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Originally Posted by Villian1
Good luck on the LSAT!
Not until June 8th. But, I have a nearly meaningless intro Kaplan diagnostic exam on March 17th, that will give me a baseline score to work from. After that there are mid-point and final-diagnostic exams in April. Plenty of time to learn, practice, and improve, between now and June, using all the Kaplan utilities. The live classes will be an assist, as well.
This is merely speculation, but it seems to me like LG and LR sections, with enough study and practice, will on average, produce the biggest returns for students (at least for me), due to their finite nature. Whereas the RC section, even after learning the methodologies and practicing, requires the most effort to move up in score.