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Not provided Goal score: 180
CAS GPA
3.79
1L START YEAR
2027

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Berkeley
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Chicago-Kent
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Colorado - Boulder
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Columbia
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Yale
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Hi everyone! 😊 I’m new to 7Sage and looking for a study group near the Denver area. I graduated from CU Denver last May and am aiming for the November LSAT. I’ve been studying for a few weeks but still feel like a beginner, so I’d love to team up with anyone who’s been on the grind for some time or anyone else just starting out and looking for a buddy. If you know of any groups I could join, please let me know!

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Thursday, Oct 1

No literally. And, I fall for it every time. SMH.

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Wednesday, Sep 30

This might be a stupid question or have been already answered, I'm not gonna read through all of the comments right now to make sure either. lol...to preface: I thought the subject was leaders. :/

So, I understand that the sentences will be complex and with practice it'll be easier to reduce the confusion part. Right. But. How do we know which noun/verb is the main noun/main verb to use in the kernel of the sentence?

Like, do we pick the first noun mentioned in the subject and the first verb/object mentioned in the predicate and then use those first ones mentioned as the kernel of the sentence?

I guess which concept/abstract idea do we select first?

Hopefully I explained it correctly.

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