I am in a confusing position: I haven't taken the LSAT yet so I don't have a score. How do I know what personal statement to write if I have no clue what school I will apply to? Thanks in advance.
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I still do not understand why this version of "either or" was exclusive. It seems like the sentence of "Only if" justified it, but I don't see how. Why could a driver not receive re-education AND go to jail? I consider this an "inclusive" or.
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Hey, I am interested too! Is there a group anywhere?
Hi everyone,
I went ahead and started a discord for people in the DC/DMV area due to interest.
Thanks!!
Hey everyone! I started a discord server for this. Thanks!!
https://discord.gg/vZdwZTAJ
Hey, interested as well. Thanks
Hope this is still going on, I'm interested. Thanks
hey! I made a discord and was told the link wasn't working, so I'm resending here:)
https://discord.gg/YfxQkq3R
also, happy to meet up and study!
#feedback - not sure if Q5 answer has a typo
I'd like to join!
Hey! I am studying full time for the next roughly 6 months looking for a study partner/group. Let me know if anyone is interested. I'm currently near GW campus so I'm happy to meet there or virtually. I plan on taking a PT once a week and using the week to review questions, but also open to suggestions. Thanks!
I chose C first round and E on BR.
The strong language in E made me think that the argument was flawed bc it failed to consider alternative hypos or in other words presumed that mental phenomena are only manifestations of physical phenomena.
can someone clarify why that's wrong. in other words, if mental phenomena (brain deficiencies) was the only reason for the symptoms (physical phenomena) then doesn't that mean we did not consider other alternative hypos?
I would really appreciate someone willing to read my personal statement and give me any overall feedback. Please let me know, thanks!
Whoever wrote this question can morally be gone