Can anyone explain with clarity on why the right answer choice is right? Thanks!
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@akikookmt881 Thank you!
@cclarez61 Help! I extended too soon! Is it possible to revoke and then request the day before my account is to expire?
Can anyone explain with clarity on why the right answer choice is right? Thanks!
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Thanks @kathiastoledo456 and @chahyong966! I can see it now. :smiley:
@kathiastoledo456 I can't see the image. :(
Can someone pass along the schedule link? I cannot open from my end.
Thank you everyone!!!
Question: Does LSAC send an email confirming your decision to withdraw? I never received an email and I don't see it listed on my LSAC profile. I want to make sure it was recorded!
Hi guys! I need to ask one or two professors for letters of rec. Yea, I know... been lagging on this front.
I've been out of school since 2010 so I'm not quite sure how to draft a concise email with all of the relevant info they may need to consider writing. I know I should give them a refresher on the courses I took, how it encouraged the law school route and a quick update on my professional life and why I'm still considering law school. Is there anything else to add? Is that even the right route to take?
Anyone care to share an email they sent out with a request?
Thanks in advance!
-M
Can someone explain this with more clarity? I don't get JY's explanation.
Can someone clarify how JY went from "not all skilled artists are famous" - SA some /F to "most skilled artists are famous" - SA -m-> F. I don't understand the jump.
Hi, I'd be interested. :)
Definitely interested! Thank you!
Can someone explain this question? It's not clicking for me...
Does anyone know what the deal is with the watch? Are there only certain types that you can bring in? Does the 180 watch still pass?
Can someone clarify why AC D is correct?
Hi guys,
So, I'm over here frustrated trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong. I can't seem to get out of the mid 150's range -- and I have been here for quite some time. My BR has been going up (currently at 165). I drill often but I'm just not seeing results. I only see them when I BR.
I don't want to keep taking tests though I think I should because I am writing in December (and yes I know I should write only when I'm ready but I have made the decision to put this down after February -- been at it for too long).
I want to hit at least a 160 consistently before the December test but I just don't know what to do anymore. :(
Help!
Can someone explain this question? I don't understand. Help!
Do the early LR sections (PTs 10 - 20) seem a little more difficult than the sections in the later PTs? I find the language in the stimulus for many questions to be a little convoluted. Is that just me?
I am using the early PTs for drilling but I'm getting more questions wrong per section than for the most recent tests. I really want to write in December and I have limited time to study, so trying to figure out if I should keep going or ditch the early PTs.
Thanks!
Hey guys!
So, I've spent the majority of my study time focusing on LR and LG. I know I need to dive into RC but I'm not really sure how to go about it. I've read others notation strategies and have skimmed question types but I want to know if one is prioritized over the other.
Did you focus on getting your timing and notation right before diving into questions or, did you focus on the questions first?
Not sure how to be the most productive with my time when it comes to RC.
Any tips are greatly appreciated!
-M
D has to be correct in order for the argument to hold. If it is possible for the characters' moral qualities to change then tragedy and comedy can be classified as satirical or romance literature.
I got the question wrong AGAIN!
A - Don't care about some nocturnal sharks.
B - No, what is the source? We don't know.
C - No, tricky, but do we care about their anxiety? And it's only a possibility that swimmers are dealing with anxiety.
D - No, do swimmers need to be the most knowledgeable? Why should they be?
E - YES, perhaps the number of attacks would be worse at night than during the day. We cannot automatically assume that it will be less.
When putting in your BR answers in the analytics, do you only put in the answers for the questions that you circled or do you also put in for the ones that you got wrong but thought you got right?
I re-do the questions that I thought I got right (but got wrong) and I end up getting them right. I am not sure whether that should be recorded in the BR analytics.
Anyone?
Had three LR sections. I specifically remember two questions: writer(?) Poe and two planets (comparing with Jupiter). Were those Qs in the experimental section?