This is kind of midway between /sci/ and /his/ but I think it works.
I'm studying for the LSAT and want to crush it, since my GPA is just a 3.4 and wouldn't be enough on its own for a decent school. I've taken the practice test 3 times so far and am scoring around 160 (average is 150), doing pretty solid on the reading comprehension and 'what is the argument' parts. The logic games part is absurdly hard though, they give you random bits of information and basically leave you on your own to figure out a way to solve it with an average of less than 90 seconds a question.
I've done very well on normal IQ tests but this obviously requires more than just intuitive approaches, I need strategies. What do?
I'm studying for the LSAT and want to crush it, since my GPA is just a 3.4 and wouldn't be enough on its own for a decent school. I've taken the practice test 3 times so far and am scoring around 160 (average is 150), doing pretty solid on the reading comprehension and 'what is the argument' parts. The logic games part is absurdly hard though, they give you random bits of information and basically leave you on your own to figure out a way to solve it with an average of less than 90 seconds a question.
I've done very well on normal IQ tests but this obviously requires more than just intuitive approaches, I need strategies. What do?
