I am trying to put all my effort into scoring a 170+. RC is the most variable section, I usually go from -3 to -7. I scored a 167 on Nov LSAT, but am trying to make that next jump. LG is usually -0 but can vary with substitution questions an LR is usually -2 to -3.
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In these hectic cycle, will not needing loans/scholarships give you a boost at all? Basically, if you are lucky enough to have someone to pay for law school full freight, does that give you an advantage? For example a 170 and a 3.7 GPA for a t-14 law school, does that matter at all? My cousin acts like its a huge deal
@jhaldy10325 Awesome...I finally got to the point where I was getting -0/-2 on LR very, very consistently, but had no seen any light in RC where I would go from -4 to -8 depending on section of RC. Starting to become more and more consistent with RC.
@hobbietj862 ehh... this is actually a debate that a lot of students have. Especially for 170 scorers who are not intuitive on RC... We see a lot of great scorers who have very great RC scores from the start that is why -4 is the threshold.
What is a more difficult feat. Obviously some are more intuitive at RC than others, but for the average student who has difficulty lets say -8 LR and -8 RC.
I have a 170 with a 3.7 gpa, but am a transfer student and transferred into COVId, so I do not have any close relationships with any my Professor at my new school. What should I do?
Yes it is special... even vegetarians strive to get ample/adequate protein, just as people who eat meat want to get protein but do so through means such as meat, poultry, whey powder. So, a goal of low protein would be a special diet, since the norm would be to get adequate protein, whether that is from meat or from vegetarian methods such as plant protein.
I am 100% in...Scored a 165 in August, trying to get 174. Shoot me a text 7**********
@kostyaterekhov110 very interested for both. I will be a workhorse.
Hi,
I am taking a semester off of school to focus on fixing my herniated discs and anxiety. I am planning on taking my first LSAT in June and am extremely driven. I started studying in January and wish to score in the 170s. Currently, I am hovering around the low-160s. IF there is anyone who wants to be a study buddy and get after it let me know!
My study schedule wants me to basically go through all of the Logical Reasoning sections before I even look at logic games and reading comp... However, I average -4 on a full section and am getting nailed by logic games. My reading comps Im getting 6/7 wrong and I haven't even started that portion of my syllabus. Should I continue to do Logical Reasoning, or go into logic games and get better at that bc I heard its where people make up most of their points.
Yeah but isn't the argument saying that the threshold is pretty low or the limit is easily exceeded, but then after there is a stubstantial rate for use of the water per liter after?
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So my thought process for this was to find something that did not fit the criteria of something such as being a good friend and then jumps to a big conclusion about being the enemy. The one about books matches that best because it says it is well written and no bad critic so it must be loved....B is wrong because it actually is not as extreme as the stimulus and AC C, and B also seems to make sense. The plant is not in a good spot for sun and it also is not watered regularly. The conclusion that the plant is not as healthy as it could be seems to make a decent argument.