3 Essentials for LSAT Logic Games - Diagramming Strategies 

The tone of his voice nails it

😭

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.

😁

Mine would’ve been “Eugenia” Beautiful name. 🙃

I know this is 6 years later, but this comment is very true! My philosophy professor said she and her husband used derivations for their wedding seating!

score?

HANGMAN...🤡

I'm still learning myself, but I've found that practicing how to diagram thoroughly and accurately is worth it time-wise. A good diagram with good notes means you can use it to answer the related 4-5 questions pretty quickly. If it takes me longer than 2 min to finish the initial diagram and feel good about it, I move on to an easier one and come back to it afterwards if I have time.

You learn a set of simple, efficient notations from an LSAT book and practice logic games over and over using those notations until you are quick at diagramming.

@@teasp00ns awesome, you in law school currently after going at these this test?

Stevo-Fernando it's clearly not doing what the lsac wants it to do, since everyone uses this type of strategy rather than trying to use the analytical techniques they're trying to test. If they made them easier and increased the number of questions so it was both possible to do them in your head and advantageous.

But, aren't you supposed to have a high IQ?

Ikr, i dont know why we need to know this junk

They abolished it in name only! It's now call analytical reasoning! SMH!!! I'm taking it again for a higher score! I hate this test! I'm all ready in the legal field as a Paralegal and this test separates me from my ultimate goal...law school

@@CrustofCreation 🤣 my mentor told me this test isn't going to make me a good lawyer! I have test anxiety and it's my speed

+V Penny Of course you're cut out for the LSAT.....if SOMEONE was able to get though the LSAT that you've even personally wondered "how on earth did HE/SHE get into and through law school?" (and remember, that very person had to take the LSAT too) then YOU just keep practicing and do the best that you can. Plus, if one book isn't working for you, find another book (or video) that does a better job breaking down the concept for YOU and keep practicing, even if you only complete 10 questions.

V Penny I’m just now starting out and I’m studying for years on it so I can get a good score on the LSAT.

1999myfamily I have as well. So far the best advice that I can give you is: to write up flash cards and use them religiously Write the ones that you don’t understand over and over in a blank notebook until you commit the “law” to memory and you stop making that mistak, (this is called “Rote” memorization and it’s been scientifically proven to work) Lastly change your attitude about the test. If you want to rock it you have to approach it like a game and not like your life depends on it because the stress will psych you out. Instead, take it as a puzzle game and try to understand WHY you made the mistake. Those have been the most important things that have worked, and still are working, for me

lmaooo yoooo 8 years ago - how was law school?

Bethany Testerman 😂😂😂😂

@@TrreeHuggers holy crap - 8 years ago!! Unbelievable. Honestly, I got fed up jumping through these bullshit hoops. I actually never ended up going to law school and instead ended up in a tech company working with some cutting edge stuff. It's remarkable to bring myself back to this era mentally and how much anxiety I had. To anyone who doesn't make it, don't worry, you will find your calling! This feels like life and death at the time but it's unreal how naive i was to think that. Now, lawyers consult us for assistance and I work across them at the table very often. Such a weird but positive turn of events :)

@@TranceSFX did you get A bad school?

@@JimyOfficial Nah had a few good offers eventually, but by that time I was pretty irritated and said fuck this haha.

Steinger, Iscoe & Greene actually it is something you can use and memorizing it is totally possible as well as totally fine. Logic doesn’t just come out and bite you in the butt and it certainly isn’t something you’re born with, logic is a construct that we as humans use to rationalize an predict an outcome, at least in this case that is. So do not worry about law school....do well on the test first, and for gods sake don’t listen to people who say you’re going to have a bad time, there’s so many people in law school who are all in the same boat that in all honesty everyone is having a hard time. Lastly, teachers are there for a reason and will often help you because they want you to succeed, not flunk out.

You seem to be like my buddy. I'd suggest just keep watching these videos, keep taking practice tests, and stay focused on the task at hand. I wish I could give hou more, but this is working

AdamCarl7 I’m guessing not

Ferdinand. C. Fernanddi Sthilaire how did you study?

Damn! You must be at Yale or Harvard now

yeah right you got a 175, lmao..

@@kevinlogue1682 What did you score on the real or practice exams Kevin?

@@CrustofCreation he ain't sleeping with ya, little boah

Michael Jordan.. I know this is 5 years too late but there were six clowns but five different types of acts. Which means that one of the clowns either didn't perform or did one of the acts twice...

👁