Now, what to do about these games difficulties? Improving On Games When You Think You’ve Tried Everything (With Help From Waffles The Cat) Otherwise, it’s almost always better to hold off or not go.

You should only go to law school when you are sure you’ve gotten the best results possible out of the admissions process. I’ve been pretty vocal about that fact that I have yet to hear very compelling reason to go to law school right away. Unless there was some incredibly compelling reason to go to law school this year, he should give the LSAT another try. Until our reader tries at least one more time, it’s tough to be confident that’s he’s obtained his best score. Even if you’ve already given it a good shot, very often you should be able to make further improvements. However, skill at games responds really well to more practice. If it was RC he is having trouble with, that might be a different story. It looks certain that he is going to be unhappy with the score he gets come score release day. 36-42, 56 – 63, and 65-70 as well as those in the superprep and in theold tests apart from the material covered in the 0L program of 7sage (I’ve also done a substantial portion of the first 10 tests…but nothing from the 10 tests out of print.)…įirst, our reader should just forget about sticking with the score here. I still have plenty of PT’s that I havent done. I want your advice on whether to retake or take the score that I have and run with it. I’m planning on retaking the test in June. In my score range, every point makes a difference to the kind of school that I can get into and the amount of money that I can get. I’m expecting between a 161 and a 166 on the test but I know I can do better if I just get my games down right. I also guessed on 3-4 odd of the LR questions as I ran out of time. RC is not a problem for me…I might be scoring cent percent in that part of the test. I was scoring between a 160 and a 166 on the practice tests but the thing is I never truly got a hang of the games…my scores were averaging around a 14 to 17 on the games.

I took the test in Dec after prepping with 7sage, I was happy in that I was scoring in the 160s but my aim was to get above a 165 preferably a 170. It’s a pretty common problem, one we’ll attempt to solve with some good advice and a funny cat video.

This reader is still having difficulty with logic games even after extensive prep with a solid LSAT company. This is the first in a series of question and answer posts that we are planning to do in order to answer reader questions that are pertinent to many LSAT prep students.

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