I use my time at work to review my notes and listen to the webinars.

I was in the exact situation you are in. I graduated from college 5 years ago. During my senior year, I applied for an internship in D.C. at a law firm, which turned into a full-time job as a paralegal after graduation. I figured that getting some legal experience would be beneficial. After working a couple years at the firm, my mindset was to get into any law school. I did not perform well on the LSAT, and the only offers I had were T-3 schools. I put off law school for a couple years and transitioned into a new job at a trade organization.

I can't express enough how fortunate I am that I didn't rush going to school. I absolutely love my job, and they are paying for me to go to law school. Looking back, if had rushed this decision, I would have paid a ton of money to go to a school I wasn't excited about. If you would have told me back in my senior year that I would be pushing 30 when I go to school, I would have laughed and dismissed that thought. However, I have gained valued experience and matured from the time I graduated until now. I was able to save money for a down payment on a townhouse and also recently got engaged.

Everybody has different experiences, and perhaps luck played a part in landing my current job. But looking back five years ago, I remember I was dead set on going to law school and was upset that my life was not going according to plan. I am incredibly happy with my decision to attend law school now that I am truly ready.

I chose answer choice (A). I concluded that ferrous material causes an increase in the population of algae (diatoms). I assumed that if the diatom population remained unchanged, then that weakens effect that they did not increase. (C --> no E).

I understand why answer choice (D) is correct, but could somebody further explain why (A) is wrong? Thanks!

I took a full-length course with Powerscore last year. In all honestly, I wish I saved my money and started with 7sage. What I love the most about this course is that all the questions are explained online, and JY makes studying fun. If there is a particular question or area that you are struggling with, you can re-watch the videos own your own time until you grasp the logic. I also agree with everything @ said.

@ @ @ @ Thank you all for the responses! Very helpful! I watched the @ strengthen/weaken webinar over the weekend which was awesome. I reviewed the strengthening questions that JY answered using these recommendations, and the correct answers made a lot more sense. Thanks again guys!

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Oh no. I didn't say that. Gold/Silver game, together with recording activities game was in section 5. While the the French/Russian was in section 3.

So it's sure in my case the Gold/Silver game was the real section?

Gold/Silver is definitely real. I only had 1 LG section and this game was on it.

Did anybody think the Hindu/Roman reading comp passage was overly difficult? I had one of WTF moments after reading about the Hindu stuff. I was hoping that was experimental. Sigh.

When you are reading, let main points lead the way, keep an eye out for perspectives, and read for macro understanding. If I get stuck on a difficult passage, I push through by keeping these points in mind and reading at the same speed as an easy passage.