Thank you!!! ^ the 'forgot password' method worked for me
Read the Loophole by Ellen Cassidy! (Amazon prime has it)
Some friends with 170+ recommended it and it's a quick, helpful read. Especially if you're getting -12~-15, that probably means you're missing something fundamental with your approach to different question types or how you break apart the stimulus... Starting from the fundamentals and shifting your reading style (aka above answers of focusing on conclusion) will really help you!!
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I'd be interested in a kakao group! I'd be interested in a study group too but I'm not sure if meeting in person is really feasible given the Covid restrictions.
yeah in person probably wouldn't work... just popping in to say hi, i'm surprised there are quite a few of us in korea! good luck y'all
Hi everyone, wondering if i could get your help with Q23 "According to rational-choice theory, popular support"...
Would someone be able to help in explaining why D is wrong and A is right? I thought since D has "is never a complex phenomenon" while the stim conc says "simple", it's wrong, in which case I can't similarly justify A ... Thank you!
It helps me to do perhaps 1-2 passages a day, on my non-RC days, just to keep sharp :). Alternatively, I'll go through passages i've done in the past but got more than 2 wrong, to actually practice applying the new skills I've learned/practice knowing where to read.
Following!
I'm going to score a 173 as my October LSAT score!
RT @.rsn 's response! if youre super confident you will score higher, cancel. if not (aka you feel on a bad day, even if not representative of your recent PTs, you may score mid 150s) then I would keep.