I need to understand that the goal is to make the argument correct and fill in the gap. It's difficult because all of the answer choices can look so different in these types of questions. Some can seem like they are just restating the entire premise, but it would still need to be true to make make the argument correct.

I sent the professors I emailed a "cheat sheet" with the activities I participated in during college, the grades I received in their courses, and my strengths. This made it way easier for them them say yes because it was less work lol. Also, I started emailing my favorite professors who taught classes I enjoyed a few weeks before I asked them, just to gain familiarity. I worked during college and was pretty shy, so I didn't really go to office hours. This worked out well for me, and I hope it does for you, too.

This confused me because as an actor, wouldn't you have a copy of the play? This is a bad question LSAC