Hello, I have been studying for a handful of months now after I rushed way too early last febuary and bombed the test with a 139 7 lower than my diagnostic.(I hate tests) I was aiming for this February to take it again in hopes that I could achieve a score in the mid 150s. Except it just seems that no matter what I do I cannot figure out this test. Lately I have been slowly going through the course and just drilling question types as many times as possible in hopes that I slowly start to develop strategies and then take another PT. Ive been told this is not hard to do multiple times from people but I just feel lost. Any advice or a breakdown of what your study schedule was I would appreciate. Mid 150s would get me into a decent law school :) but as of now Im basically just losing hope :/
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I am not going to lie I feel the same, My highest PT is 146 and it feels like no matter what I do, its not enough. I took the LSAT in Feb and am aiming for June23. Haven't been able to get my Feb score because I didn't even care to take the written portion to see it knowing I did bad. Im very distraught but maybe things will look up :/
This question is not great as how is it assumed that the tally is now the total coal after mining when the actual stimulus says its the amount mined..."not consumed"
Not sure if anyone else who got it wrong between A and C but this was my line of reasoning for picking A.
-If we are trying to support this by saying it is more subjective, than learning from an earlier culture means less personal thought as opposed to some who never was exposed to that who would then make their own art based on what they personally thought was beautiful.
Yes I know its wrong but I hope someone can destroy that line of thought to help anyone else out who had a similar trail.
This one of the worst written weakening questions out there and I hope whoever wrote it spills their coffee two times in a row.
definitely not a weakening if this is adding to why the hard tracks are faster.
I don't understand how it fails to acknowledge the industry "unintentionally" damaging the environment when in the stimulus the wording clearly states. "People on the tourist industry would never knowingly do anything to damage the industry"
When you say a statement like this in the real world or in law it gives the allusion to the fact you are acknowledging that unknowingly things can happen so you clarify by making sure someone knows you wouldn't do it with knowledge that you are doing it.
Tell me im overthinking because I cannot see how that is a flaw over answer choice B
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I would be lucky to score 157 at this rate. I have 3 months before the febuary lsat and I cannot seem to break the mid 140s. Ive gone through the LSAT TRAINER and half of the LR course and LG course here but still feel terrible. All I have been doing lately us trying to drill and then just review how I got something wrong. I can't afford 200/hr tutoring here and it's just a shitty place to be in. Any advice is appreciated greatly. :(
Care to share what you method was? I feel like I can't get passed the mid 140s and I don't have the money for tutoring..
This is such a dumbass question that definitely should not be on the LSAT. You can argue the program helped them get a higher gpa and want to join another team... and in general if the argument is stating they saw higher achievement levels how does it "weaken" the argument to say they joined a team that needs a high gpa...that they could have obtained..after the program(due to it). thereby strengthening the argument. If anyone else thinks this isn't the right train of thought by all means please help me understand.