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Hi I am interested. Im not in the 160s yet but I am close to it. I am availabe everyday doesn't matter the time. I am scheduled for the November test
Hi Guys, I know a lot of people ask but I am looking for a study partner(s). No need to be in the same area, we can do zoom calls. Help each other out and drill together. I am taking my Test in November and I just made it to the 150s :D I am aiming for mis 160s. I am struggling a bit with RC and a little with LR specifically Phenomenon Hypothesis, causal and Conditional reasoning a bit. Any day and time works, Just let me know
@jessverpez yes i agree. that is why i dismissed A because the author doesnt question anything he just counters it or go against what most claims.
Hi Ethan, My question is really based on my on confusion or being scared of. so this isn't necessarily a hypothetical. How would admission be able to determine which is more important or useful to apply to law school if one is lower than the other. GPA or LSAT score. If i had a low gpa and a high lsat score, or vice versa, how would they determine which one I guess weighs more in terms of be admitted fairly. Since one is based on skill and the other is based off knowledge from past courses. How can they be treated as equal if they are?
Hey all, Ive been self studying and it hasn't been great. I think having a partner or even a group can help me tremendously . I am in the essex county area in NJ. I am available from 4pm-7pm.
@drlee if you was gonna waste your time to say this, you shouldn't have replied.
Heyyy, that feeling is so mutual to us all studying. Im 2/3 months in and i am overwhelmed but to get over that, you have to bite smaller pieces. Please keep in mind, to go fast, is to go slow. pace yourself. everyone saying that, knows that this is a lot of material to study. a lot of information to take in. Each week bite off a new topic so your brain isn't overloaded with same information. Keep swimming. you'll see progress even if it's 1%. the LSAT is totally different from any test taken in high school and college, so don't beat yourself up if its not clicking right away. youre retraining your brain to think differently, so it is hard, but it will get easier. you'll have you "aha" moment and it'll all make sense.
Hey Guys, Quick question if you can help. For conditional reasoning, is the opposite of "no", "ALL"? For example, "no person can work without A" would the opposite the be "all persons can work with A"?
Hey guys,
I hear a lot of people say they have a wrong answer joournal, my question woould be, how do you oorganize it?
do you just put down the wrrong answer with explanation? doo you add the passage? do you alsoo add the right answer with explanation?
My question would be, since I got this question wrong, how would I be able to not get a question like this wrong again. How can i easily pick the right answer choice next time.