This is the only question I got wrong. However, I greatly appreciate the detailed explanation because now I get it. Looking forward to continuing this journey.

I selected answer choice B. I understand after watching the explination video why it is incorrect.

Not only has this program increased my comfortability with breaking down the LSAT up to this point, but you also just clarified for me what the Disclosed/Nondisclosed notation meant in the LSAT I completed previously in 2019. I feel silly for not knowing this. I had no idea that I had the ability to challenge the questions/answers. Not that I would have, because I definitely was not confident in my knowledge at that time, but it all makes sense now.

I chose answer choice C, and am noticing a habit of getting one of the V. High priority level questions wrong each time.

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Thank you so much for the update!

Congratulations to you! You have definitely inspired me and have gotten me out of my slump today. I took the LSAT for the first time right after completing a BA in 2017 and scored a 136. After accepting my failure to get into law school as the biggest failure of my life at that time, I took some time away and went with my plan B, completing an MA in 2014 but couldn't curb my desire to pursue law school. I took the LSAT for a second time in 2019 and scored a 143, self-studying using literature I ordered online. Here I am in 2022 trying to take another stab at it, studying with this program this go round. Thank you for sharing your tips. I pray that you are accepted wherever your heart desires. I am a married, mother of 3, have recently published my first children's book and am determined to see this dream come to pass.

Congratulations to you! You have definitely inspired me and have gotten me out of my slump today. I took the LSAT for the first time right after completing a BA in 2017 and scored a 136. After accepting my failure to get into law school as the biggest failure of my life at that time, I took some time away and went with my plan B, completing an MA in 2014 but couldn't curb my desire to pursue law school. I took the LSAT for a second time in 2019 and scored a 143, self-studying using literature I ordered online. Here I am in 2022 trying to take another stab at it, studying with this program this go round. Thank you for sharing your tips. I pray that you are accepted wherever your heart desires. I am a married, mother of 3, have recently published my first children's book and am determined to see this dream come to pass.

Good afternoon. Do you have an idea of when the next 10-week session will be scheduled? I am definitely interested.