Im registered to take the November LSAT but has anyone been able to pick out their exact date? if so how? Im a little worried since it coming up
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Went from a 143 diagnostic to a 155 June 2021 lsat. I say its working. What I regret wasting my money on is Princeton review. 7sage has been amazing
Unless you plan on applying January forget it. I applied for fall 2021 admission after taking the january test and in every single interview they told me i was too late, that most offers of admission had already been sent out back in december. Because of this, I was waitlisted and then denied from the 4 schools applied with all of them saying the same thing: you should have applied earlier.
hey I'm interested! Nice to feel like I'm not alone orianariquezes@.com
hey! Also taking the january test and its my last chance before submitting applications so Im dead serious about studying and need a big jump in my score
Im interested! Taking it in January and aiming for 156+
That was brutal. Ive gotten a 155-156 average on my PTs and was hoping for a 156-157 score for this but I doubt it. One of the logic games I can't even tell you if it was sequencing or grouping (Ive been drilling grouping games for the past 4 days) so I completely guessed on that whole game. The logical reasoning game felt impossible I guessed on a sold 15 and the 2 of the RC passages were so confusing. I don't understand how this happened I was feeling so confident and focused.
can I used lined paper or does it have to be blank
thank you so so much! and good luck tomorrow:)
hey everyone I wanted to ask if any of you had some tips to ease pre-test anxiety? I know its going to keep me up all night. have never ever been an anxious person or worried so much about tests but I have the LSAT tomorrow morning and my hands are shaking, I'm tearing up and just overall on the verge of a breakdown. Please help.
taking the November LSAT this Wednesday but not feeling confident at all so I definitely plan on taking the january test as well. What I'd recommend is to look at the application deadlines for the schools you're interested in and take that into consideration. The schools I want for example are rolling admission September- March so obviously the sooner you apply the better chance you have at getting in. If you're gonna take the january test I'd have my applications, essay/s and letter/s of rec ready to go.
Necessary assumption: (STRENGTHEN THE CONCLUSION)
Wording/How to Spot
• of question
◦ "required"
◦ "rely"
◦ "depend"
• of stimulus "then", Only, only if, only when, only where, always, must
◦ Ex: You must eat to live
• Live --> eat
How to Tackle
• Find an assumption that needs to be true for the conclusion to be true/argument to work
• Answer needs to be true for support/ to prove conclusion
Correct Answers
• Essential to argument
• Connect evidence to conclusion
• Rule out obstacles/alternatives
• Pass negation test
Trap Answers
• Helpful but not important
◦ Support or fix the argument (sufficient assumption)
• Contradicts conclusion
• Too strongly worded given the argument's scope
SUFFICIENT ASSUMPTION: (FIX THE REASONING)
Wording/How to Spot
• In question
◦ "follows logically"
◦ "Enables" + "properly drawn"
◦ Assumption: "if" or "assumes"
• In stimulus
◦ if, when, where, all, the only, any, every time, anyone, whenever
• If you are a Jedi then you use the force
▪ Being a Jedi is enough to use to force
• Passage relationship:
◦ Chain of premises linking together: answer is the missing link
Fill the hole
• Identify flaw or gap between premise and conclusion
• Fix the reasoning of argument to make it valid
• Make argument air tight
• What is wrong vs. how to fix it
• Answer can:
◦ Provide new info that helps conclusion
◦ Have a strong tone
Trap answers
• Strengthen argument
◦ Provides argument with something it needs without making argument valid
• Nothing to do with argument
◦ Match subject matter but don’t provide missing connection
◦ Unrelated to conclusion
◦ Unrelated to reasoning
• Restates premises
• Brings new information
Hi guys I really need some advice on when to take the LSAT. I was planning on taking the October 3, 2020 exam and then the November 14th, 2020 to have law school applications done in December early January but I do not know what to do. I have been using khan academy for the past 2 months and keep getting mid-to highs 140s. I just signed up for 7sage and I NEED a 160. What should I do about the exams? should I postpone one and take it in January and delay applications? What are you guys' experience with 7 sage in terms of how many points did you increase in 2 months? HELP!!
congratulations! that seems like a dream come true! would you mind sharing your journey from those two scores (time frame, studying habits, # of practice tests)? I am not doing too good and need all the help I can get
thanks guys! I got the email a few days ago. Good luck on the exam!