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Hi, I'm currently enrolled in university in Spain and am planning to take the LSAT in January. In admissions terms, I'd guess with my current Spanish uni GPA I would be considered a splitter, given I get my goal LSAT score. But I've read that my Spanish GPA won't necessarily be considered? I'm pretty confused on how much my GPA will be worth in regards to my application, if anyone has any insight about this it would be very much appreciated! Thanks
got it right but it took me 5 minutes. idk how i would answer this without lawgic
Something that helps me a lot is identifying the two concepts that exist within the statement. From there its just picking one of them and negating and making it the necessary condition. In this sense, it makes it all feel much more mechanical if you prefer learning it that way. Hope this helps.
For example:
Jordan cannot be the GOAT because Lebron exists.
Two concepts:
Jordan GOAT (JGOAT), Lebron Exists (LE)
LE --> /JGOAT: If Lebron exists, Jordan is not the GOAT.
JGOAT --> /LE: If Jordan is the GOAT, Lebron does not exist.
Lebron is of course the GOAT tho
@OmarAbuaita Don't forget for sufficient conditions: "The Only" also exists.
@JacobBaska Apologies, I hadn't seen this until now. Thank you so much, super helpful!!!