@ji330 Oh absolutely!! This is great!! I've literally been thinking about this a lot lately, whether or not there were universal strategies that would help identify answer choice or argument patterns. Very interested! Thank you very much!

Damn I was stuck between B and C but ended up choosing B because I made more unnecessary assumptions I shouldn't have. Lesson learned.

I don't why but this question had me stuck for a long time! And yet, now that I watch the explanation and actually focused on what the question stem wanted, it seems so simple lol

I literally thought this was a strengthening question. I chose D because I figured the conclusion for the argument was that they found it surprising that the airport was going to expand terminal facilities despite low volumes of passengers and airlines. Therefore, we had to strengthen the surprise.

Almost like "Wow! why are they doing that?" and you say "Yea you're right! Even if the volumes are increasing, they don't really have to expand facilities, why ARE they doing that?"

@zbpohlman247 That's awesome!! Thanks for the insight. I'm also a full time undergrad student but, unlike you, I've struggled balancing prep and school which has thoroughly prolonged my LSAT situation lol. Best of luck!

Congrats! Do you mind if I ask what your diagnostic was and how long it's taken you to hit 170?

@jimmyrivera201123 @gmehta94823 @katbustamante489 @yeramchoi168 @greg883 Hey guys, definitely interested in joining you guys. I know most of you are working through PTs. I'm still working through the core curriculum and haven't reached the PT portion. However, I do want to take a PT in order to measure where I am in terms of score percentile, so I'm def. interested in joining you guys.

Hey i totally feel ya. I've been pushing the LSAT back for a while now. I'm still in undergrad and I'm graduating in December 2017. Initially I planned for June 2016 LSAT, then June 2017 and now I'm hoping for September 2017, but who knows nowadays right? lol I totally feel ya. Just keep on!! Good luck!!

@jimmyrivera201123 Sunday might be tough, but I'll try my best.

@mrosa1210177 @wc950949 @rochelleb180584 @shopshim86... @mmaritzagarcia303 @jlydic580 @jimenezjajj333.jj @7sagestudentservices @winnie0805743 @71888 @yeramchoi168.choi @rochelleb180584

Sorry guys, I wasn't able to meet with you this last weekend. I'm going to try my best for this upcoming weekend. Undergrad work is piling up! Hope you guys had a good time last weekend.

@mrosa1210177 I should be free this Saturday to meet either at NYPL or Barnes and Noble, any of which is more convenient for everyone else. Small chance I might not be but I'll try my best to make it. Look forward to meeting everyone!

Good morning everyone! Happy New Year! I see a few of you have already planned to meet this weekend for PT's. Anyone on here still in the core curriculum? I'll be continuing the CC, as I am not in the PT phase yet. If anyone can meet tomorrow Friday, please let me know as that would be ideal. If not, we can schedule sometime next week.

LSAT Resolution:

Finally commit to finishing up the 7sage curriculum. I'm still in undergrad so literally, for a year and half, I've been on and off with prep because work piles up and such. But hopefully, due to being strategic with my scheduling this final semester of college, I can finally commit to prepping hard until June (considering I'll be scoring in my target range of course). A year and half later, after a blueprint course, an lsat trainer, 2 bibles and a 7sage course, hopefully I'll finally get close to that 170+. But most importantly, the resolution is to stay committed, stay hungry and finally get through this prep. No more effing around.

Personal:

Get back on track with exercise. I've lost 15 pounds of muscle due to busyness regarding school and prep, but I need the exercise to function and to expand attention span. Also, to read like I used. I used to be a voracious reader, but everything has fallen off due to all my commitments and I miss reading the most. It'll also help with the LSAT. Also, get back into a consistent meditation routine. That, of all habits I've picked up in my life, has been one of the most important and impactful which has lead to happiness and mental clarity these past 3 years. A must for the LSAT.

@gmehta94823 @2812 @gregoryalexanderdevine723 @yeramchoi168.choi @jlydic580 @jimmyrivera201123 @shopshim86... @mmaritzagarcia303 @bswise2931 @71888 @koohyein506 @jimenezjajj333.jj

What day/days work best for everyone? Would you guys be interested in meeting after the New Year? Perhaps the week after? Up to you guys.

NYPL is great place, I know they have group study areas. Jefferson Market Library - I've been there once, but it was a bit crowded, couldn't find a place to sit and work, so I'm not sure. Preferably, if anyone knows any places where we can sit and down and work for a few hours without disturbing anyone and with relative peace and quiet. That would be ideal.

As for scheduling, lets meet up once in person, everyone who is interested and we'll see where everyone is at. That way, if we have a large group, we can all team up and work together with everyone at our pace. Also, for those of you who are more advanced or have studied longer and understand the test better, maybe you can tutor or explain concepts better for those who are struggling. But I think it's best to meet up once in person to meet everyone, get to know each other and then figure out if we want to schedule PTs, or "lessons". Everyone here has 7sage so that's good in terms of study materials.

What day works best for everyone?

Well, I haven't gotten a response from the person who originally posted on Top-Law-Schools but I'm absolutely down to go ahead and start the group with anyone who has demonstrated interest on here. Lets all agree on a date after the holidays.

@2812 This saturday will be tough for me as I am celebrating a birthday. Next week is impossible since I'm assuming everyone will be celebrating the holidays. What does everyone else think?

I'm waiting for the gentleman on Top-Law-Schools to respond but I'm really looking forward to getting this going. I'll finally get to meet @gregoryalexanderdevine723 who is 7sage/Top-Law-Schools legend lol

Well, I feel all areas of NYC are very accessible so we could meet up anywhere honestly. As for the day, we'll have to figure out a time in which everybody could meet. I'm going to guess on a Saturday, every 2 weeks or every week or once a month. I feel Fridays, some of you might be working (I work some Fridays). But again, we'll have to see.

Hope the test went well!! Don't worry man, when you get your 170+ and then get accepted to a top 10 and then become President of the United States, I'm sure she'll regret it. ;)

@gregoryalexanderdevine723 You know man, you're absolutely right. I know pretty deep in my heart that I want to be a lawyer. There's no doubt about that in my mind which is the absolute reason why I shouldn't rush this. I should take as much time as I need to make sure that I can score high enough to have a chance for an incredible legal education. With that, I'll have the chance to be a great lawyer, not an average one. 170 vs. a 165 is a huge difference, especially when it comes to careers and earning potential. And besides, what's a few years anyways? I'll keep studying for the June LSAT but I won't make it an end goal. I'll keep plowing along, slow and steady. Thanks for the advice!

@mclaughlinchris21849 @twssmith644 Saving the problem sets for future study sounds like a great idea, I'll have to try that from now on, especially while still early in my prep.