Congrats! I have been stuck in mid 160s to high 160s. Do you have any tips on how you broke into the 170s? Thanks in advance!

Third time looking at this question and I finally get it.

The question asks, "Canadian courts hearing a dispute over movable cultural property between a museum and a group of native Canadians will be increasingly unlikely to treat which one of the following as a compelling reason for deciding the case in the museum's favor"

So looking at the part I bolded, "WILL INCREASINGLY UNLIKELY TO TREAT", we can interpret it as what used to be reasonable evidence in favor of the museum but NOT ANYMORE IN THE FUTURE.

The answer to this question can be found in the last paragraph where it mentions "Canadian courts will gradually recognize that native Canadians, while they cannot demonstrate ownership as prescribed by the notion of private property, can clearly claim ownership as prescribed by the notion of collective property, and that their claims to movable cultural property should be honored."

So in the past, while the Canadian court would have been in favor of the museum if the native Canadians where unable to demonstrate ownership, IN THE FUTURE, they will not be in favor of the museum anymore even though native Canadians would not be able to demonstrate ownership. This leads to the answer choice D.

I've noticed that from question #18 onwards, there are lot of parallel questions that come up! I feel like this is LSAT's strategy to have these time consuming questions towards the end to challenge test takers mentality:(

At first I thought the flaw was something like false dichotomy: just because Logichut does not have creative employees, how can we conclude that its management is open to new ideas? It could also not have management that is open to new ideas.

But, after re-reading the stimulus carefully, this question shows how LSAT utilizes ALL the sentences. There must be a reason why it talked about computer software industry growing rapidly.

Here's my breakdown of the stimulus:

P1: Company grows rapidly → Innovative → creative employees OR management open to new ideas

P2: Logichut → NO creative employees

Con: If so → Logichut's management is open to new ideas

In the conclusion, "IF SO" presents an assumption that we need to put in: For L to be open management, then it means that L is a company that HAS GROWN RAPIDLY.

This presents whole to part flaw: assuming that L has the same characteristics (management open to new ideas) because computer software industry has grown rapidly (and this company could have creative employees OR management open to new ideas)

@Kevin_Lin Thank you!

@Kevin_Lin

Here's a screenshot of it! For me the word search does not show up for the highlighted parts:(

I'm using Chrome!

Congrats! How long have you been studying for? Also, do you have any tips on RC? I take too long to read them:(

For RRE questions, it is important to identify the two groups that we are comparing. For this stimulus, I have identified it as Current price vs. Suggested price.

According to the stimulus, the current price for the same drug is sold in bulk, and the price 60-80% below the suggested whole sale price.

The answer choice should show the comparison between current and suggested price but B compares most common and less common drugs which is irrelevant to our comparison.

These games are amazing! I wonder if there could be something related to resolve the paradox created as well!

So there is no underlining any more but one more color? And I agree with what some other people have been saying but this makes things more time consuming:( We already don't have enough time:(

LOL level 2 question and got it wrong.

Honestly, did not like any of the answer choices since I predicted the flaw as not considering other sports... But it makes much more sense on how mistaking popular and more students being on track team to be different.

Hi! Thank you so much for sharing your story and congratulations on your achievement! I have been struggling to exactly pin-point where I need to improve on:( Looking forward to your next post and I hope I can gain more insights from you!

@SerinJ Hi, thank you so much for your advice! I think it is important to change my mindset and view it as an opportunity to grow rather than feeling terrible after PTs or sections. Will try to do so!

Could not understand the answer at first, and came back the next day to figure out what is going on.

If the time interval fluctuates greatly, I guess they would be alternating often between normal polarity and reversed polarity. Then, it could be possible that they are of different size which could support C...? That's the only way I can figure out why C is the right answer lol

@AriVilker1 Thank you for your advice! I was able to relate a lot since I always try to answer every question with 100% certainty and that messed up my time management. Thanks again!

@olivepikle13 Thank you so much! Is it okay if I ask you if you were able to get accommodation from LSAC? If so, how does the process look like?

@cass.chan Will try that too! Thank you!

@chlo$ Thank you! I'll check it out!

@LowriThomas Thank you so much for these advices! I truly appreciate your time for writing them now! I should practice doing them during timed sections!

@cass.chan I think that is a good strategy! I should decide on a time frame on when to check the clock and pace myself. I'll try to take deep breaths! Thank you so much!

@maydayings Thank you so much! I might consider doing that for the October one. I don't know if I did the right thing, but after my PT on Sunday (got 150 from it) I decided to withdraw from the June test:( I regret a little bit on withdrawing and feel bad about it because it's expensive...

Hi! I think I am in a similar position as you are. I took my first LSAT in April and signed up for the June one. However, I took a PT last Sunday and I did not do well at all in that. Looking at my PT score, and feeling anxious, I decided to postpone it till October. I guess taking it and cancelling could be a choice, but if you know that you are currently not scoring in the range you want, you could take it later. Although people say that law schools consider the highest score, recently I went for law school consultation and they recommend finishing it within 3 times. Hope this helped!