Lessons · Evolutionary Psychology - Sequential Approach - Passage A

CONNORHAV1LL

Thursday, Jun 25

@rshang9368 look down at ur arms, legs and torso, the only thing you can’t see is your head, neck and back. You could definitely tell whether or not an organism was the same as u or not

Lessons · Checkpoint before you checkout

CONNORHAV1LL

Thursday, Jun 18

@SophieLuz CLICK VIEW QUESTION AT THE TOP LEFT!!!!!! I was freaking out about not being able to do this until I realized it was right in front of me the whole time😂

Lessons · The Link Assumption Tag

CONNORHAV1LL

Friday, Jun 12

Should I skip this and come back to it ?

Lessons · Congrats! You're doing great!

CONNORHAV1LL

Friday, Jun 12

Gonna keep trucking, im getting that damn 175 if it kills me

Lessons · How LR Question Stems are Related

CONNORHAV1LL

Friday, Jun 12

Kinda crazy that I’m finishing LR. It feels like graduating high school😂

Lessons · You Try - Education and Political Economies

CONNORHAV1LL

Thursday, Jun 11

Timing kills

Lessons · You Try - Auto Mechanics

CONNORHAV1LL

Wednesday, Jun 10

Timing is going to be brutal

PrepTests ·

PT135.S4.Q12

CONNORHAV1LL

Tuesday, Jun 2

How is there evidence that singers use their voices as much as horn players use their instruments? The stimulus doesn’t mention a single word about the frequency beyond the sub-conclusion. I’m confused how there’s evidence to support that they’re used at the same frequency.

Lessons · You Try - Shrinking Applicant Pool

CONNORHAV1LL

Monday, Jun 1

I feel so stupid 🥲

PrepTests ·

PT115.S2.Q21

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Edited Wednesday, May 27

90/100 Skilled artists are creative. Out of those 90 creatives 90 are good abstract thinkers. We know at least SOME of them are famous(Let’s use 10). 10/90 abstract thinkers are guaranteed to be famous. I don’t see how that makes MOST skilled artists famous.

Lessons · You Try - Historical Knowledge and Moral Judgment

CONNORHAV1LL

Wednesday, May 27

Took almost 7 min :(

LSAT

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Monday, May 11

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Understanding Foundations before moving on

Hey all!!! I’m not necessarily struggling to understand the foundations however, as I’m working through the logical reasoning modules I’m realizing I’m struggling to apply ther concepts. I understand and can explain them but when I start mixing in multiple question types it becomes over whelming. Should I practice applying ther concepts? If so how? What have high scorers who ran into a similar issue done? Any help or advice would be really appreciated! Good luck to everyone studying hard.