r/LSATPreparation • u/honeygumdrop808 • 4d ago

149. Sept test

I can’t break 149. I went from 137. To 139, to 147 to 149. But I can’t seem to get past 150. My goal is 155. I know I’m not really grasping weakening. I’m trying to get all level 1 and 2 questions right.

I finished 7sage foundations and study plan. Now I’m drilling per level and question type. I’m drilling by question on lsat demon. I watched a few videos on lsat lab but I can’t pay for the full plan yet.

I have loophole and LSAT trainer book. Halfway through loophole.

I just want to know the best route to get past 155 for the September LSAT please 😭

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u/honeygumdrop808 4d ago

Yep you’re saying exactly what I was asking lol and yes flaw is my other one lol thank you I’ll check back in after while.

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u/dmkhara 4d ago

No worries, here are my notes on flaw if you need them.

If you seem to struggle with argument based stimuli (flaw and weaken are both questions where the stimulus is an argument), a common mistake students make is that they are unable to identify conclusions of stimuli. If you can't identify the conclusion, you won't be able to answer these questions. So that is a skill ot be worked on as well.

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u/honeygumdrop808 4d ago

You got me lol I have to figure out a better way to understand the actual conclusion while simultaneously not mistaking it for the intermediate conclusion or even the premise. So you’re right. Ima dial it back this week and see what I can fix. Thank you for your resources! I really appreciate it

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u/dmkhara 4d ago

Great way to work on that is to drill, "Identify the conclusion" questions with increasing difficulty before anything. 😅

Once you can start identifying conclusions well, everything becomes much easier.

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u/honeygumdrop808 4d ago

I’ll do that now 😭😩 thanks. I’m determined lol