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taking LSAT tomorrow. today I went on to proctoru and this is what it said under "tests unable to run on browser"
I called proctoru and left message (nobody answered), called LSAT (told me to call proctoru), and have googled and not found anything helpful. I have messed with settings on my computer too but nothing seems to work. Any suggestions? or has this happened to anyone else but been fine on test day?
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Even if company had pay raise - employees could still not afford to live in Ocean View - is what I was getting at... So I just cannot really see how this is a necessary assumption. I guess it might be best option out of 5 overall but confuses me that would be NA question.
I almost chose E, but...
Milltown - say salary is 100k /year , the average home is 200k.
Ocean View...where the company is moving has an average home value of 800k. the new average salary DOUBLES to 200k /year. some (most) employees cannot afford to live in this expensive area.
stimulus needs to state that Ocean View & Milltown have average home value, living, moving expenses, etc. for E to be correct..
Is anyone else able to explain this? Am I missing something?
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Debated between first / second sentence due to "because" being first word of sentence, thought was a conclusion indicator
I get it but I dont think I would ever be able to answer this correctly on an actual test ugh
can I see how long / many hours I have spent doing the drills section?
I would try to focus on the LG section first. I was scoring similar to you in the beginning but I focused a lot on LG and went from scoring -11 consistently to -1 or -2 now, which makes a big difference in your score! I took a local class before 7sage - and it helped a lot, it was not a private tutor. I personally needed something in person to help me stay accountable for a month to start, but 7sage has helped me too by just providing all the tests!
Any tips on how to do these kinds of passages that are harder to comprehend / incredibly boring??
Is it necessary to know what the words mean to answer these types of questions??
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#help kinda confused how NA "gives no support" yet is needed for argument ?
yes I do this too! I swear it makes it way easier to understand & focus on what I am reading.
Thank you! I think I got about half correct on first prep test I took for LG. I took a local prep class in person & I am so glad I did. It really helped me to understand the lsat fundamentals, & I am using 7sage for an alternate perspective on questions/explanations & to practice more. I have read 300-500 hours which I think I will hit before the August date so hopefully I end up being fully ready by then.
I typically do 2-3 hours of one section each day then switch so my brain isnt overloaded with new info and I can retain it.
How long has everyone been studying for the august 2022 exam? I am studying basically full time this summer hoping to take the august 2022 exam. Going to have a lot less time once school starts but I am nervous to sign up for it and not end up doing well. Hoping for 165+ score -- what should my score be at the end of June to determine if I should sign up for the August exam or instead do the September/October one?
However is an indicator of the MC