Anyone receive the score yet?

Q25 Answer Choice (D) states "Draws a conclusion about a specific belief based on responses to queries about two different specific beliefs."

What does it mean exactly?

And why is it a wrong answer?

Help please!

Hi I am retaking the September 2014 LSAT and I am looking for a study partner around the LA/Pasadena/San Gabriel Valley area. Please email me at sweetcheeks_321@hotmail.com.

Let me preface this by saying that I know my advice (if I can even call it that) won't apply to all nor will my situation mirror all, but I just wanted to share my experience for those who will eventually struggle with the decision to cancel.

I took the June 2014 LSAT, felt I did poorly on a RC that most people felt was easy, and then had two LG and struggled on both. Going in my average was a 171 but the day before the test I had gotten a 166 on a PT. When I left I thought my realistic scenario for a score was a 166-168. By the time I got home I had started to worry about everything though (smudges, skipped questions, and even whether I had done an entire section wrong by accidentally skipping one bubble). I didn't cancel but I've been reading posts from other who mentioned cancelling scores they felt were going to turn out similar to mine.

For the last three nights, I have had nightmares about botching entire sections and bombing the whole test. I had basically resigned myself to accept the low score I thought I knew I was going to get, and to make sure to cancel on my next test if it felt it was going similarly. As you might have guessed, I ended up doing well (actually a personal best at 176). My advice to others thinking about cancelling or struggling with similar anxiety is to not take someone else's analysis of their of their test and (even subconsciously) apply it to your own. The waiting period is bound to make you question yourself, and in some cases a cancellation might make sense. However, I suspect that for a large number of cancellations, fear and anxiety rob someone of what would have been a perfectly acceptable score. Just a positive experience from not cancelling that I thought I'd share.

Hey I just took PT 49 - just a heads up...

On the first page of Section 4 (LR) it says 22 questions. This messed up my timing a bit.

My score is in the high 160's....but my goal is to score above 173...

I've pretty much completed my course online, and I've practiced blind review for about a month now. I just took preptest 40...and my score has not budged.

I swear, my score has not budged since February. It's so funny because my score is so predictable. For some people it's a range, but for me, it's usually the same exact number time after time....and it's the same score it's been since February.

I am so disappointed because I've worked so hard and have seen little improvement. I'm starting to think I'm not smart enough...Anyone else feel the same way?

"June 2014 lsat score" thanks

Hi,

I live in Brampton and taking the June LSAT. Anyone in Brampton willing to study together?? Please let me know!

Thanks!

I’ve been splitting my time up between studying with 7Sage and the LSAT Trainer, and I have found the LSAT Trainer to be very helpful so far. That said, I prefer 7Sage’s approach to logic games so far.

Does anyone who’s familiar with both have any advice regarding whether or not I should skip over the LG sections in the LSAT Trainer? Would the LT complement 7Sage’s system, or would I risk confusing methods?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

I am looking for a dedicated study buddy in Orange County Area.

I live around Irvine, and am prepping for September 2014 test.

Anyone who would like to join me, please let me know!

After going through the 7Sage course, how many months should I spend working on practice tests, blind reviewing them and going over my weaknesses etc.?

is there a difference between the old lsat preptests and the new preptests. I took my lsat in february (did quite good) and i mainly studied from preptests 1-38. i'm just curious as to what difference there is for the newer lsat 39-60. is there a difference in the logical reasoning?

On the test day is the bubble sheet detachable from the test booklet? So far I have been PTing with the bubble sheet detached and on my right side while my test questions on my left side. It suddenly occurred to me if that is possible on the test day? If not, how would you guys go about it? Thanks!

Hey guys, I'm currently living in Seattle and looking for a study buddy. If anyone from the area is interested let me know!

Just wondering if it's worth spending time on training yourself to read faster while retaining comprehension. Anyone try it and see any benefit?

I work full time near Grand Central. I'm free on my lunch hour (generally 1 pm -2 pm) and after 5:30 pm. Scored 167 on my first LSAT, looking to retake in Sept! Aiming for 172. If you're around this range, looking to take in Sept, and in the city- message me!

Hi everyone! :)

I'm looking for an online study buddy! Or someone in Tulsa, Stillwater, or OKC. Taking the exam in September. Cold diagnostic was a 156, aiming for mid 170s.

Email me? monica.kreymer@okstate.edu

Good luck!

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to gain some insight on how others are tracking their progress. I currently use a pretty old school method, simply pen and paper (agenda) to keep track of what my goals are to get done each day, what I actually end up completing, how many hours I put in, and additional comments for notes or reminders.

What do you guys use to keep track of your studying? I know there are LSAT analytics or other excel based methods for PT tracking, but what about for those who aren't at the PT stage and would like to keep track of how many hours they spent drilling per week with notes maybe explaining why 1 session was longer than another. Looking forward to seeing what everyone else does.

PS: if anyone has a great online/excel based method for this type of tracking, would you be willing to share it?

Thanks,

Christian

http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-19/

This question is giving me a hard time. I am pretty sure I have translated correctly. Please chime in if you know where I am going wrong.

It is a MBT ?

First Premise: MCA (Mail that is correctly addressed) --most--> A2D (Arrives in 2 Days)

Second: MCA --> [/A2D] --> DT (Damaged in Transit) - The sentence says "MCA [takes longer than this] only when DT." I think this is where my mistake is, but we will see.

Third: /A2D - most mail arrives in 3 or more days

The Answer: A large proportion of mail is incorrectly addressed

This has happened to me at least twice now. The first time thought I had just messed up but the second time it happened was quite sure I entered into the right box. It happened in Firefox 30.0.

I don't want to spam the comments or I'd just double check real quick myself. Happy to provide any other info.

Here is what I did:

1) Post a reply to an existing comment on a LSAT Explanation.

Like this one here: http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-1-game-1/#comment-18875

2) After you post that REPLY edit it within the 5 minutes (not sure if this is part of the bug, but I did this in both instances).

3) In the box at the very top above all the other comments, the one where you'd normally post a comment that is NOT a REPLY to any other comment, post a comment in there.

Expectation:

I'd expect posting in the box at the very TOP above all other comments would post a top level comment.

Actual Result/Possible Bug:

It posts it as REPLY to the comment you replied to in step 1. Not as a general reply to the explanation.

Which should you follow the syllabus or the study schedule. They both seem to have different study guides.

not sure if my green checkmarks have been unchecked or new materials have been added...

Hi I live in Southern OC and have been studying for over 3 months. I am getting ready for the LSAT in sep. I have done about 85% of material, 40% prep test and about 20% of core curriculum. Let me know if we can get together. 949 302 0909 Aidin

Hi all! I am looking for a study buddy for the Sept 2014 LSAT! I live in Hacienda Heights, zipcode 91745 and can drive to meet up with anyone if needed. Given experiences, I prefer studying with someone who is scoring in a similar range as me (mid 150s). Email if interested at awtu@ucla.edu!

I recently started the LSAT starter and have not had any prep tests, besides the one given in the trial. I've looked through the syllabus and do not see may prep tests, until the end of the program. Shouldn't there be prep tests throughout the starter program?