance at the stem and identified the words flaw and parallel and disregarded the rest.