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Hello tutors. I am looking for a tutor who believes they are particularly good at Causal Reasoning. In my last practice test(156), of the 11 questions I got wrong between the two LRs, 7 of them were Causal Reasoning questions(S2. Q6,Q14,Q16,Q20,Q22,Q24 | S4.Q18), I think by locking this question type down I have a genuine shot of breaking into the 170s.
Actually, adding this part in after I wrote the first iteration of this post but for S2 of PT156, 6/7 questions I got wrong were Causal Reasoning. And for PT155, of the 8 questions I got wrong between the 2 LRs sections, 3 of them were Causal Reasoning.
I am looking to have 2 sessions between now and September 10th.
My price range tops off at $65/hr but I really prefer to pay around $40/hr.
DM me if interested!
Hello! I was wondering if someone would be able to help me with the following things: 1. Resume that I'll be submitting to law schools. 2. Topics to write about in my personal statement(s.) 3. My law school lists.
Anyone else having trouble downloading the preptest? I usually get a message that says "Internal Server Error."
I got the hat.
The day someone comes up to me and says “hey is that the 7sage hat” is the day I have another best friend.
You ever sit down and look at the question and once you actually look at the structure and you're like "man...how did I get this wrong?" man thats me af right now.
What I want to ask is, have you taken any breaks? Giving your self time to rest is important. This sounds like burnout. Giving your brain time to subconsciously take things in is important.
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This sounds like so much fun! I’ll apply when I get back from gym! Yay!
Just played Number Blitz. Seems fun and I would say probably the best game to "warm up" due to the simple/fast math you have to do. I'm for sure a big fan of not having to do hard math (probably why I'm studying for the LSAT and not the CPA exam.)
Hello 7sage team, I ask this purely out of curiosity, but what's with all the new features? Don't get me wrong, I love them and I want them to stay but I'm just curios where the innovation is coming from. If 7sage has been around for 13 years, why add all this stuff now? Did you guys get funding from somewhere, did you hire a new awesome computer science guy, or just trying some stuff out? Also while you are here reading this and you are currently adding study games.....I do have a previous post about something that could be a RC study game nudge nudge wink wink.
I believe the Flaw Hunter game could be made to be a lot harder, or I would at least like the option to up the difficulty. Plus the same cards show up time and time again. Overall, I really enjoy it and I think it is great! I know that this is a new function but, just my thoughts!
Are we allowed to talk about the June LSAT on 7sage yet? The LSAT subreddit has all types of discussion about it, so I’m not sure if talking about it in public forums is prohibited.
Hello 7sagers. So.........now that this June LSAT is done....now what? I have taken about 3 days off and I am already itching to start studying again (I am SO bored and the LSAT is my main stimulant.) However, I did put about 5 months of drilling into this LSAT and I will only have 3 months for the September LSAT from now. I do have an idea of what I'll need to study for this next "season" of studying but, I'm not too sure how to approach it. Should I go over the core lessons again, should I just pick up where I left off, or is there another approach? Thanks in advance for any guidance that anyone can provide me.
Hello.
I have severe ADHD, like the worst you can have it. And I say, get those accommodations as soon as possible! I genuinely could not complete the LSAT without them. And dude, saying that you are “taking the easy way out” is silly, you have a disability. And that’s okay, you literally had no say in the matter. Take advantage of any “leg up” that is presented to you and never feel bad about it. These resources are there for people like us so we also have a fair chance.
I always do the passages with the most amount of questions first, regardless of passage difficulty.