PT 42 (Dec 2003): 168
PT Breakdown: LR1= -6 (20/26) LR2= -3 (23/26) RC= -2 (24/26) LG= -3 (20/23) Experimental (LR1 from PT 21) = -3 (22/25) Raw/Scaled Score= 87/101, 168… One of those cruel, cruel, cruel -10/170… Read More
PT 32 (Oct 2000): 168
I took PT 32 yesterday, but didn’t get around to blogging on here. To save me some time, my PT breakdowns will be shorter and more concise. This way, my blog posts match… Read More
PT 31 (June 2000 Test): 169
This week is the beginning of regular practice tests! I haven’t established a quota for how many PTs I should do each week, but I do have specific tests that I want to… Read More
self-memo #1: don’t procrastinate review of practice tests
Try to review tests immediately after taking the test. At the very latest, complete review the next day. You must devote the time to review PTs. Case in point, you took PT 26… Read More
never, never, never give up
There will be slow days that seem to chip away at your soul. When your to-do list is daunting and you just want to throw your hands up and admit defeat. Breathe. You… Read More
words of (LSAT) wisdom
Rather than thinking of the LSAT as 30 prep tests to be gotten through, think of it as weaknesses to be eliminated. Every test is a snapshot of your weaknesses and you MUST… Read More
LR’s countdown: 8 weeks until the LSAT
Monday, August 1: Holy S*@#! 8 sections are hard!! Attempted to do a 8-section test using PT 26 and 27 and I… failed… spectacularly. I don’t think I will do a full breakdown…but… Read More
back to basics: reading comprehension
This past week or so, I’ve been spending lots of quality time with reading comprehension because I think of RC as a misunderstood friend, not the evil third wheel of LR and LG… Read More
LR’s countdown: 9 weeks until the LSAT
This week was all about simplicity. Less thinking, more action, and a whole lot of “YOU CAN DO THIS, LR! DON’T GIVE UP!” ra-ra self-cheerleading. It’s kind of cool to see that I CAN… Read More
