maybe i'm just dumb and maybe it's just bc i go to a big city university but i genuinely cannot fathom who else would be giving out parking citations on a campus besides police lmao

getting all of these right bc i minored in philosophy for the express purpose of getting acquainted with formal logic so as to do well on the LSAT. this is the most cathartic payoff experience of my life

for anyone confused about the formal logic- i personally find the formal logic lessons outlined in the PowerScore Bibles to be much more helpful than this. J.Y. is not the best at explaining things in this respect IMO- the "buckets" reasoning isn't very helpful especially for people who don't learn by visualizing. PowerScore uses a more traditional way of teaching formal logic- literally just memorizing several universal logical rules and then applying them to the different problems- and once you memorize it is much easier than this.

i'm the opposite; 3.7ish GPA and regularly PTing between 177 and 179 (average has been a 177). is there any way i have a chance at some T14s? the only reason my gpa is a 3.7 is because i had a faulty freshman year due to an issue in my personal life (which was documented) and after freshman year i got it together and since first sem sophomore year i've been earning straight 4.0s in every single course i've taken. can i reasonably expect to get into at least one T14, all else constant?

"we should both take some time to cool off" great, now 7sage is breaking up with me

got this one right but genuinely think it should be rated harder than a 3/5

#feedback #feedback i'm not seeing the example question about "learning the lessons of history", like it's not anywhere on this page but the lesson is referencing it

correct answer: shows up

me: ahhh...here is the correct answer

J.Y.: ookayyy.....

me: maybe not? proceeds to religiously second-guess

J.Y.: at minimum you should pay attention to this answer....but that doesn't make it right

me: accepting the fact that i will never be a lawyer

J.Y.: however.....it is right :)

me: ....

did a little dance after getting this one right fr

yayyyyy :3

so proud of myself for getting this one right lol #feedback

not from NYC but interested in studying virtually; first PT score was 169 (aiming for 172+)

i got this one wrong (chose D) and this is the first time I've gotten a practice question wrong ever on 7Sage. I disagree with this one. In no way does "diverse cultures" imply "all cultures". The stimulus could have been talking only about ten different cultures which would constitute "diverse" but not "all". Sorry but this one wasn't fair. You can't expect students to meticulously catch on to words like "all" and then just decide whenever you want to that "all" is no longer as important.

PTs to improve timing. timing is something that can always be improved upon, and the fact that test day always comes with additional anxiety is something that affects timing. as a philosophy minor i'm obviously already experienced in LR (still working on practicing RC) and my main goal over the next 2 months is just to practice so much that it comes almost naturally since speed is my main issue