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So, first of all, thanks for the metric tons of great advices here, and to my off-line study buddies.
Math got a bit worse, but I have Q49 before, so I'm not too worried. I'm pretty sure I did well on my essay and I've gotten perfect essay before, IR is 7, just l like 3 other times I took it.
Quick debrief: I think what helped was taking my medication. Before, I was hesitant to take my prescription medication for my medical condition because I wasn't sure if it would impact me in a negative way, so I think if you take a prescription medications for any of your medical condition, do so. That was the major difference between this take and all other takes.
I was also not as worried or depressed, since I published all my books and I just got a new book deal. So psychologically, being relaxed is better than being emotionally messy.
Math - light prep through Math Revolution (went through the book).MR is good if you're already getting 45+. I already had a pretty good math score from before, so I focused on English this time.
I read a metric tonnage of the Economist and Scientific American. I had prepped for LSAT before, so all I had to do was deepen my understanding of SC as well. In addition to reading, I finished several SC prep books (the ones frequently recommended on here).
Thank you all again
woooo
I'm so excited!
Now I gotta work on my apps and essays!
Math got a bit worse, but I have Q49 before, so I'm not too worried. I'm pretty sure I did well on my essay and I've gotten perfect essay before, IR is 7, just l like 3 other times I took it.
Quick debrief: I think what helped was taking my medication. Before, I was hesitant to take my prescription medication for my medical condition because I wasn't sure if it would impact me in a negative way, so I think if you take a prescription medications for any of your medical condition, do so. That was the major difference between this take and all other takes.
I was also not as worried or depressed, since I published all my books and I just got a new book deal. So psychologically, being relaxed is better than being emotionally messy.
Math - light prep through Math Revolution (went through the book).MR is good if you're already getting 45+. I already had a pretty good math score from before, so I focused on English this time.
I read a metric tonnage of the Economist and Scientific American. I had prepped for LSAT before, so all I had to do was deepen my understanding of SC as well. In addition to reading, I finished several SC prep books (the ones frequently recommended on here).
Thank you all again
wooooI'm so excited!
Now I gotta work on my apps and essays!
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