I got really hung up on this question (over 3 minutes). I wish I had just flagged it and come back with a fresh set of eyes.

Stimulus states: most students attended every class (51%). EACH student who received a grade lower than B minus missed at least one class session.

So we can infer that 51% of the class received a B minus or higher.

Can't infer C because what if they all received B minuses? We have no way to infer that 51% of the class had a grade higher than a B minus.

Learned the meaning of "eschewed" today, because it is such common knowledge to use that word. LSAT writers can't just say "avoid using." Smh.

Does the wording in the stimulus help you to find the right answer as well? I chose C because it was the only answer that said the journal is "very reliable on such matters" as the stimulus states. A says "generally reliable", B doesn't mention reliability, and D & E say "fairly reliable".

I'd recommend taking the test remotely instead of in a testing center, especially when you would have to get up around 5:30 - 6:00 A.M on test day. You want the environment as relaxed and smooth as possible.

I would love to be added, please!

I've lived on a lake my whole life. Hopefully, J.Y. is pronouncing "algae" wrong because I have always said "al-jee". Otherwise, I have been lied to my entire life.

I feel just thinking about the question logically is easier than trying to put the stimulus into Lawgic. I still enjoy the explanation of each answer to see why the wrong answers are wrong!

@ammankajla554 I'm reading this almost a year later, thank you!