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Can I ask what the proctor interruptions were about? A friend of mine took the November test and she was interrupted very briefly due to issues like proctor wanted her to move some papers because he couldn't see them fully on screen (perfectly good …
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Congrats @MattDegz14! Hope the Sep score is a good one too.
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Hi I was late to the call and didn't get the intro to the two wonderful panelists. Will you post who they are? I'd love to reach out just to say thank you.
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Congrats @sammmm93! And I'm so sorry to hear about your dad. But it seems like you are very resilient and I wish you all the success in the future! And thank you so much for highlighting some other resources and WHY you found them helpful. Those tw…
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Hmm it's an app available for free in the Google or Apple stores.
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I used it at one point. I loved that the trees (and eventually forest) visually laid out the work I put in for the day. And it's just aesthetically pleasing. I would highly recommend!
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Down for me as well #help
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Congrats! And thank you for sharing about your long journey. Gives me hope and a little more motivation to persevere!
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Agree with the other comments. You're not in a rush to apply, which is a huge luxury, so take the test when you feel ready. As someone recently posted (don't remember who it was exactly), study to a test score, not a test date.
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Congrats! And thank you for sharing your hard-won wisdom. I'm going to immediately start skipping 3-4 questions on LR and see what happens. Put your advice to concrete use!
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Yes in that each section builds up to the next one. So you need a really good foundation of arguments and logic before delving into question types. But if you're in a rush, I think if you're through most of the LR (you've done through the Advanced L…
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@Bagelinthemorning How often do you go back to check your recordings? I found writing out my translations takes forever and my hand really hurts, so I started saying them out loud but not recording them.
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instead slowly work towards a target score not a target test date @jpoznan0587 Great advice! And that's the approach I'm going to take from here on out, instead of setting a date and freaking out that my scores are not where I want them to be! …
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@canihazJD said: Take the test here then do your BR on lawhub. That way you retain all your data, but still get time on the lawhub interface. Genius!
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Congrats on the end of your LSAT and admissions journey! Definitely envy you for that. I'm not anywhere close, but still but very happy for you, especially getting to your top choice!
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I'm done with the cc and have moved onto Loophole. After 7Sage, I was testing at -3 to -7 consistently, but I couldn't get that down no matter how much I did practice sections and BRed. So I picked up Loophole. I'm currently doing basic translation …
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I am not an expert on this at all, but this doesn't seem like something you need to include. Unless of course you want the admissions people to know this is the most dangerous/outrageous thing you've ever done, implying that you are a good, rather b…
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@canihazJD said: For me misc games are just about keeping your cool. If you need to, skip games and come back, and let the stimulus kind of process in your head a bit. Usually once you get the setup, misc games seem to be fairly doable. It…
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@canihazJD said: https://miro.medium.com/max/3840/1*T9IizDMxRB5Z3iSj50XYsg.jpeg There's no secret. I can't say it enough... just keep pushing. Kung fu panda. Love it! Question about misc games: I see that keeping at games that are ea…
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Amazing! Congrats! Proof of all the hard work you put in
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Hi @AngieCara! I think you're doing fine. It's going to feel like a total slog until it finally starts to click. For some people it's after a month, for others it's after 6 months. Like you said, you've only done 1/3 of the LR curriculum, and since …
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Yeah this feature would be amazing. In the meantime, I've made my own spreadsheet to keep track of my own trends. Here are some screenshots (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Zgo0-BQsrVzlIR_c_zHQI361p_-YAYWN?usp=sharing) of an individual secti…
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Yes thanks for the tip!
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Wow thank you so much for doing this!
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I think it's a moot point since all the tests for the rest of this cycle will be Flex. Just stick with Flex for now since it will more accurately reflect actual test scores.
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I'm in the same boat as you, but I decided to move my test from November to February. Here is my post about it and the poll results. 80 people voted and 51 favored not taking it. https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/25984/reschedule-nov-lsat-h…
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@yeasm22s said: I am in the exactly same position, scoring in the mid-160s, gpa not bad but not great either, also I am getting a masters+working. I just changed the test date from nov to jan because i need higher score and wouldnt apply this …
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@canihazJD said: Good luck whatever you choose. It's a rough decision no matter what. I'm signed up for November but plan on waiting until just prior to decide because I feel like I'm close. If I'm not scoring where I should, I'll just eat …
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So much input! Thank you everyone who voted! I have decided to push back my test date to February. Would do January but work gets pretty busy in December, and I don't want to stress about diminished study time. In the meantime, I'll see you around …
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Flex all the way. The exams for the rest of this cycle (Jan, Feb, Apr) are all Flex so makes no sense to do the 4-section PTs. And you're not leaving resources on the table, you can always use the extra LR to drill. That's what I've been doing, and …