Well, since we recently saw a thread for a Christian Study group I reckon it would be cool to have a Muslim one too. Drop a reply and I can DM a link to join a discord server or WhatsApp group or something.
No shade towards Christians fr y'all our brothers too.
Yes - the point lies in understanding the concept of social inertia as simply being an unwillingness to adapt to change. Saying that job loss is a legitimate factor doesn't play into social inerta, it replaces it.
It's because they're meant to be exhaustive! To really improve, you have to understand why the right answer is right, and why the wrong answers are wrong thoroughly to ensure you grasp the concept.
@jiwoonyoonsg668 said:
I think your score demonstrates a good grasp on the basics, so not sure if the syllabus will help substantially. I hit a slightly higher score on the real LSAT without the curriculum. I really don't know how it helps because I haven't taken the classes, but if time is your main concern yeah just go without it, don't think you'll be missing out on a lot
Almost exactly what I was thinking, thank you so much!
@hendricksta225 said:
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Just wanted to run a poll with other studiers to make sure I make the right choice man 😭😭 there’s plenty of people with scores way higher than mine. We’re all just tryna improve together.
I recently took a cold diagnostic (I took the LSAT cold in Summar of '23... big mistake) without the LG section using the new 4-section format for this August. Scored a 171 timed, 172 BR. Is it worth it to go through the syllabus, or should I just spend the whole summer grinding out PT's and BRing? I'm thinking my time might be better spent that way, since the syllabus will likely cover a lot of stuff I've already got a grasp on.
@brahmbhatttisha909 Same here haha. I wrote everything out, only to realize I couldn't submit it. Ah well. Next time.