Hi everyone! I have a neuroscience degree from UC Davis where I graduated with a 2.9. I plan to do an addendum because of undiagnosed adhd and test anxiety. I graduate from my MBA program with 3.8 in the spring and plan to apply for law school in the fall. I have worked for 4 years in the biotechnology industry in the quality department. My diagnostic was a 160 and Im aiming for 170 in June. My advisor told me with my background I would be a good fit for IP law. Im based in northern California but wouldn’t mind a change in scenery. Its hard to see which schools are reachable and super reaches due to my low GPA and mixed background. What does everyone else think my safe, reach, and super reaches schools are? I ultimately want to practice law in California.
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The wording is so tricky. I had to reread the stimulus to understand what it was saying, but still felt sorta fuzzy. It wasn’t until the explanation that I understood what was being said. How is everyone dealing with the inherently tricky wording?
I understood what the flaw was (the violence could come from the humans) but how does answer choice A reflect that? The way the answer is worded is not making sense to me..
The stimulus went All-> Most->Most. I looked for the answer choice that went most-> most->all because the answer choices started with the conclusion. Using this method, I found the right answer in time
I got this one right in 1:02 because I started thinking in supersets and subset and which superset is required for the argument to be true
the wordy ones are intimidating but always seem to be the most straightforward. 5/5 on this drill
5/5 and only went over time by 10 seconds on two of them. It still feels like Im rushing through the questions.
Very wordy, very tricky