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Studying for the LSAT / Frequent Preptests or Problem Type Focus
« on: October 27, 2009, 03:58:16 PM »
Hello,
I am preparing for the Dec LSAT. I have taken a number of prep tests and have seen improvement. Timing is an issue for me and this is why I like taking the tests. I also like knowing where I stand. A friend of mine advised to STOP TAKING TESTS....and instead focus on a type of problem (this applies to LR mostly)...he says that getting comfortable with the type of problem will do more for your time than you may think. I don't know what to do....5 and a half weeks left...i still have about 10 points to go up for my goal. I feel like if I don't take a test for a couple weeks and then take one and realize that what I had been doing wasn't working then I would have wasted two weeks.
I started out at 148
I am currently at 157
I want to get to 167-170 range
HELP!! PLEASE!!!!
I am preparing for the Dec LSAT. I have taken a number of prep tests and have seen improvement. Timing is an issue for me and this is why I like taking the tests. I also like knowing where I stand. A friend of mine advised to STOP TAKING TESTS....and instead focus on a type of problem (this applies to LR mostly)...he says that getting comfortable with the type of problem will do more for your time than you may think. I don't know what to do....5 and a half weeks left...i still have about 10 points to go up for my goal. I feel like if I don't take a test for a couple weeks and then take one and realize that what I had been doing wasn't working then I would have wasted two weeks.
I started out at 148
I am currently at 157
I want to get to 167-170 range
HELP!! PLEASE!!!!