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KatieMaeRials

Katie Mae is a recent graduate from the University of Alabama and an incoming graduate student in European Cultural Governance. She has taught students ranging from age 2 to 50, and has tutored the LSAT for over two years.

By using the 7Sage curriculum, Katie Mae raised her score by 21 points. She firmly believes the LSAT is learnable and that everyone can and should feel confident going into the test. As someone who struggled with burnout while studying, she understands the mental stressors that go along with taking the LSAT and is committed to sustainable, realistic studying for students.

When not doing LSAT questions, you can find Katie Mae watching movies, playing video games, or cross-stitching!

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Alabama
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Columbia
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Cornell
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Duke
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Fordham
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Georgetown
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Georgia
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Harvard
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Michigan
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Northwestern
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NYU
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Texas A&M
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UChicago
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UNC
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UPenn
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UT Austin
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UVA
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Vanderbilt
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WashU
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Yale
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KatieMaeRials
Tuesday, May 26

@KhushyMandania They'll show up in lots of question types. See this PSA question for reference of another question type where it occurs. Often, the stimulus tag will refer to the type of gap found in the invalid argument. Lots of question types are flawed! https://7sage.com/question/PT101.S3.Q20

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