I don't know where to find them and many of them are studying in their senior years, perhaps they dont have time to do it
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Okay. Thank you.
Look for someone at your school that had the same prof and got at least an A-. You need someone that can help you narrow down what topics to focus on.
Hi I am studying for the Dec test and wondering if there's anyone wants to study and discuss questions together. We can meet in a library or the meeting room in my building. My location is close to Bloor&Yonge. Lets study together!
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Prerequisite Game is real or experimental??
Real :(
I screwed up on the that section
Prerequisite Game is real or experimental??
international law should be the same anyway? I am in UK.... Contact me if you scored high on international law > > @ said:
Are you looking for help with US law or another country? I went to law school in Toronto.
It doesn't say, for example, no same color will be used more than once in each of three stained glass windows.
the game doesn’t say the same color cannot appear twice (or more) in one stained glass window. so it could be like “g p r r” color combined in one window. “y p” in the 2nd window and “o g” in the 3rd window. It is not contradicting the rule. how to deal with this situation? anyone can help?,,,
https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-62-section-3-game-2/
Hi
I am looking for tutor who could provide some guidance on contract or international law.
Please message me if you have done these courses.
Thank you.
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You know a lot of the people who commented on your post are the same people who have been commenting and posting stuff since i have joined. Not sure if they get free memberships to keep the activity alive in the discussions or not but what advice i would give you is just take your score and apply. Apply to a school and just get in. LSAT programs want you to keep studying so you keep having to pay for the materials even if it takes you 2-3 years. From talking to other law students who went to low tier schools was that they recommend
1)getting into an ABA Law school
2) Working your ass off first year to make top 10% percentile
3)Transfer to top tier school after first year in law school, its easy and doable
Dont keep wasting your precious life studying. You gave it all you could for a year and thats great thats what i am doing. But its just not realistic to keep studying for five years because the cost benefit analysis is your losing out on income each year you push back graduation. Let me know what you think of this advice?
what's your situation?
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Can answer D be a strengthen answer? I was thinking, even when in a weak condition the mosquito can find them not mention to a light condition which is much easier for them to find. How can I avoid this thinking? I still think D can strengthen the argument. I understand B is strengthening too.