Hi everyone, can someone explain the argumentative section for the LSAT? February was my first time taking the test and from what I understand, I need to complete the writing portion before the 24th.
What does this look like? Does anyone have any tips to be successful? What is the role this plays in the LSAT?
Thank you to anyone who helps!
Seems like everyone has the same frustration with this problem... I was able to come guns blazing in this forum until I saw everyone else
I took this section alone. How did everyone do? I got -7 but it felt hard. Looking back there were very few level 1-3 questions and lots of level 5
How do Law schools determine or analyze GPA if someone has multiple degrees? Do they look at the combined GPA of the degree put together or each individually?
Also, does having a masters degree help in any way for the application process? To be honest, I do not really deserve the degree... I just did it so I could keep playing college sports, but oh well... I guess I have it
How does everyone track their LSAT applications? Are their websites or templates that everyone uses?
I have noticed that questions on 7sage tests start easier and then get harder as the section goes on. Is that the case for the real LSAT exam as well? I am assuming that it so, but just wanted to make sure.
Hi everyone,
I had a quick question. I have only taken tests and drilled on 7 Sage. How much different is taking the test on Law Hub? I don't want any differences to come as a shock on test day. Could anyone provide any advice?
Hi I am interested. I only have $200 for tutoring that I can afford. Would it be possible to do 4 sessions for $50 each?
After studying for a few months I just got my worst score on a section (-15). I usually get around -8. Pretty demoralized...
I just scored a 152 on PT128.
This is my second PT test taken. My goal is 160. Any advice?
Honestly none of these go me except C and D. I ended up choosing D, but C also seems like it would weaken the argument.