@MayorOfWhoville Hello! do you have the name of the book? It sounds like a solid idea.
I work around 40 to 50 hours a week as well. It can be difficult to find time to study sometimes. However, even 20 to 30 minutes a day can help. Try studying before work and some afterwards. Being mentally drained after work is a thing lol, but keep positive! You can do it :)
Hello! Hope everyone is doing well. I just wanted to get insights on how to warm up before taking a timed PT. Do you guys do a RC passage or a couple of LR questions? If I go directly to the PT, I feel like I can't really "click" until the end of the 1st section.
Any recommendations are appreciated!
Happy studies 😊
@lsat7sjaidfjod It does help sometimes. Questions 24,25, and 26 were not that bad compared to this one.
Hello! Doing BR does help for RC. Do the passages that gave you the most trouble and dissect it piece by piece. I took PT 150 last week and S4 did have some challenging readings. Know that every correct AC in each RC passage has support in the text somewhere.
@HappyTestTaker I'm here as well lol! The people that commented are already partners in some law firm by now.
You can do it, bruh! I would try to repeat the RC section that gave you the most difficulties. You got this!
Yep, I will do the same. The new format is so complicated. The "tool" box is so annoying.
Hello! Congratulations!!! Any tips? What does your study routine looks like?
Hello, I would try to go and ask your professors in person if possible. Take your resume and go talk to one of them.
@jiangserina761 That's the flaw. The "no ifs, ands, or buts" can include multiple reasons why the shoppers preferred Northwoods. However, the author is using the survey to conclude that Northwoods is "tops for taste." The shoppers could be referring to the price instead of the taste of the product.
Hello! Can we also connect the minor premise to the conclusion directly?
Something like "If salaries in an unrestricted free market are determined by what someone else is willing to pay, then such salaries are fair." Thank you!
I started taking PTs after the core curriculum. That way you're already familiar with the question types and most of the things you need to know.
Hello! Have you finished the core curriculum? Grammar is also a big thing for this test. The core curriculum has a good section that covers basic grammar that has helped me with the arguments.
I'm 31 and will, hopefully, attending law school next year as well. If it is something you want to do, then go for it! You have the advantage of having work experience, which, in my opinion, it's a great asset. One of the things that I consider the most is the cost of going to law school. You are not alone in this my good friend.
@BrookeLSAT24 AC A refers to urban groups. The argument is about rural and semirural groups