That's a very good point. Understanding the passage is the key to the questions.

Okay, that's a good thought. That's pretty much what I've been doing so far, so I'm glad to have your input. Thanks!

Maybe this is an obvious question, but when I go to checkout and it says the expiry date is in May, does that mean that's my new expiry date for the whole course? Great deal, by the way!! 7Sage is amazing.

Good to know I'm not the only one who's been considering this!

I have a great full-time job, and I don't want to take it for granted by quitting to study full time. Especially since my boss is encouraging me to go for this possible promotion. No one at work knows I'm studying for the LSATs.

The problem is, I'm exhausted when I get home from work! And of course there are other commitments to think of. Studying of course should come first, but you have to find a balance between life and studying, and not burning out! I find I am burned out due to work, especially since I have a large workload so I tend to work overtime.

My contract is up at work at the end of August, but I'm sure they'll ask me if I'd like to renew... A part of me is hoping that it doesn't get renewed because I don't want to take the risk of quitting. But this job isn't my passion in life.

Anybody else have thoughts on this? I'm so glad I'm not the only one in this situation.

Thanks so much for your help, Danielle! It sounds like what I've been doing... If I get a few wrong but I do blind review and understand them after I work through them, I move on to the next. Glad to know I'm on track :)

Thanks everyone! That's good advice. I only just got to the LG section so still getting the hang of them. I'm good at working the games out, but it's just the time that kills me.

Great, thanks that helps a lot! Do you (or anyone else) have a certain score on the problem sets you make sure you get before moving on to the next lesson and saving the other problem sets for later? For example, say I got eight out of ten right on problem set three for weakening questions, but six out of ten right on set four?

I originally chose B because it seemed as if it was saying that by rerouting the pollutants "offshore", they would go to the ocean, thereby making it pointless because the lobsters in the ocean would be effected and it matters more because those lobsters live longer so the gill disease would effect them. But, this is an unfair assumption to say that "offshore" meant "ocean", and it's unfair to assume that just because the ocean lobsters live longer, the gill disease would effect them more. The point is, the gill disease doesn't matter to a lobster. But, it would matter to the people that eat them.

@ [^-^d] that's so true.

For question two, I understand how A is wrong, but I don't understand how E is more correct than C. Doesn't the line imply that because the defense lawyer has an obligation to the court and to society, they are more likely to uncover the relevant facts of the case?

@ [^-^d] thank you for your comment. I definitely know I'd rather go to law school than remain on the course I'm on. The question now is, do I have enough money to last me! Thanks for replying :) good luck.