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Last week to join the SG. After this Tuesday I'll be messaging the active SG group members.

Please take note of the calendar changes. The next PT is 81.

If you are having a tough time staying motivated, remind yourself why you want to be a lawyer in the first place and

PT 78 RC Tues, August 22nd at 6pm EST

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Access Code: 992-713-853

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Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private after Tuesday.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

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    Hi,

    I had a breakthrough in my scores in logic games by employing POE for CBT Qs and looking for MBT/CNBT and moving on once I find MBT/CNBT in MBT/CNBT Qs. In particular, I think the perspective of trying to eliminate CNBT ACs (=wrong ACs) in CBT Qs really made the whole process easier and more efficient. (This is what Mike Kim suggests in the Trainer)

    But sometimes when the right answer of a CBT Q is (A) or (B), or when the ACs are designed in a way that makes it harder to see if each AC is CNBT (whether it's because of the AC is really wordy or because CNBT ACs don't immediately jump out like they do in other Qs), eliminating 4 CNBT ACs seems counterintuitive.

    So at this point, I am a bit puzzled in terms of my Q type strategy for logic games. While it's incredibly helpful that I actively, consciously look for CNBT ACs to eliminate in CBT Qs, elimination is inefficient in some CBTs. Does anyone have any advice for me?

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    Titus is LSAT confidence level goals

    After next week this study group is going private.

    PT 77 RC on Tuesday August 15th at 6pm EST

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    You can also dial in to the BR call by using your phone.

    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private after next week.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

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    Some Mr. Rogers motivation. Hopefully the answer to this is something about LSAT experience and insight

    PT 71 RC on Tuesday August 8th at 7PM EST

    Experimental LR from PT 41 (2nd LR section)

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    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private in 2 weeks.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

    0

    Hey guys!

    I am planning to write the LSAT in September/December, depending on how far I get with my studying this month. I do not have school right now and I only work once a week so I literally have all month to study diligently for the September LSAT. Right now, I am just finishing up the core curriculum, although I tend to follow a slightly different approach in terms of getting the most time effective studying done.

    Let me know if any of you are interested in either doing PT's together or are in the same boat as I am in.

    I can meet anywhere in the lower mainland. I prefer meeting in Surrey or Vancouver though.

    Admin Edit: Please don't post titles in all caps, the admins are sensitive.

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    Last PT before we get into the 70s!

    RC PT 69 Tuesday 7 PM ET

    Experimental from PT 41 LR section 1

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    You can also dial in to the BR call by using your phone.

    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private in 3 weeks.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

    1

    We'll be starting with RC on Sunday and then continue LR on Tuesday.

    Here's to hoping that with more practice we'll look at the test more like how Tormund looks at Brienne (rather than the other way around).

    PT 67 w/experimental RC fr PT40 Sunday, July 23rd 12PM ET

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    You can also dial in to the BR call by using your phone.

    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private in 3 weeks.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

    2

    Last public post. I'm lazy and I don't like making new posts every week. Also, going private. If you don't show up and give us a compelling reason to think you'll be a strong contributor, unfortunately the train is departing.

    ###Test Details:

    PT: 65

    Experimental Section: LR1 From PT59

    Please submit questions you wish to review here : https://zach191.typeform.com/to/ws9awQ

    Date: Sunday, July 23rd

    Time: 7:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Central / 4:00pm Pacific

    For our full PT schedule please see the following link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NqvbW4p83dpFmihrUOeWf6Dx8ETo25rLE1q1nPzOrpg/edit?usp=sharing

    Notes:

  • PLEASE Don't look at the answers before the call. If you do look at the correct answers, in the spirit of discussion, don't say "I know this is wrong" or "I know this is right", etc.

  • Please take the PT under strictly timed conditions.

  • BR on a fresh copy and do not check your scores

  • All stages of prep are welcome. Please just show up willing to participate!

  • These calls can easily last for a few hours. You are not required to stay for the entire time, but please stay as long as possible to get the most out of the call.

    • ###GoToMeeting Details:

    September '17 Sunday Study Group

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/410064813

    You can also dial in using your phone.

    United States: +1 (872) 240-3311

    Access Code: 410-064-813

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    Hi!

    I'm looking for a study partner or two near Little Neck/Great Neck in NY in preparation of the September test. I took the June test so this would be my retake. My strength is LG and weakness is RC--I'm hoping to work with someone who can complement my skills and motivate each other. I'm also happy to help with improving :) Please post in the comments or message if you live near the area and are interested!

    1

    Hi, I am looking for a study buddy that would like to talk overall strategy and daily insights working on the core curriculum.

    I am not completely new to the lsats, I have done a complete package of Power score and Blueprint (for 3 months) but my first official lsat take was a fiasco. Thanks to some digging on Reddit, I found 7Sage and his holiness, J.Y, and am turning over a new leaf. Instead of focusing on getting to the PT stage asap (which, I have previously done and miserably failed) or just trying to memorize mechanical skills, I am really trying to change the way I think with the materials in CC. So I am taking my time absorbing the lessons, taking notes, and intensively BRing with the drill sets. Recently, I found myself coming up with different methods and ways of thinking that I would love to share with a buddy and would love to have someone that could keep me accountable.

    If you could use an insistent and eager study buddy for your CC journey, PM me!

    FYI: I am currently finishing up the Intro to Reading Comprehension section, am in the EST zone and is open to meeting online.

    5

    RC review

    Next up is PT 64

    PT 64 w/experimental LR fr PT40 (2nd LR section) Sunday, July 16th 12PM ET

    Click here to join this conversation: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/992713853

    Please click the link and comment if you plan on participating.

    You can also dial in to the BR call by using your phone.

    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private in 3 weeks.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

    0

    Attention : I am planning on closing this group off within the next few weeks. I highly recommend you make an effort to show up to these next few meetings (if you haven't been a regular up until now) and CONTRIBUTE. If you don't have a working microphone, then you can use the optional dial-in # provided at the bottom of this post.

    ###Test Details:

    PT: 64

    Experimental Section: RC From PT58

    Please submit questions you wish to review here : https://zach191.typeform.com/to/jr9Wi4

    Date: Sunday, July 16th

    Time: 7:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Central / 4:00pm Pacific

    For our full PT schedule please see the following link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NqvbW4p83dpFmihrUOeWf6Dx8ETo25rLE1q1nPzOrpg/edit?usp=sharing

    Notes:

  • PLEASE Don't look at the answers before the call. If you do look at the correct answers, in the spirit of discussion, don't say "I know this is wrong" or "I know this is right", etc.

  • Please take the PT under strictly timed conditions.

  • BR on a fresh copy and do not check your scores

  • All stages of prep are welcome. Please just show up willing to participate!

  • These calls can easily last for a few hours. You are not required to stay for the entire time, but please stay as long as possible to get the most out of the call.

    • ###GoToMeeting Details:

    September '17 Sunday Study Group

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/410064813

    You can also dial in using your phone.

    United States: +1 (872) 240-3311

    Access Code: 410-064-813

    First GoToMeeting? Try a test session: https://care.citrixonline.com/g2m/getready

    0

    Hey Everyone,

    It was great seeing all of you who were there yesterday. It was an absolute pleasure. Thank you :).

    I hope going over conditional arguments and seeing how they work in different question types was helpful. This weekend, on Sunday, I will be going over the causation argument type.

    The session yesterday gave me a couple of insights and I would like to change a few things about the next session. To get the most out of the next session I am assigning homework. It is of course up to you to complete it and I will not check if all of you do the assigned work. But how much you are able to get out of the session will depend on how much you know about causation argument type before hand.

    So before joining in I recommend watching the following seven videos that are part of 7sage core curriculum:

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/causation/

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/causation-theory/?ss_completed_lesson=1207

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/correlation/?ss_completed_lesson=1206

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/correlation-ideas/?ss_completed_lesson=1205

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/4-possible-explanations/?ss_completed_lesson=1204

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/chronology/?ss_completed_lesson=1203

    https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/causation-strategy/?ss_completed_lesson=1202

    Each of these videos are about 5 minutes each - some even less than that so it shouldn't take that long.

    For those of you who do not have 7sage core-curriculum please see if you can read up on causation argument as they are used in LSAT before coming into the session. This will give you the background knowledge necessary to see the pattern when we do go over the questions.

    But just in case I will be going over the basics quickly at the start of the lesson. It just will not be as in depth as these videos.

    I am still debating if I should release the questions I will be using for the upcoming session before the session. If I do, I will post it here before Sunday.

    Let me know if there are any questions or thoughts in your comments below. I look forward to seeing all of you again (3(/p)

    To join the session, please click on the link below at the specified date and time and I will see you there. : )

    Free LR Tutoring (Sami)

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/589887541

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    P.S.

    I have not forgotten to post the information for the questions I used yesterday. I will do so soon in that post in a couple of days. : )

    7

    Hey Everyone,

    This weekend on Saturday I will be going over PT 35, Passage 2. It's an art passage.

    Like the previous times, we will first do the low and high resolution summaries then the questions under time before going over the answers. For that reason, you do not have to do the passage before coming to the session. But you do need the passage in front of you but we will also have it available on screen.

    If this will be your first time please do not worry, I will go over what low and high resolution summaries are before we begin reading the passage, so you will quickly catch up.

    Please click the link below to join the meeting at the specified time.

    I'll see you all there! : )

    Free RC Tutoring (Sami)

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/557824877

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    United States: +1 (571) 317-3112

    Access Code: 557-824-877

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    2

    *Because there are too many September study groups in GTM and I don't want to mix them up, this group will now be known as the That's So Ravenclaw SG. I know a lot of us are fans of the Harry Potter series. In our LSAT prep (and our career aspirations in general) it would help to aspire to obtain the qualities of this house, such as cultivating a lifelong love of learning.

    Regarding the "That's so Raven" part. Generally, it could also help to take some risks (calculated risks haha) and be bold like:

    PT 63 w/experimental LR fr PT40 (1st LR section) Sunday, July 9th 12PM ET

    Click here to join this conversation: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/992713853

    Please click the link and comment if you plan on participating.

    You can also dial in to the BR call by using your phone.

    United States: +1 (571) 317-3122

    Access Code: 992-713-853

    If the link doesn't work, google Go To Meeting and enter the meeting access code

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • The That's So Ravenclaw study group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. Tuesday at 7pm is our additional study time to meet to go over other questions we didn't get to on Sunday. Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our meetings. This group will be going private in 3 weeks.

    Tentative Schedule: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=00ppvvc0gp9hdvin7b0p3igdhg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York

    1

    Happy late 4th of July! Hopefully everyone enjoyed their holiday/shortened work week (within America)/Canada Day/first weekend of July

    http://bestanimations.com/Holidays/Fireworks/4thofjuly/funny-happy-4th-of-july-animated-gif-pic.gif

    ###Test Details:

    PT: 60

    Experimental Section: LR2 From PT58

    Question review form : https://zach191.typeform.com/to/weG5Po

    Date: Sunday, July 9nd

    Time: 7:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Central / 4:00pm Pacific

    For our full PT schedule please see the following link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NqvbW4p83dpFmihrUOeWf6Dx8ETo25rLE1q1nPzOrpg/edit?usp=sharing

    Notes:

  • PLEASE Don't look at the answers before the call. If you do look at the correct answers, in the spirit of discussion, don't say "I know this is wrong" or "I know this is right", etc.

  • Please take the PT under strictly timed conditions.

  • BR on a fresh copy and do not check your scores

  • All stages of prep are welcome. Please just show up willing to participate!

  • These calls can easily last for a few hours. You are not required to stay for the entire time, but please stay as long as possible to get the most out of the call.

    • ##I am planning on closing this group off within the next month or so. If you plan on attending past then, I highly recommend you make an effort to show up to these next few meetings (if you haven't been a regular up until now).

    ###GoToMeeting Details:

    September '17 Sunday Study Group

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/410064813

    You can also dial in using your phone.

    United States: +1 (872) 240-3311

    Access Code: 410-064-813

    First GoToMeeting? Try a test session: https://care.citrixonline.com/g2m/getready

    0

    Hey Everyone,

    As promised I am starting the free LR tutoring. The first session will be on July 9th at 3 pm (eastern time).

    The goal of these sessions is to go over one cookie cutter argument type each week. A cookie cutter argument is an argument that logically repeats on each test. The LSAT writers use different subject matter or grammar or both to disguise their logical shape in the stimulus and make it difficult for us. Sometimes they even have more than one cookie cutter argument in the stimulus. But the logic works pretty much the same way. Recognizing these patterns and knowing how the answers might shape up according to the question type is what helps gives us speed on LSAT.

    The first session will be conducted on conditional logic. This is, in my opinion, one of the easier patterns to grasp. This would allow us to go over what cookie cutter arguments are and how conditional logic patterns appear throughout different question types. This will also give me a good idea of how to improve the next sessions.

    After that, I have the next three session also ready to go. I am hoping to do each week a new session. The second one is on causal arguments, followed by Phenomena Hypothesis, and then Partial information ( I made up this name). These are the main ones and in my opinion occur most frequently on test. Depending on how these sessions go, I can work on doing the other patterns as well or we could stop there.

    There is no minimum or maximum number of people. I welcome everybody. The questions will be made available on the screens for all to see so you don't have to bring in anything. I will be pulling questions from the older practice tests, PT 30-39. So this will not ruin fresh PT's for anyone as these tests are mainly used for drilling. However, you will get more out of these sessions if you have done the core curriculum. This will help you add on to the information you already know and you do need to know the basics of how conditional arguments work as well as what it means to strengthen/weaken, find the flaw, and see what must be true.

    I am actually really excited to see how this shapes up and I hope this will be helpful to all of you. Preparing for these sessions from scratch was actually a lot of work so I am hoping this helps a lot of you out.

    To join, please follow the link at the specified date and time. I will see you all there. (3(/p)

    Free LR Tutoring (Sami)

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

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    31

    Welcome! This week I will be on vacation and unable to lead the call. I've spoken to Daniel and Josh, and they are going to help us out this week since I will be in the middle of some woods without internet or cell service. Thank you both so much!

    I will be able to address any questions or concerns up until Saturday evening.

    ###Test Details:

    PT: 57

    Experimental Section: LG From PT58

    Question review form : https://zach191.typeform.com/to/kIQjD0

    Date: Sunday, July 2nd

    Time: 7:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Central / 4:00pm Pacific

    For our full PT schedule please see the following link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NqvbW4p83dpFmihrUOeWf6Dx8ETo25rLE1q1nPzOrpg/edit?usp=sharing

    Notes:

  • PLEASE Don't look at the answers before the call. If you do look at the correct answers, in the spirit of discussion, don't say "I know this is wrong" or "I know this is right", etc.

  • Please take the PT under strictly timed conditions.

  • BR on a fresh copy and do not check your scores

  • All stages of prep are welcome. Please just show up willing to participate!

  • These calls can easily last for a few hours. You are not required to stay for the entire time, but please stay as long as possible to get the most out of the call.

    • ###GoToMeeting Details:

    September '17 Sunday Study Group

    Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

    https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/410064813

    You can also dial in using your phone.

    United States: +1 (872) 240-3311

    Access Code: 410-064-813

    First GoToMeeting? Try a test session: https://care.citrixonline.com/g2m/getready

    2

    New September Study group! First up: PT 60

    This group is for 12 people who are committed to studying and improving their test performance for the September 2017 LSAT. The schedule (which we'll go over on Saturday) is tentative and so you will have a say in the PT schedule and future meeting times. Our aim will be to take at least 10 prep tests from the 60s, 70s, and PT 81. I want the group to be able to tailor the study schedule to meet its specific needs. If you want a say about the date and time that we meet, you need to attend the meetings. Workshops and intensives to eliminate weaknesses will also be made available to the study group. We also have the option to build in a few breaks.

    Requirements:

  • For everyone: Must be finished with the core curriculum, have a solid understanding of question types, be able to identify the premises and conclusions, understand conditional logic, etc; Come to each PT review sessions with at least 2 priority questions to discuss (because it is highly unlikely we are scoring 180 under timed conditions)Must attend the first or second meetingMust not miss consecutive meetings. Things come up and so an absence is understandable, but if you routinely miss meetings consecutively, I'll offer your position to the next person who expressed interest.

    • Comment below if you would like me to tag you for our first meeting on July 1st at 5pm EST. We'll be taking care the schedule first, so even if you can't take PT 60 come get your name on the list and then you can head out.

    1st Meeting then PT 60 on Saturday, July 1st 5PM ET

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    Same deal as Oldies but Goodies - just different title!

    RC got you like this?

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    Thanks to Josh (a.k.a @"Cant Get Right" ), we're going to work on changing that!

    While Josh will continue to handle (primarily) LR from the old PTs, I'll now be hosting an RC-focused Oldies but Goodies, following Josh's PT schedule along the way. Eye-roll-inducing, artsy fartsy passages? Obnoxiously dull and dizzying science passages? Inference Questions? Obligatory GIFs?? Yes to all!!

    If you're able, swing by after having already done the RC section of the week. We'll breakdown one or two passages, the respective answer choices, and strategies for expertly and efficiently moving through the section. Our sessions will always be best with input, so don't be afraid to chime in!

    Let's make RC something to look forward to!

    Oldies but Goodies - PT 35

    Thursday, August 24, 8:30 PM EDT

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    Hey,

    I was wondering if there were any people in the Chicago city area that would like to get together to be study buddies? Ideally it would be someone who is still going through the CC and wants to have and be a support system. We would all exchange resources, help each other gain insights to concepts, and overall work together to reaching our goals. Inbox me if you are interested.

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