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I am extremely pissed off at myself. Typically, the work I do is meticulous and thought out. I keep a clear mind for I am not the type to worry or be shook by anything. Well, almost anything. I took another practice LSAT today, and I rushed through a set of problems, missing one rule. Which completely through off all the work I had done. This test seems to throw me off my game and I have trouble moving forward
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Take your time next time and don't rush. How many practice exams do you plan on taking? -
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those LSAT problems are a pain in the ass. sometimes the rules don't make a difference and other times they can throw off everything. i would focus on some skills to help you manage you time and facts better, not that i have any to share. :PComment
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At least 6 more. So I have time. June 7th is my exam dateOriginally posted by dna9488 View PostComment
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My problem is when I feel hurried, I skip things that should be simple. I hope more practice will cause that to fade awayOriginally posted by dbjmofo View PostComment
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Thats plenty man, just take your time and own it. You can do it man. Think positive about yourself doing well on the exam and you will do well. 6 more is plenty, just focus on what you need to get done and don't rush.Originally posted by alwaysgrowing View Post
DBJ and I know a few friends taking their LSATs and what not. Its not fun. Best of luck :)Comment
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LSAT is no joke.... I echo the above, try to stay as calm as possible. Don't even pay attention to the time if you can help it. I am taking a prep class for the GMAT now. It has been 10 years since my last non-business Math class. Why the fuck do you need to know Geometry for business school? Who gives a shit about the area of a circle.Comment
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Well, I scored a 165 on the test. If I would have gotten 5 of the 6 problems right on the question I screwed up on, that would have put me at 170. 170 is the minimum you need to get into HarvardComment
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