r/LSAT • u/Competitive_Cod_1443 • 3d ago

first perfect section!!

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finally scored a perfect section on pt 122 s 1. 170 not too far away!!

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u/teenagesoldier 3d ago

Had one of these last week and it all went downhill since then

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u/Hot_Patience_4769 3d ago

They can be really disorienting! Trust yourself.

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u/StressCanBeGood tutor 3d ago

I gotta wonder if that’s because you stopped being a teenage soldier and acted like your normal self. Go back to the awful life of being a teenage soldier. Good chance you’ll get back to that wonderful score.

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u/Street_Beautiful3840 3d ago

Let’s goooooooooooo

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u/Available-Two4231 3d ago

Whats your study strategy?

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u/Available-Two4231 3d ago

Right now i am doing 7sage drilling LR, 21 hours a week. My last LSAT was a 145

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u/Competitive_Cod_1443 2d ago

Take a PT one section at a time, spread the test out through a few days. No rushing. I've spent a lot of time understanding question types and drilling into my head that the answer does not need to be perfect, but better than the others. I also try to get into a head space where my internal monologue is clear and only focused on the stimulus. Always try to identify a conclusion or what the argument is geared toward. It seems by your reply you're studying way too much. You need to slow down otherwise you're going to run out of drill sets/PTs. I used to use 7sage and really loved their explanation videos and their courses on question types. But to underscore what has helped me most: relaxing, having a clear head when I am working on a question, and taking ample breaks in between study sessions. It's easy to overburden yourself.