Definitely study in the AM. I would do 5:30 to 7 when I was studying. Then I would work out after work.

I'm so glad you're sharing your truth. I was in a similar position for two years because of the LSAT. It really ruined my confidence and my mental health. After therapy, reflection and tapping into my strong support system, I am happy with who I am outside being a law school applicant. I didn't get my dream score (five points shy) but I've still been admitted to UVA and Berkeley in this cycle. My point is to anyone reading this is live life outside of studying. It truly is just a test. Your sense of self is so much more important. You will succeed in the long run, I believe, as long as your intentions are right.

Do you guys remember which game had the substitution question? First, second, third, or fourth?

I would suggest doing whatever makes you most fulfilled. Either profession is costly in both time in money, though med school is more time-intensive. In order to stick either profession out with some semblance of sanity, I'd recommend making sure you're genuinely interested in the values of the job and its day-to-day duties---that way no matter what you have to pay, no matter what your hours are, you'll be happy doing it.

#help D says “reaches a conclusion about the performance of one member of a group...” but the conclusion in the argument is not about performance it’s about her not being deserving of receiving a bonus. So my question is, is the “conclusion” D is referring to an unstated subconclusion that she was also not productive, or is it indeed referring to the stated conclusion and I am misunderstanding?

I chose C instead of D for this very reason because I thought D was descriptively inaccurate of the conclusion and I thought “a wholly different group” in C could refer to Laing.

#help can someone please explain how the first sentence gives support to the conclusion? Is the first sentence just a reiteration of the second one??? Struggling to see the first sentence’s role in the argument.

@jy-ping would you be able to host PT 70's sessions from 8 PM - 10 PM EST?

I might be asleep..... but I'll be there

@alan-91620 thanks for the update!! I was just about to message you asking for an explanation.

Same exact thing happened to me with the same preptest @arman6592

Also are we supposed to see the countdown clock for the entire 35 minutes? The clock only showed up for the last 5 minutes for me.

I hope in the future we will be able to see the amount of time we spent on each question as we go over our PT at the end--would be super helpful and would take away the need of having to videotape yourselves when doing the PT. In the meantime, the digital tester is very helpful. Thank you as always!

#help how could ratio even support the idea of "increasing the number of police officers"?

#help is B a necessary assumption?

I wish I had picked up the LSAT Trainer book earlier. It's a great companion to 7sage. Gives a strong foundation in picking up flaws and setting good habits

Wow LSAC is really stressing

This might help if this was your issue. It was attributing cause to the "BURROWING ACTIVITIES of the termites," not just "termites" in general. So to strengthen we would need specific evidence that reflects on the former

@koffi04jun147 What's a discord?

#help can anyone help me find the 15 minute version online to download?

Again just a couple of people's experiences

Yeah... My sister's BFFs went to Columbia and NYU. The girl who went to NYU took out exorbitant loans to cover her living costs, so much so that she regrets having gone to NYU. I'm a native NYer like @leahbeuk911 and am also looking to leave NY for law school to avoid the living hassle.

@ctsoucalas903 EST!

Thanks Chaim!! Hope you're well :)

#help I'm very confused as to how E brings us to a net increase? We give away 600 to the tax payers, now we get back 600 from saving in out-of-province expenditures. Aren't be back at zero? What am I missing?