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@@Joetheshow445 you can always try taking the SAT instead. It looks like you need a break to be honest. I studied for 2 and a half years. The best thing I ever did was take a 5 month break (and 5 day long breaks the closer I got to my exam date). It truly helps the info sink in, while also giving you a much deserved break. I’m not even upset with your response, because I have literally been in your position. Studying for this exam made me wanna rip my hair out, scream, cuss out anyone who even says hi to me, and throw an all out temper tantrum. Trust me, it’s just apart of the process. Another thing to keep in mind is that you don’t need to work yourself to death just to get IN to law school. Save that for when you’re preparing for finals. I’m really sorry you’re feeling this way though. In all sincerity, if you need help on LG specifics, I’m more than happy to help walk you through some games. I’m no genius, but I’ve mastered LG. It’s my proudest accomplishment because I worked my ass off for it. Please, I’d love to help if you’d let me (I’m not good in some LR questions and I can’t help in RC since it’s my weakest). I don’t know the time frame you’re working with, but trust me, when you hit a brick wall and plateau in your studying, it is imperative that you take a break. I hope you find the time to read this. As far as people with learning disabilities goes, I can’t really speak for them. I struggle on RC the most because of my ADHD. I lose track of the sentences, struggle finding the right answers, and in general have a really hard time retaining everything. Luckily my prescription adderall and therapist helped me get double time. Let me know what you think about my offer. Until then, take care. (Also I recommend the LSAT trainer by Mike Kim to learn the concepts, and the “10 actuals” exam books. I’ve done my fair share of PTs too, but the practice exams don’t mean much if your foundation is weak. You might be reinforcing the wrong logic which is why it’s important to check why an answer is wrong AND why it is right).

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Reading Comp is the hardest. There is no way to finish this section in 35 minutes.

@@AntiMasonic93 might sound lame, but as long as you say “there’s no way”, there won’t be a way. Change your mindset and there will

@@RedBloodAssassin I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me

@@AntiMasonic93 Ive finished reading comp with time left over while practicing. I learned that starting with the shortest passages and answering the shorter questions first makes it faster and easier.