I think its so important to learn the wording! I attached myself to A because I read the sitmulus and inferred that everyone who didn't miss class, automatically would've had an A. Like it was said, they could have, but the stimulus mentions nothing about A, or that perfect attendance was linked to it. "All students who got a bad grade had imperfect attendance. Don't confuse that with all students with imperfect attendance got a bad grade." Kind of a mind game, but once I understood, it really cleared up confusion.
Just for my own notes: most students attended each class session, those who got a grade below B- did not attend at least one.
no matter what, if u got lower than a B- you did not attend all the classes. safe to assume, that if you attended all classes then you got a B- or higher. Even if you got a B- or higher, you still could've missed a class.
Just because you missed a class, doesn't automatically mean you got lower than a B-. It's just that if you got lower than a B-, by facts, you did not attend all the classes.
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I am a lawyer in training. I am a lawyer in training. I am a lawyer in training. 😭😭😭
@Jonesag0 THIS!
@Jonesag0 I am an overly irritated lawyer in training...
@SwagOD literally me
@Ttyyst. SAME!!!!
im cooked
@alyssastrozewski Keep going. Keep a small wins journal and break down learning, one question type at a time.
@alyssastrozewski LMAO same
@alyssastrozewski me too chat
@alyssastrozewski same lol
man i dont understand shit im lowkey cooked asf but we ball
@cortis lollllllll mood fr
I feel better that this is a really hard question xD
i got this completely wrong but it gets me excited to one day get this right fr
the lion does not concern himself with "a grade higher than b minus"
I'm cooked
I'm cooked
debating if i should ever come back to this website after attempting the first question
@aiqbal no same.
@aiqbal crying
First day, first question and wheww that was tough.
aint this hella real
chat are we cooked?
Jumped in way too fast on this question because lawhub made me too confident.
@Katiesue14 Same, LSATDemon for me.
bruh my lsat score boutta be in the negatives
my brain already hurt
@KeziaH19 literally
@KeziaH19 😂
this was so humbling LOL. i'm excited to learn more!
@mvrievnne literally this. Lmao
I think its so important to learn the wording! I attached myself to A because I read the sitmulus and inferred that everyone who didn't miss class, automatically would've had an A. Like it was said, they could have, but the stimulus mentions nothing about A, or that perfect attendance was linked to it. "All students who got a bad grade had imperfect attendance. Don't confuse that with all students with imperfect attendance got a bad grade." Kind of a mind game, but once I understood, it really cleared up confusion.
The "you're not normal, you're a lawyer in training" truly changed my brain chemistry.
@rjon27 same here, it just gives me a boost of confidence.
pray for me
First LSAT day with 7sage I chose B I fear
@HWalls2027 same
Hmmmmmm, not the best start but hey its day one.
@BenPlath you’re not alone! Lol
@BenPlath Felt.
bro on the first question are we deadahh
I chose B. This is going in my wrong answer journal. I was going too fast and lacked the understanding I should have had. Lesson learned.
@Rhonda87 B then D for my blind review. RIP
@Rhonda87 It took me awhile to accept that B was not the answer. I understand why E was the answer but B sounded correct too.
@ahallett i chose D too </3
Starting my LSAT journey here. Hi to all fellow LSATers :D
Just for my own notes: most students attended each class session, those who got a grade below B- did not attend at least one.
no matter what, if u got lower than a B- you did not attend all the classes. safe to assume, that if you attended all classes then you got a B- or higher. Even if you got a B- or higher, you still could've missed a class.
Just because you missed a class, doesn't automatically mean you got lower than a B-. It's just that if you got lower than a B-, by facts, you did not attend all the classes.
i, too, got this wrong, twice