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LSAT · How high a score do i need for full scholarships from top schools as an international student?

junjiejiang670

Sunday, Sep 30 2018

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omg girl how? how did you do it (175) as an international student? could you please share your methods or experiences of preparing LSAT...? im in awe btw you are amazing!

lol watch JY's videos and talk to the very nice people here if you're confused ;) do 10 to 15 practice tests and once you understand the logic of the test writer, you can do well :smile:

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Saturday, Sep 29 2018

junjiejiang670

How high a score do i need for full scholarships from top schools as an international student?

How important is the LSAT score in getting a scholarship? I'm an international student and from a poor family. I must get a full scholarship and it's the only way I can afford going to law school. I took the LSAT once and got 175. Is it enough? Should I take it again and try to get a better score or should I work on application essays and other things? Which schools give out more full scholarships to international students? Thank you for your advice!

Admissions · Hey all - I am alive! And, I’m going to law school :)

junjiejiang670

Monday, Aug 27 2018

Congrats! Wow i didn't know that schools could still have spots on waitlists opening up late august. Must always be hopeful!

PrepTests ·

PT148.S1.Q5

junjiejiang670

Wednesday, Aug 22 2018

I understand why A is correct. But I still have problems with it. "Feeding on the grass is the only means by which to make the moth unpalatable" is not the same as "Feeding on the grass is the only protection for the moth." -- We need to make another assumption here, namely, being unpalatable is the only means of protection. B is tempting because B provides an alternative means of protection.

Admissions · [Over] Q&A Webinar—Weds, Oct 24, 9 p.m. ET

junjiejiang670

Monday, Oct 22 2018

Could you please host another Admission Webinar and Edit Giveaway? I missed the past ones... Thank you!!!

PrepTests ·

PT147.S4.Q25

junjiejiang670

Tuesday, Aug 21 2018

Is it always a reason for caution when the answer choice (A) changes a causal relationship (in the stimulus) into a conditional one?

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PT151.S4.Q4

junjiejiang670

Thursday, Sep 13 2018

#help Why is D irrelevant? D eliminates the possibility that people still engage with artworks just in a different way, i.e., looking at snapshots rather than pausing in front of an artwork in the museum for a long time. I think D and E are both necessary assumptions.

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PT146.S2.Q22

junjiejiang670

Thursday, Sep 13 2018

#help if we change (C) to "all participants in the first group were already highly motivated...", it would be a perfect answer, right?

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PT123.S2.Q22

junjiejiang670

Thursday, Feb 11 2016

i have a question about the statement and E. Is E wrong because the statement is not in the conditional form ("because" instead of "if")? If the statement is in the conditional form: i --> r, r --> d. (i for isolated, r for reducing the chance, d for discouraged). then E seems to have the form of its contrapositive: not d --> not i. correct?

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PT123.S2.Q21

junjiejiang670

Tuesday, Feb 09 2016

I'm still a little bit confused about D. I understood it this way: if minivans/large sedans, then likely low risks (so minivans is the sufficient condition, while low risks the necessary). Driver says, if i want low risks, then minivans. so that kind of sounds like a confusion of the necessary for the sufficient. what's wrong with that?

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PT148.S2.P3.Q19

junjiejiang670

Sunday, Sep 02 2018

#19 I have issues with with JY's explanation of why (B) is incorrect . I think there is nothing wrong with "condition upon" for the author did say "People don't have access to the inside information can't make similarly informed investment decisions."