Yeah regardless - PTs 35-68 + the Course comes with Ultimate.
The 4 PTs in question are worth 25% of the Ultimate package? Can 7Sage please chime in here.
Hi
I purchased Ultimate back in January - one of the best decisions I made for my prep.
I am coming to the end of my LSAT career (fingers crossed), and I do not have tests 69-72 which I want to take before the September test.
My question is, do I have to pay $30 each ($120 total) for these tests? Even though I purchased Ultimate ($500+) close to 9 months ago. Seems like a lot for 4 tests.
For those wondering about B.
I was sure this was the answer - believing that C was a trap answer choice because we dont know anything about how the study was conducted and B was a nice soft answer choice.
But B talks about "intensity" - the study indicates that their beliefs about the weather affected how much pain they thought they had. Doesnt make sense .
Question 13 - Didnt get a line reference to back up answer choice E.
What I referred back to was line 5 "much of legal education focuses on judicial decisions" - I couldnt justify "most" in answer choice E.
When I started studying 6 months ago - my worst section was LR (it still is) and I was consistently getting 10+ wrong on each section. I am now in the -3 to -6 range.
Not quite there yet, but getting there.
It takes time and a lot of effort - A LOT. Your account seems to be pretty new, stick with it and put everything you can into this - your scores WILL improve.
Sometimes the 7Sage player doesn't work in Safari. I use Chrome and it works fine.
Thanks for the fixes!
Hi
Wondering if others are seeing this. There used to be a chart for how many incorrect/correct questions on the exam in LSAT Analytics. I dont see that chart anymore.
I can see where you used to be able to select if you wanted to view incorrect/correct, individual/stacked, and blind review/actual. The selections are sitting above 'Section Performance.' but the chart is missing.
I've tried a few different browsers, but am getting the same "error."
Hey I just took PT 49 - just a heads up...
On the first page of Section 4 (LR) it says 22 questions. This messed up my timing a bit.
So I finished the 7Sage course after 5 weeks and started my Preptests this week. The schedule has me doing two Preptests a week until the June LSAT.
During the course I was jam packed with work everyday. And this week after doing my first PrepTest on Monday I leisurely finished up Blind Review and a second review of my incorrect answers by Wednesday ( I could have finished it all by Tuesday). Anyway, I'm starting to feel a bit unproductive, coming off the last month of working really hard on the course.
Is there something else I can add, besides doing another Preptest a week? The schedule has me completing 36-71 by June.
Anything inexpensive that I can use to hone LSAT skills during the extra time during the week? Review the course?
or .... what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
I picked C because I mislabeled.
Does "prerequisite" always introduce sufficient conditions?
What do you do with the remaining time you have during the week?
My schedule was packed the last month and a half with 7Sage curriculum. I'm thinking I will have a lot more time even after taking two preptests a week and blind review. Any tips?
Hey guys, I'm starting my Preptests tomorrow and have a couple questions.
I'm assuming when taking Preptests, no one guesses on the answers left blank after time runs out? Just making sure.
And do you submit two scores into the 7Sage Scorer? What you finished and then Blind Review?
I just want to get an idea of what everyone's routine is
I'm thinking
1. Take Preptest
2. Check Score
3. Blind Review
4. Check Blind Review Score
Sound about right?
Can someone point me to this lesson?
Thanks
JY, would the modern LSAT have a question this loose, it terms of ACs (A & D)?
Question 2:
The art critic in line 19-20 says "...it is the very prophetic power of these artworks, and not their break with traditional artistic techniques, that constitutes their chief interest and value."
What does he agree with?
These were shrewd predictions based on insights into the European political situation
Answer Choice D?
I understand that he would think they are shrewd, but based on insights into the European political situation? How would we know he agrees with this?
For Answer choice D, we have to assume it's easy to learn to notice it. Why is this an okay assumption?
If you pick A, why are you not assuming a correlation between calorie intake and life span in humans and lab animals?
Yeah ... I'm gonna need a better reason for getting rid of C.