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the first time i took it days ago i got 1/5 after coming back after reaching Logic of Intersecting Sets i came back and well 3/5 an improvement is an improvement
So many are commenting how lost they are ironical i actually fully understand this.
Even after watching the video explanation, I still didn’t understand this. But after spending hours going over it with ChatGPT, I finally understood it.
What helped me the most was thinking strictly about what comes first.
There are only two things that can come first:
Serious financial problems or Happy (in the contrapositive).
So if an answer choice has “unhappy” coming first, I immediately know it is wrong. It is trying to reverse the argument. The argument cannot be flipped around like that.
And if an answer choice has “do not have serious financial problems” coming first, that is also wrong. It is again putting the wrong part first and reversing the argument
I know we learned skills but honestly i don't know what skills to use when which is why i am getting these wrong.
I was sooo confident I was right, guysss 😭 When will this get any easier? I wanna reach a point where I can at least get every question right given all the time. Right now, I can’t even do that.
wait really majority are splitters and gpa splitters if this is the case this means they need both. also thanks
FatoumataDiallo
I have a question about a splitter's chances of getting into top law schools.
So, I am a sophomore in college majoring in Business Management. I have always wanted to be a lawyer since I was 7 or 8 years old. My GPA right now is a 3.5, and I am so mad at myself. During the first semester of my freshman year, I had teachers whose teaching styles didn't match my learning style, plus it was my first time in college, so my GPA was a 3.2. But I managed to climb it up to a 3.5.
At best, when I graduate, I think I could get a 3.7 or maybe a 3.8. I don't think I can reach a 3.9, so I have decided to bet all my chances on the LSAT. I am aiming for a 180, and I have given myself 13 months—1 year and 1 month—to prepare.
Let's say I get a 175, which is the minimum score I will allow myself to get after those 13 months.
Come on, now tell me—what are my chances? The schools I want to go to are Columbia, NYU, WashU, and Cornell. And then there's Yale, the school I can't even fathom getting into, even in my dreams.
i feel like i tell myself i understand fully and i genuinely believe that only to come an get it wrong.
Hey guys, I’m Fatou! I’m aiming for a 180, not even because of law school, but simply because, for the majority of my life, I’ve been one of the top, but never the top.
I want to prove to myself through the LSAT: “Hey, look, Fatou, we, too, can get a 180.” 😂
I want to get every single question right on the LSAT. Lord, I have a long damn way to go, haha. That’s why I’m giving myself 13 months. Yes, 13 months.
Why? Because I genuinely want to get every single question right. WISH MEEEE LUCKKKK
How ya got 5/5 i got a 2/5