This finally game me a deeper understanding of these concepts, and the visualization really cements the idea in my mind. Just thought I would share. Let me know if this is incorrect or I'm missing something!
https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/gthxwg/andornot_both_visualization/
Thanks, y'all! I found it with your help :smile:
I think we could learn a lot from each other!
Is there anyone in Alabama studying for the LSAT? It's really hard to do this alone. Online support is fine, but I live in a small rural town and have been hoping to find someone within the state to help each other out with LSAT prep. So, anyone out there?
I'm confused. I took the June 2007 PT on paper. Now, do I input my answers into 7sage to get the raw score? Or just stop, do the blind review, then input the answers I got on the blind review? I'm just lost as to where we input both our raw scores and our blind review scores. #help
I really like it too, it feels like a buddy lol. The way I tend to learn is by using different LSAT prep books (LG/LR Bibles, LSAT Trainer, Loophole), reading through them, and comparing them/playing them against each other. I find they all have similar foundations but unique ways of saying things, which is really helpful to me, since, between all three, I usually gain an understanding of what they are expressing as a core piece of the test.
This should be SOOOO much earlier in the curriculum!