this Is an annoying stimulus !

Random bullet points:

-Focus on the stimulus first, the answer choices are 80% wrong and traps. Work through the stimulus and notice the jumps that frequently happen between premises and conclusions.

-The first 10 questions will be the easiest, be confident with what you put down in that range.

-Don't, don't spend 2+ minutes on pretty much any LR question but especially the ones around question 18-16 because they're meant to be hard and slow you down. Skip! Go for a low hanging fruit question or something that you can quickly answer and save those harder ones for when you have more time at the end.

I got this right. Was stuck between A and B but B does feel like you have to assume that people who would vote for M are going to vote for Y now.

Both would be "late". Some schools may have an April deadline but you're cutting it very close plus if you did get accepted, a lot of their scholarship funds have already been given out.

thanks dude!

@ thank you, I'm not sure if it will end up in any of my final application stuff, but just brainstorming.

Would also want some help with this! I usually miss 9-11 on each LR section. Blind Review I'm I'm lucky I've gotten it down to -6 a few times but would like to get even less wrong !

Give it a year, try to get a 160+ and apply (Regular decision) around September - November next year. You will have more scholarship offers. If you apply early decision you are locking yourself in to go to that school and the scholarship offer might not be the best. Especially since you are URM (I am too) I would shoot for something over a 160.

E feels like a better answer than D because it's saying there's no real relation between the disease, the male cat, and the hypothalamus

I chose D for 9 but see calling it "essential " is too strong. Passage A just says it's like a byproduct

Hey! I'm interested. I'm registered for the October 2021 test. Got a 147 on the July 2020 test and a 156 on the January 2021. Also looking to hit those 170s by October :smile: I'm down for meeting about an hourish per week. I've done about 60% of the Core Curriculum already. I've also done (not all) but quite a few PTs already so our PTs might not line up exactly but don't mind reviewing a few sets here and there I've seen before.

I didn't choose A because I felt like it just said something clearly already in the stimulus. But I guess that's why it's the right answer?

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I chose E at first because I thought E gives reasons why O is bad. Which it does but, that doesn't explain why O is not the best choice. B says you should't use O because using O is counterproductive to the goals of making a good garden.

Absolutely not.

"Any and all advice is appreciated" Hope I'm not leading you astray, but I've heard Northeastern consdiers everyone who applies for their public interest scholarship.

Directly from this link below it says,

"To be considered for the full-tuition Public Interest Law Scholarship (PILS) applicants must first gain admission to the law school. All applications received by the priority deadline of March 1, will automatically be considered for the PILS Award. Applicants who apply after the deadline may be considered as space and time allow."

https://www.northeastern.edu/law/admission/jd/financial-aid/public-interest/pils.html

Also, Northeastern has a unique program that they guarantee you'll graduate with a year of work experience.

Sources: Besides just gooling and applying to Northeastern myself, I went to college in Boston. Northeastern has a pretty cool campus, but I know Masschusetts/New England isn't everyone's vibe.

Can someone explain D being right? I chose it originally but decided that it couldn't be correct because in my mind I thought it was just restating the conclusion. the conclusion being" we shouldn't hesitate to fund shocking art"

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@ thanks a ton!!!

Bravo Mom!

Totally okay if you don't know but @ can you choose where the hotel is? I can easily get to a hotel like 10-15 minutes away. I just don't want it to be decided by LSAC and then I have to go to some location I'm not comfortable with on test day.

Let's say partner wants to go to med school in Chicago, I would apply to 4-6 law schools around the Chicago area. I wouldn't put too much weight into the predictor. It's a tool but it's not the equivalent of an admissions person actually reading your file. Maybe apply to some schools just one state away too just for safety?

I chose C because I didn't see any evidence that defined what a politicians job should be. But, I guess in the wrong answer choices, they can just be things that weren't said at all? Just because something wasn't said in the stimulus doesn't inherently make it a MBF choice. E makes sense since that is a contradiction, but I didn't chose E because I didn't see "obeying the rules of society" in the answer choice so I thought that made it wrong.

Well I see this was posted 25 days ago and hope you got in !

No master list but just from where I'm applying: Northeastern and George Washington !