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I am trying to register for August LSAT flex, and it still prompts me to choose a physical location. Is that how everyone else registered as well?

What are the some online LSAT class courses that you all have taken that worked for you? I took Princeton Review before and it was okay. I'm looking to enroll in a new class coming up for better luck. Please let me know if you have any recommendations

This question took me a lot of time but i still dont get why A is the answer because in A arent we affirming the consequent which is a conditional logic error ( if x then y - all poor then honest ; if y then x - all honest if poor )???

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Any tips for the writing sample for people who type very slowly?

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I go to a school up in Canada for my undergrad, and as some of you may know, Canada grades a bit differently than the US does. A pass is >50 instead of >60, so therefore percentages tend to be lower (an 80 is an A-).

However, I really want to go to a law school down in the states. I know that the LSAC will use the letter grades if they are on your transcript, but my school only puts a conversion in the 'legend' portion of the transcript, and not with the percentages (I don't know if I am being clear here).

Do I have any shot at getting into any American law school? I have heard rumors that schools add an extra 5-10% on Canadian grade percentages because of the difference, but I don't know if that is true or not.

Does anyone know if i can sign up for and take the U.S. November LSAT from another country?

Good luck all, and all the best to every journey! :)

Anyone looking for a study partner who is willing to work via video or even in person?

I'm on waitlist for NYU and I got a Kira invite-to do an interview. Any and all advice welcome and what kind of questions are they likely to ask, that I should be practicing? (other than why law/why NYU)

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I'm starting my PT & BR process now and need someone to BR with specifically for LR. I want someone who is dedicated and will actually show up and be consistent. I am scoring in the low 150's as of now. If you're interested, please message me and we can get started soon as possible.

I live in EST and study from 6-10pm PT Sat, and BR sundays. DM if interested!

Does anyone know where one could find an explanation for this passage. It destroyed me and 7sage does not have an explanation.

PT February 97 passage 3 "feminist opposition to efforts to restrict women's hours of work"

Im having trouble knowing when to include words like "H/T" in a space. What clues should I be paying attention in including a word/word?

So I took the LSAT for the first time in July and scored extremely low. I'm now trying again for November and am utilizing 7sage Starter, and LSATMax Premium. Last time I used LSATMAX Premium and Khan but if I'm being honest I didn't study as much as I could have, I'm hoping to change that this time around but it's difficult finding time to study while attending classes. I had to put off law school for a year due to being a December graduate and I'm not trying to put it off another year because of this test. Any tips of how to adequately and effectively study will be much appreciated.

I just started the practice only part of my plan. For timing what should I put.

Hey everyone, I'm taking the Feb 22nd test and looking to meetup with people in real life to talk all things LSAT... I live an hour south of Tampa and i'm willing to drive to meet at a library or coffee shop.. Thanks

Joe D.

Let's rock the Feb LSAT!

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Hi all-- I have been studying for the LSAT for over a year (starting June 2016). I took the exam this past June and had hoped/expected it to be my last take. As often happens, I wasn't happy with my score and I am planning to re-take the exam in Sept.

The unfortunate thing is that I have taken almost every single practice test. The only ones I have completely untouched are A B and C (and maybe one other). Thus, I am re-taking the PTs, starting with the oldest ones that I have taken (9-10 months old at the oldest). I do think there is value in that-- but what I am curious about is how much? Unless it is in my subconscious, I remember barely anything from the exams I took the longest ago. However, I am inclined to think that my score on the re-take is not "reliable" in the sense that I have seen the material before, even though the jump in some cases from first take to second take has been 20+ points.

This makes it difficult to gauge if my score is going up or not. I figure the only way to see where my score/average is now is how I do on the untouched exams. What do others think?

When it asks about the primary function of a specific paragraph, should we pick the answer that connects it back to the whole psg/MP or the answer that relates it to one part (like the paragraph at hand is meant to exemplify the last sentence of the previous paragraph or something like that but that in turn is meant to support the MP)?

And when it asks about the primary function of a specific word or line, should we pick the answer that connects it back to its role in the paragraph it's in or the answer that relates back to the whole psg/MP?

Also is there a difference in the approach if it asks about the "primary function" versus "function?"

I'm finding myself taking a bit longer and getting these function questions wrong and would appreciate any insight or method that helped you!

I haven't come across any I've had to diagram and was wondering how common it is to diagram them and if anyone has examples of these in actual LR questions!

Is it just me or did anyone find the RC on 79 way harder than usual? Is this a trend that continues to the 80s?