Thank you! It makes a lot more sense now.
Why is the answer E? I chose A because the 1st paragraph stated, "The problem can be cured by crop rotation, denying the pathogens a suitable host for a period of time."
https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-7-section-3-passage-3-passage/
https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-7-section-3-passage-3-questions/
@974
After not scoring so hot, I decided to take your advice. LSAT Ultimate is definitely worth it!
Oh wow, the last part of the comment went over my head. Congratulations! You must feel fantastic!
That's too bad... Especially since you clearly had the potential. I wish I had that sort of problem! Own your 170 despite the burnout, but thank you- I will keep that in mind.
@jclaridge202 My suggestion: do what I did. Between February and June I did every preptest ever.
I also just invested in most of the pretests ever and I hope you blew it out of the water!!
Just saw the last two comments but I took a prep test from June 2007 and got a 156. Also anyone thinking of going with Princeton Review, they didn't provide the score report I expected. My plan is to use 7sage to score and to ascertain what I don't understand, but I'll hold off since my score has steadily increased. I've been using the LSAT Trainer for the past two weeks paired with Blind Review and it's been working well. Thank you all again for your input!
Thank you for your honesty, I appreciate it! I'm not using the Princeton Review book (as prescribed by the forums here), I just took their free practice LSAT. Coincidentally, I've just ordered the LSAT Trainer. Your input has made me think upon investing more than I would have in 7Sage. As I've already signed up for the December 5th date, I figure if my diagnostic doesn't meet my goal close to test day, I can always cancel it and try for later test dates. (I thought I should also mention I have the privilege of dedicating most to all of my time to studying.)
The score should come soon, I'll update.
I am relatively new, I began studying in a month ago. My timed diagnostic was around 145 before any studying and results from a Princeton Review practice test I took yesterday are pending. My goal score is 170 and I know I have my work cut out for me whether or not I take the course. But if it's possible to get through all the info presented in a course here, I would be more than willing.
I only have 2 months until the test date. So I was wondering which course would be most beneficial to take? Would I have enough time to go through the LSAT Ultimate (the most recommended) in time.
143 (Dec 2015) to a 156 (Dec 2016). Was somewhat frustrated because I was PTing 160 for awhile but then it dropped down. But I ended scoring my average on test day, and that makes me happy! Kudos to all of you who have improved your scores- We did it!