LSAC sells them and I know it sounds surprising but Amazon has a very wide variety. You can even go to your university library and see if they have any.
Also I don't know if this is appropriate or not, but Kaplan does offer test 56 for free online. Again if it is not appropriate to mention this here sorry, just trying to help
Anybody heard about Pilot FriXion pens? Apparently they use ink that's supposed to disappear with heat. I was looking at this notebook which mentioned it was microwave safe, lol, so I kept reading and it was apparently supposed to be reusable. It said to use Pilot FriXion pens, fill it up, and then pop it in the microwave to make it good as new.
With the PDF prohibition on and all, I figured that could have some interesting applications to LSAT. I can definitely see some potential issues: Adhesive binding in the 10 Actual books, metal staples in the individual test books, the pens not working as well as advertised, etc. Still though, I'm kind of fascinated with the concept.
Yeah, not sure how hot it has to get, but I bet leaving it in the car in like an asphalt parking lot or something could bring it close. Also, do y’all even get hot summer days up there?
Haha @"Dillon A. Wright" Canada and Buffalo summer has been atrocious this year! Barely any rain either. I shouldn't complain though, in a few months we will be graced by mountains of snow
Hey, Fahrenheit may be garbage for science, but it’s designed to measure human tolerance, making it ideal for weather. I make no apologies for diverging from metric system on that one. (Miles and basically everything else is, admittedly, totally insane.) Personally though, I think ol’ Daniel Gabriel got a bit carried away on the cold end. 31c = 87.8f That’s a cool summer day down here. Try 108 (42.2) with the humidity. Needless to say:
The numbers are bad.
How cold’s it get up there though?
Why don’t we all just migrate? That would solve so many problems.
To be fair our winters usually range between -10 to -30 at it's worst so +30c is very, very hot for us. Especially since I'm a bigger guy. My sweat sweats.
Yeah, so that's the trade off. That's too cold. We get a little under freezing at worst. I don't know how Dr. Fahrenheit thought that 32 degrees below that point was supposed to be the limit for human tolerance. If it had been up to me, I'd've set it around 5 to 10 Celsius or so.
Am I just not seeing it? I don't see tests 39-44 when I click on any of these links, and those are the tests I have explanations for, so I need these tests.
@nickaja22 said: Am I just not seeing it? I don't see tests 39-44 when I click on any of these links, and those are the tests I have explanations for, so I need these tests.
Since most of the early ones are still out of print, this is the best one (It's $30 atm):
Thanks for posting this. So that I'm clear, (for Ultimate) we don't need to buy PT prior to 36 because we will be covering those through the question bank?
@jkatz1488 said: Thanks for posting this. So that I'm clear, (for Ultimate) we don't need to buy PT prior to 36 because we will be covering those through the question bank?
We have the questions as Silent Videos, but the Question Bank does not allow you to print.
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Also added it to the main page.
https://www.kaptest.com/lsat/enroll?zip=online&tab=events
I'm no @TheCubicleEscapee , but this is what I found.
With the PDF prohibition on and all, I figured that could have some interesting applications to LSAT. I can definitely see some potential issues: Adhesive binding in the 10 Actual books, metal staples in the individual test books, the pens not working as well as advertised, etc. Still though, I'm kind of fascinated with the concept.
31c = 87.8f
That’s a cool summer day down here. Try 108 (42.2) with the humidity.
Needless to say:
The numbers are bad.
How cold’s it get up there though?
Why don’t we all just migrate? That would solve so many problems.
Does anyone know how long after PT81 is administered the PT72-81 book would be for sale?
Hi,Dillon,do you know where I can buy PT39-41?
They're included in the Core Curriculum! You no longer have to buy PTs. You can print straight from 7Sage. Check it out:
https://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-39/
https://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-40/
https://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-41/