-1 on LG WHAT. Only possible with 7sage. Thank you!!!

Not surprised, the comments you've left everywhere have been sooooo helpful! Congrats!

Yeah, but since I have access to 7sage for 6 months, I want to use as much of that time as I can to ensure I'm hitting my target score.

I'm in a pretty similar boat. I had been studying with PowerScore since last June and started with 7sage about two weeks ago. I'm seeing that I can build way more strategy if I delay to September despite already having registered for June. The cost to postpone the test date is $100. So I could spend $370 on 2 real tests or use the $85 difference saved by delaying and taking 1 real test to purchase more PTs with invaluable explanations from JY. Also you'll allow yourself to participate in the BR study group that I saw you commented on.

I couldn't decide between A and E. A didn't feel right, but I went with it because I interpreted E as could be true but not necessarily true. From my understanding, A cannot be true because low blood cholesterol does not necessarily imply low risk of fatal heart disease. E is correct because -bear with me- it must be true that it can be true that an altered lifestyle can reduce the risk of fatal heart disease. If someone could affirm this or simplify it, I'd appreciate it. #help

I'm convinced home printers run on black magic. The one I was using at home printed way too slow and my conscience was not settled on printing single sided on hundreds of pages of logic games. I've been using a printer at work. I bring my own paper and hope I don't get yelled at for the amount of ink I'm using.

I had a similar question a couple days ago and stumbled upon this helpful webinar: https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/when-to-actually-diagram-in-lr/

My main take away was that in order to decide when to diagram, you first have to master lawgic ie the diagramming language. Then just start drilling LR questions so that you develop your own comfort level with when to and when not to diagram using lawgic.

Add me to the list please!