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For those who maybe underperformed on August or September and are taking November. If you are interested in a study group, dm me.
I should have used the search function for agricultural and it would have been a layup.
when you are under the analyticcs of a given question after a drill or section, click All Notes, then copy and paste that information in AI. Have them analyze it and detect the most common mistakes or errors. This helped me a lot.
Can we get the clarification under each schools scholarship information whether or not those are numbers on a per year or total basis?
I confused "limiting their studies to such written documents" as the documents actually being what they were reviewing at, not creating. eh.
If you open up all your PTs to allow them to be used in Sections (you don't have to use them that way though), you can view their freshness that way as well.
@Kingfisher I think the randomness would make it more test-like than a manual selection. If we could get this feature it'd be a nice-to-have for sure.
@SophieChasen it would create a lot more sections for me that's for sure lol
Is it possible to get a feature where, utilizing available drilling questions only, we can choose to create a section-like drill? This would be where the drill progresses through a section with an equivalent number of level 1/2/3 questions in the beginning and level 3/4/5 towards the end.
As someone who is out of sections and with a limited amount of PTs available, this could help me utilize the drill questions that are fresh in a different manner.
On Lawhub the questions and stimuli/passages are centered on your computer screen.
I made the mistake of thinking each comma/semi colon represented paragraphs.
@ElizabethKushner go to drill LR or RC and then click start drill, then click customize. Thag should do it for you.
@MnM this is where I messed up. I forgot to make that second translation.
I read somewhere military experience is worth 4-5 lsat points and 4-5 gpa pts. You'll be fine. Honestly apply everywhere because former military personnel cycles are a bit more unpredictable.
@Kevin_Lin yeah in the email they indicated where it would be located.
Did you contact their phone line? They are much more helpful there than other avenues.