This analogy may help: think of a big circle with a smaller circle occupying a subset in the big circle. Take the big circle to be all mammals and the smaller circle to be all cats. We see here that to be a cat it is necessary for you to be a mammal because if you are in the smaller circle, you are surely in the big circle. In the same vein, if you are not a mammal you are not a cat. However, just being a mammal is not sufficient for being a cat. The smaller circle of cats is only a subset in the big circle, and you can be a mammal and not a cat (for example a dog). Hope this helps.
I would like to join!
I would be interested as well!
Interested as well! Also plan on taking sept. test.
I am interested! also taking the sept exam.
Taking the LSAT for the first time this coming Friday. Started my journey with 7sage around mid-May with a 141 diagnostic score on the June 2007 PT. Today I took PT93 on LawHub and got a 171, my highest score yet. Regardless of how Friday goes, just wanted to give a big thank you to the whole 7sage team for helping me with this 30-point increase!
Quick question. Is it more helpful to take all four PT sections or 'simulate modern' and only take 3? (I am not too sure of the pros and cons.)
same thing here