Hello, on both the tablet and the computer, I'm getting an error saying just "1" on problem sets.
Here are some links: https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/introduction-to-reading-comprehension-problem-set-9/
the other sets are doing the same thing for me. Please advise, thank you.
@juliet7sage , I updated my I pad to the latest software but I was unable to resolve this issue on the safari/chrome extension. I ended up downloading the app as you have recommended and it worked. Thank you!
Hello, I was taking some reading passage questions and I am unable to highlight or mark any of them on my iPad. I am able to do it fine on my desktop, but unable to do it on my tablet.
I used it with both safari and chrome, and I am unable to mark it on either. Please help, thank you.
When I try to make my own problem sets, it used to let me know which questions I did before and how many times. This function does not show up for me anymore and I am unable to filter by clean or already taken.
I just got an email stating that I was wait listed...in the top school of my choice. I'm extremely ecstatic, but I also do not know how to get my self off the wait list, if it's possible.
The school said that the wait list is unranked...which I'm assuming means that I'm in a pool of applicants that are very similar to me? I'm just glad I'm not rejected, but I don't know where else to go at this point.
This is what the email states:
"we keep an unranked wait list and we will monitor commitments made by our admitted students regularly in the coming months so that you may be informed at the earliest possible time of any offers that we are able to extend to those on our wait list. "
They made me fill out a form that stated I was still interested, but I'm not sure if I need to do an LOCI. What else can I do, should I e-mail them and ask if I should take the June LSAT to improve my score, or if I go visit the law school, is there anyway that they can know...? Should I send an LOCI anyway...?
What are your guys' opinions?
Thanks everyone, I really appreciate all your comments. I decided to take the LSAT when I'm ready, but preferably around Sept-December. This time around I quit my job completely, and decided to focus on my studies completely even though my budget will be tight. I feel like this is my last year to do so.
I've had the ultimate+ for about 6~ months or so. I'm ashamed to say that I didn't use the study as long as I should have and only really studied from December-January of this month, just like how I did last year. The only difference this time around is that I quit my main job in December to focus for the 2018 Feb test, but I thoroughly believe didn't quit in time to be ready for the LSAT.
I know a lot of people on here can do their jobs and also take the LSAT at the same time, but I personally could not handle it. My job was 12-14 hour work days 5-6 times a week physical labor. It was just really rough on me mentally and physically, and often found my self going home and just going to sleep, which is why I didn't study as much as I should have even though I knew I needed to bust my ass for 160s this round.
I did bust my ass for two months but obviously, it wasn't enough and I should have known better. I was scoring on my PTs 160s.
I will be aiming for 170+ on PTs from now on so that during the main test, at least I'll get around 160.
LG is actually my strongest section, but I have the most difficult time with LR and RC. ESPECIALLY LR. I'll be looking around the forums for more help on LR.
Thank you guys so much. I'm definitely going to try harder this time, and realized that I shouldn't really be worried about WHEN to take it per say, but to take it when I'm at least ready.
I've been wanting to go to ASU law school for a while now...and it's feeling like a pipe dream. I know it's achievable and it's not like it's Harvard or Yale but I'm having a difficult time with my LSAT and GPA.
I have taken the LSAT twice by now, one was in 2017 February and February of this year. I'm a bit sad because I studied hard to aim for 160+ (a good acceptance rate for the law school of my dreams with my GPA), and I know for a sure that I did not get 160 on this February test.
Last year I got 152, and this year I'm expecting a solid 155 or even less.
With the admissions coming up, I'm still going to apply (again), but I'll have to wait until next year to apply if I get rejected. If I got less than 160 (I'm 99% sure I did, unless I guessed by pure luck), according to the law school numbers, I have about 0% chance of getting accepted.
So next year and the 3rd LSAT it is...
My main question is, when should I take the 3rd LSAT? Should I take it during December...or should I wait until 2019 February again?
Should I take the 3rd one in June that's coming up, and if I don't get the score I need, take a 4th one in December?
What are your guys' opinions?
wow I got so bogged down on the details...
Aaah. The "radius" of the hunting site got me. I drew a diagram, almost like JY...except that I thought the mileage that they traveled was just static point A to point B. didn't realize...that the mileage they traveled encompassed everything around them (duh).
I like how his explanation to the other answers were: "meh whatever" lol
Omg. I thought for some reason what they meant by “excrete” was that it was excreting out of their BONES and INTO THEIR BLOOD STREAM, so the teenagers who drank more was getting even MORE calcium. SMFH, I’m a dummy.