Are you wondering what each of these questions asks you to do? Or are you asking how to tell when the question is asking you to find the flaw, weaken the argument, etc.
Maybe take a diagnostic test, and then focus on whatever section you did the worst on. I think JY recommends taking like at most two PT's a week. Besides that, work on the specific questions/sections you have the most trouble with.
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Former admissions officer here. The deposit deadline is for admitted candidates to deposit and commit to attending the school. Since you have not yet received a decision, this date of April 19 doesn't apply to you. If you are admitted later in the cycle, your admit letter will let you know what your specific deposit deadline will be. Good luck!
Thank you for answering.
Since you were an admissions officer, what do you think my chances are at this school with a 170 and a 3.8? I’m anxious about the decision
Hello everyone,
I applied to the University of Illinois about a month ago, shortly before the deadline. I have not heard back yet. On their website, it says their first deposit is due on April 19. I don't really know what this means. Even though I have not heard of a decision, could/should I pay this deposit?
I wouldn't feel disappointed about that one rejection you got. Some schools reject people who are over-qualified because they think those applicants won't even attend if they get accepted.
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Does anyone know if the RC passages described in this feed are the same for ALL February LSAT-FLEXs? #help
They are apparently not. The ones that some people here mentioned are not ones that I encountered.