I ended up choosing C because it was something that the stimulus didn't give information on. Trying to get through this problem quickly, I felt that since it wasn't measurable in the stimulus that is couldn't be proven to be true by the stimulus.

What I Learned:

Since it is not inherently stated in the stimulus, it actually could be true. There is nothing that would negate that claim so there is a possibility.

Just out of curiosity, what would be something that falls outside the "late" subset, but still inside the "arrive +5 after" super set?

I have taken a 30h course through my school, and have some background knowledge of the exam through Mike Kims LSAT trainer. I am wondering what i should be focusing on now. The study schedule through 7 sage is more instruction than drills and PTs. I wouldn't say i understand every concept to the max, but feel as if i should be doing more than just watching video explaining for 7-13 hours a week. Does anyone have any suggestions? Im also currently taking 5 courses so my time is very valuable to me

i got this question correct 1:28 faster than the target and i shed a tear. During the blind review i took the time to map it out and mapped it exactly how it was shown in the video. These questions were my biggest enemy when i first started prep and now i just got the biggest confidence boost. I promise guys it gets better!