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I am just curious—if this were to be the case—how much time would LSAC give? I would think at least 6 months to 1 year notice, simply because of how much prep goes into studying, but I don't know how much time historically LSAC has given for changes. Anyone have any educated guesses or ideas?
Are there any tutors that do Personal Statement editing/help with brainstorming?
I have a ton of ideas for my personal statement and supplemental materials, I just need help translating to paper. Typically, I have no trouble with writing and have always considered it a strong suit; however, because there's so much depending on my application, my stress is through the roof! I am aiming for a T14 school and I am taking the LSAT in August. My GPA is a 3.92!!
This one was especially hard for me... I picked D because I falsely assumed that the parallel between the adult thrill-seeking behavior and adolescent impulsive behavior were related to the same gene. If this gene variant caused the impulsive behavior in children, that gene does not go away and subsequently, causes thrill-seeking behavior in adults.
For this reason, I believed that a good alternative explanation would be that adults who exhibit the thrill-seeking behavior (presumably because of the gene) would have had the gene as a child too, and the change in behavior would disprove the scientist's hypothesis. Looking back, I feel so silly.... I hope this starts to become a bit more natural as I learn this test's silliness....... UGH
I prefer the written explanations because I sometimes get distracted when trying to watch the videos. If the written doesn't help me understand what went wrong, then I will watch the video!!
@LukaDoncicForMVP Thank you so much for your advice!! I think its great advice, and I really appreciate you taking the time to type all of that out !
@Kevin_Lin Yes! Maybe I am misunderstanding- usually, they automatically update on my 7Sage account. Is there something additional I need to do?
Wow- I was hung up on the word 'most'! This really helped clear things up- it wasn't about necessity!!!!
Hey all- I did PT.141.S2 yesterday and I was wanting to do an in-depth review for my wrong answers journal. However, my results still have not transferred to 7Sage. Anyway to fix this?
hey diva!!! I am actually from the same area but need to be virtual due to being at university in another state. We are not in the same range (you are a little bit higher), and I just started studying BUT if you think it would be beneficial for you to "teach someone" or if you learn by explaining things to people (both correct and incorrect problems), I would be super down to study with you. Good luck!!
Absolutely always add all experience to a resume (in my humblest of opinions). Your time and energy = money. This is a great experience that will, likely, help you develop many important skills. IF YOU ARE A CO-AUTHOR, you could list it under "publications" on your resume or "research." I format my research projects in APA, but it does depend on the type of research. For APA, you would cite all of the authors and then bold your name. If you are not a co-author and simply worked on the project, then you would just talk about what you did, as opposed to displaying it as though you are an author- like any other job listing or academic endeavor on your resume. this is just my opinion
Hey all!! I just recently started really locking in on the LSAT (for 2-3 weeks now). I am planning on taking it in August but hoping to maybe also take it in June (haven't decided yet). I feel so stressed because I feel like I was really understanding the content more, but I don't feel I have seen any improvement. Anyone else feel this way? I was curious if maybe my studying could be improved as I am also worried about burnout. I am trying to do a test/week by doing 3 sections spread out throughout the week, with a day after the section to review mistakes, learn from them, and then drill ( a method I learned from a 180 scorer youtuber). In addition to this, I am following my "balanced" 7Sage study plan and doing the lessons each day, along with 2-4 drill sets of 5. I study for about 4 hours daily, usually. I am really hoping to get to a 175+- anyone have any critiques or suggestions? Also, is my panic and anxiety based in reality or my OCD?????
Why is it that in Q.4 "Everyone" isn't considered a referential? Wouldn't you need the previous context to understand who "Everyone" is as it is an exaggeration... or am I thinking about it too deeply? This is far from intuitive for me. Thank you 7Sage
I feel like this answer is one of, "which assumption does the LSAT want me to assume." This throws me off completely. Typically, an actor would have a copy of Hamlet if they had played a role, unless they lost it...
not only that but there are speeches in Hamlet that many may know and be able to repeat easily without having to play the role... as there are famous speeches that one may be familiar with, without having actually seen the play or having seen the play once... this question really got me and its only a level 1...