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Loophole
gaia_fulchierimalta1
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If you are using or following the loophole method do you mind sending me a dm? i have some questions and I would also love to do a group where we review the test with the CLIR method
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I read the book and I took a lot from it. Anyone can send me a message if they have questions. I don't exactly use her method 100% exactly as she recommends, but I incorporate about 90% of it into my own process now. I wouldn't recommend it as a standalone study guide, but definitely read it after completing CC, especially if you're struggling with concepts. It's more about method of attack than logic and reasoning. Very helpful and fun to read- which is rare for an LSAT prep book.
Following, I've been using the Loophole for the past few weeks and definitely am curious to see how others CLIR sections because I struggle with it a bit!
Provide me your number or email so I can add whoever is interested in the chat
https://groupme.com/join_group/63449977/iKpvjIFB