yeah what was that?! 🫩

omgggg i’m crying

whew. chose A and talked it through all the way and eliminated my choices quickly. I would say for these MSS Except ones, read each answer choice and go back to the stimulus and find the answer and be sure it is stated. If it is not stated or stated but does not make a lick of sense - then that's your EXCEPT. Therefore, A. That's how I thought of it anyway.

I did pretty well on this area. Just trying to be consistent.

@mmamer20 ong!

screaming! cause I truly did use outside knowledge for it. I chose E.

I’m 29 and feel the same way as you. Do I have academic and career success? sure. However, it’s not MY idea of success. My passion is to be an attorney and service the public as a professional. I get through it by setting goals and having an “all or nothing” or “take it or leave it” mentality. I train my brain that I can do ALL things. My brain is the most powerful thing and as long as I am readily able to learn, law school is within my reach. The LSAT is a learnable test. I scored a 132 on my diagnostic, and that gave me motivation to put in more work!

I would have gotten this answer right if I focused on the FALSE answer that is RIGHT. oxymoron? yeah I know. when I got to the answer choices, I was treating it as a MBT and lost the plot :/

deep sigh. I chose the suffer one and thought the language was too strong and changed it to the "unable to complete my research paper" answer. grrrr.