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adstewa542

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Study Groups · November LSAT 2018 BR Study Group

adstewa542

Tuesday, Aug 28 2018

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PT111.S3.Q9

adstewa542

Tuesday, Jun 19 2018

When I read this question stem I characterized it in my mind as a strengthening question. This is due to the fact that the stem mentioned the explanation as being only partially complete...meaning I needed to find something that would enhance/strengthen the argument.

Is this line of reasoning ok for similarly worded stems? #help

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Sunday, Jun 03 2018

adstewa542

PT Schedule Suggestions

Hi Y'all,

So I am sure this has been discussed before but I am fairly new to the site so I have not seen it myself. So just to preface this post I have taken the LSAT twice (Scored in 150s both times) before taking this course. I did self-study for both so obviously I was doing something wrong and this course will hopefully rectify those mistakes.

Before I get too OT, I was just wondering what y'all did for your PT schedules? I am currently following the CC. Should I take PTs during the CC or should I wait until I have completed it to do them on my own? Also, how often should I take them? Once a week? Twice? And do you take them on the same day of the week or different days every time? I apologize for the multitude of questions but I am extremely curious as to what has worked/not worked for everyone else.

Thank you so much for your time!

General · Starting my full time LSAT journey for the November 17th exam.

adstewa542

Thursday, Aug 02 2018

One bit of advice I'd give is to periodically check the discussion forums. You'll almost definitely find helpful information or even an answer to a question you had pertaining to PT schedules, the CC, or maybe study break ideas.

I'm taking the Nov exam although I started studying in May (but didn't really get serious til around July). We're all in this together. Good luck!!

Lessons · Theory - Part 1 (NA)

adstewa542

Thursday, Aug 02 2018

One way to look at this:

We NEED Necessary assumptions. If we throw away one our argument is screwed.

We WANT Sufficient assumptions. They improve upon what the NA have propped up and make it more believable in a way.... but we can toss one and our argument is still intact. (Maybe not as strong but still there).