I know this has been asked already, but that was 6 years ago. I am on the weakening part of the syllabus and there are 15 problem sets. I feel kind of comfortable almost halfway through, so I get the urge to move on. However, I am not sure if that is a good strategy. Do you guys move on to another section in order to save some problem sets for later?
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Friday, Dec 18 2020
Doesn't Powerscore show an updated Flex score conversion? I don't know if 7Sage has the updated flex scoring.
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Saturday, Dec 12 2020
Can I join please?
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Wednesday, Jun 10 2020
Congratulations, that is incredible and extremely inspiring! I wish you the best luck in law school and your career!
I have been studying since June. I am currently finishishing up sequencing games and I am scheduled for the November LSAT. Do you think approximately two months of prep-tests will be enough if I finish core curriculum by mid-September?
I am realistically trying to get above a 170 but so is everyone else.
So companies with fixed-percentage models tend to be much more careful in their estimates and ending costs as they are being constantly watched by their clients due to the fact that higher costs mean higher profits for the company.
Companies with fixed-profit models make money regardless, so little or big problems here and there resulting in larger costs can happen more often for the duration of their work as they are not as incentivized to make sure their estimated costs will be the same as ending costs.
I hope I am understanding that correctly.