Anybody taking or took the LSAT?
- Thread starter KillaFnCam
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I have, what do you need help with breh
KillaFnCam
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Reading comp
brush up on your social sciences, humanities, natural sciences and law as that';s usually where the questions are drawn from
i bought this book googles
http://www.amazon.com/PowerScore-LSAT-Reading-Comprehension-Bible/dp/0980178223
it helps
you can probably find a free pdf somewhere out there
i bought this book googles
http://www.amazon.com/PowerScore-LSAT-Reading-Comprehension-Bible/dp/0980178223
it helps
you can probably find a free pdf somewhere out there
My dawg took it, and lets just say it didnt turn out too good for him 
good luck though bruh
good luck though bruhIve been reading a prep book modestly in case the LSAT is the next avenue I want to pursue. It's coming pretty easy to me, but I was a philosophy minor and my father is an attorney so that definitely helps. If I was to offer any suggestions that you may not otherwise hear, read some philosophy/logic/epistemology to get a hold of understanding arguments/assertions and you should be a bit better off.
KAWS
Pro
are you taking it on the 11th too?
KillaFnCam
Rookie
Yea. I got LR and LG down now, but RC is holding me back. I just started trying some speed reading techniques.
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
The most important part to master on the LSAT is the logic reasoning part. It's half of the whole test (2 sections). The section where you can gain the most points is the games part because once you master that, you can damn near ace that section. One of the most important things to remember about reading comprehension is to never care about trying to fully understand the reading material if it's outside of your comfort level. What's most important is to understand the main points of the passage. Break the passage down by each paragraph and try to grasp each paragraph's main point. Like someone else said, the best prep material is probably Powerscore's LSAT Bible for each section.
KillaFnCam
Rookie
Thanks
nomoreneveragain
Superstar
I was gonna take it on the 11th, but I got the FSOT on the 9th.
Make sure you get your mental stamina up.
Mix it up, take prep tests with 2 LG, 2 RC, 3 LR.
When I took it, it had 2 RC, one was experimental but it fvcked with my head for the rest of the test. Like the poster said above get that LR down ... so if you have 3 LR Sections on your test. Your not even gonna even sweat that sh1t.
Make sure you get your mental stamina up.
Mix it up, take prep tests with 2 LG, 2 RC, 3 LR.
When I took it, it had 2 RC, one was experimental but it fvcked with my head for the rest of the test. Like the poster said above get that LR down ... so if you have 3 LR Sections on your test. Your not even gonna even sweat that sh1t.
Roaden Polynice
Superstar
Reading comp 
That was the easiest by far, I think I only missed like 2 questions on that section. Logic games though...oh the menace of my testing life.
That was the easiest by far, I think I only missed like 2 questions on that section. Logic games though...oh the menace of my testing life.
you can't improve reading comp at age 20+ breh. just focus on the logic section. ace the games.
but honestly, don't take the test, don't go to law school. find something in the medical field to do.
but honestly, don't take the test, don't go to law school. find something in the medical field to do.
You say that like he's automatically got what it takes to switch to medicine. Honestly, RC is the easiest section. But it's not something you can really be taught. You either can or you can't. The thing is to not try to focus on the details necessarily. I had no idea what half of the words in the science passage meant when I took it. I got 1 wrong and it wasn't from that passage. You have to get the ability to just read that thing in 2 to 3 minutes. Because you can always look back at it to verify if you're right, but if you're spending like 5 minutes then that's an L.