Interested

Pie & Slice questions:

Pie = total fish population

Slice = %

Weight of the slice = population x %

1960: 5% = 5kg/100kg

1995: 10% = 10kg/100kg

2010: 20% = 10kg/50kg

% increase AND weight does not --> Population decrease

interested!

Interested! Constantly PTing and plateauing at 170-172 and would love to discuss the things you mentioned. (test in Sep)

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I'm afraid we would need the actual fee waiver approval letter from LSAC in PDF format to confirm your fee waiver status before you can enroll in our fee waiver program. It is a PDF from LSAC that says "We are pleased to inform you that your request for a fee waiver has been approved..."

Please let me know if you have any questions. I am here to help!

Thank you Paula for answering! Any chance if you know the case is the same for Prep Plus?

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In a similar position. My guess is no, but hoping for a yes so I can have full access. Following this.

Still unsure about the Prep Plus but student services responded below saying no for 7 Sage :(

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i think the RC passages were fair this time, probably all ranging in like 3-4 difficulty out of 5. Wondering how everyone felt about the LG

did you have 2 RCs? LG felt okay until the last game

how did people feel about the test?

the section on eco diversity really had me second guessing everything and struggled on a couple of other RC passages

I had no problem with getting this question right, but why wouldn't this be a PSA question? #help

Not sure about keeping the pet in the room during the entire time but I looked up something similar before and it seems like it would be fine as long as you don't leave the view of the webcam.

See:

https://www.lsac.org/lsat/frequently-asked-questions-about-lsat

What if my pet enters the room while I’m taking the test?

If a pet wanders into the room while you’re testing, you may continue to test. Your face must be clearly visible throughout the test, and once you begin, you cannot move out of view of the webcam until the test is over.

Might be interesting to take a look at GRE vocab flashcards if you haven't already. Depending on what your preferred language is, there are English-English decks and English-Other Language decks out there.I find there to be a big overlap between words that appears on the GRE vs LSAT, and I manually add words I encounter on the LSAT to the deck and then try to go through the deck every other day.