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harrigke01310

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harrigke01310

Tuesday, Sep 08 2020

Take it when you feel ready. If you're PTing pretty close to a score you would be happy with by the November deadline, then sign up. But I would be willing to bet that at least January will be Flex as well.

General · Digital Tester for Problem Sets is Live

harrigke01310

Friday, Aug 30 2019

@alan-91620 said:

@yakahalis411 said:

Is there a way to turn off the grey answers while blind reviewing so it's truly blind?

There hasn't been a way to do that until now. Now when you are doing blind review, you should see an icon of an eye with a slash through it . If you tap on that icon, it will hide the answers. The system doesn't save your setting for this right now, so if you leave the tester and come back, it will reset to visible answers.

Thank you! That is super helpful!! 🙂

General · Digital Tester for Problem Sets is Live

harrigke01310

Thursday, Aug 22 2019

Is there a way to turn off the grey answers while blind reviewing so it's truly blind?

LSAT · ⚖ Official July 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖

harrigke01310

Tuesday, Jul 16 2019

Nope, no train power switch question on my version.

LSAT · #help "A is essential to B" sufficient or necessary?

harrigke01310

Sunday, Feb 24 2019

I think if A is essential then that would be the necessary condition. So B -> A

General · Could use some help making a schedule.

harrigke01310

Sunday, Feb 03 2019

I'm still working on the CC, but I plan on fool-proofing LG once I finish. After that I plan on drilling a few nights a week for all 3 sections using material from tests 50 and earlier. I will start with one full PT a week using the PT 50 and later and go from there. Most people have said one PT a week is enough to start since BR should take a good chunk of time. After a while you may be able to bump that up to 2/week. Take at least one day off a week completely to give your brain a break.

Another user posted a while back with her method and it seemed like it would work for me. kimpg_66's post is here: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/14336/here-was-my-study-schedule-for-my-20-point-increase

General · Why you should probably take the July 2019 LSAT

harrigke01310

Monday, Dec 17 2018

@buckracing560 said:

@aholtzer34 said:

Would it be good to take the March or June test before the July test as practice? I am wondering if it would be more stressful to have the July test be the first real LSAT I take combined with the uncertainty of getting the paper or digital version. Or maybe that's just overthinking it...

I'm confused about your question. If you take the March or June test you don't have the option to cancel after you see the score. How would that be beneficial?

Sorry I guess what I meant was the combined stress of not knowing what format we'll get in July and being the first time taking the LSAT. I'm thinking of taking March to at least have one guaranteed paper test under my belt before taking July. Then if I don't need to retake after July so be it, but then if I need to I can cancel and take September.

General · Why you should probably take the July 2019 LSAT

harrigke01310

Friday, Dec 14 2018

General · Why you should probably take the July 2019 LSAT

harrigke01310

Monday, Dec 10 2018

@jhaldy10325 said:

@bvb13428 said:

@aholtzer34 said:

How does a cancel on your record compare to a retake? I am planning to take the June or July 2019 as my first try, with the September date as a retake option to still apply early. I have a low GPA I need to offset with a high LSAT. Does a cancellation look bad?

Pretty sure one cancellation won't hurt at all.

Yeah, this is my feeling about it. You might raise some eyebrows if you have something like four or five cancels, but even then, the high score pretty much rules. Many schools even straight up tell you that they only consider your high score. If a cancel hurts at all, it’s a very minor ding. It’s a very minor trade off for the advantages here.