St. Louis Study Group
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 9:54 pm
Not sure if this is the right place to post this thread, but I'd like to start a study group for people taking the LSAT in the St. Louis, MO area.
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Why would my past posts make it hard for me to find a study buddy?legit wrote:Look up "Wash U Pre-Law Society" and reach out.
With your past posts, it might be hard to find a study buddy.
I'm always willing to chat/provide advice over the Internet!JohnZ wrote:Although I don't live there, I am impressed by the progress you have made. Maybe I can learn something from you.
Stress contagion effectRamTitan wrote:Why would my past posts make it hard for me to find a study buddy?legit wrote:Look up "Wash U Pre-Law Society" and reach out.
With your past posts, it might be hard to find a study buddy.
Ah gotcha, haha. Now that I've sat for it, I don't really have any anxiety about the test anymore; just another practice test.legit wrote:Stress contagion effectRamTitan wrote:Why would my past posts make it hard for me to find a study buddy?legit wrote:Look up "Wash U Pre-Law Society" and reach out.
With your past posts, it might be hard to find a study buddy.
I definitely need suggestions for reading comprehension. It seems to me that the answer choices are written in such a deceptive manner ...RamTitan wrote:I'm always willing to chat/provide advice over the Internet!JohnZ wrote:Although I don't live there, I am impressed by the progress you have made. Maybe I can learn something from you.
I'm curious though; what was your intent for you second sentence in your initial post?legit wrote:Stress contagion effectRamTitan wrote:Why would my past posts make it hard for me to find a study buddy?legit wrote:Look up "Wash U Pre-Law Society" and reach out.
With your past posts, it might be hard to find a study buddy.
A couple of general tips that have helped me with RC are:JohnZ wrote:I definitely need suggestions for reading comprehension. It seems to me that the answer choices are written in such a deceptive manner ...RamTitan wrote:I'm always willing to chat/provide advice over the Internet!JohnZ wrote:Although I don't live there, I am impressed by the progress you have made. Maybe I can learn something from you.
RamTitan wrote:A couple of general tips that have helped me with RC are:JohnZ wrote:I definitely need suggestions for reading comprehension. It seems to me that the answer choices are written in such a deceptive manner ...RamTitan wrote:I'm always willing to chat/provide advice over the Internet!JohnZ wrote:Although I don't live there, I am impressed by the progress you have made. Maybe I can learn something from you.
1. There are four answers that are absolutely wrong, and only one right answer. Sometimes it can be something as small as one word that makes an answer wrong, but more often this is not the case.
2. Pay attention to the structure of the passage. While it pays to be a close reader, it's more important to understand the flow of a passage versus details.
Hopefully. Thanks a lot!
3. Drill baby drill. There are many passages I have done 4x or more before I thoroughly understood it. Once you do this though, you'll see all RC passages are virtually the same.