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@sk144404, @kchrissy111 If SV are both in or both out then you're failing the necessary condition in the final rule for F, i.e., "exactly one of S or V is selected," therefore FGH are out. If FGH are out then the entire out-group is filled meaning …
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-Use prior game boards to eliminate ACs. If an AC is too restrictive or not restrictive enough then it's wrong. -Look at your rules. Are the variables of that rule you're being asked to substitute related to any other rules? If so then keep an eye …
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Schools mostly only care about your highest score. I don't think scoring lower would negatively affect your chances much if at all... and the rewards are potentially huge. I say go for it! You know you have what it takes!
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I suspect you're having difficulty analyzing it because... AC D is the correct answer, not C. I also narrowed it down to AC C and AC D. AC C helps because it shows that the necessary condition that the paleontologist is arguing for was met. It wou…
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Like @conmax236 said, it depends on what your goals are; however, I don't think you should base this decision solely off your last PT score, but rather an average of recent PT scores.
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Who'd've thunk I got Havahd Lahw numbahs. See you losers later. I agree with @"Zoe.blevins". You're a great candidate. Best of luck!
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I wouldn't cancel. Like you said 167 and a 170 are in the same score band. Scoring a 167 shows that your 170 wasn't a fluke; ya got the chops. However, as you pointed out, if you cancel the score they might begin to wonder how much lower you scored.…
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When you log into ProctorU on test day it'll have you download it at some point before you connect with your proctor. Here's a good page to give you an idea of what to expect: https://support.proctoru.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043565051-Exam-Day-What…
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I don't think I could've taken the test without it. I didn't pass the equipment test until I downloaded the extension. On the day of the test you'll have to download an additional application too and the proctor is going to adjust your computer sett…
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I installed the ProctorU extension. Whatever you do don't downloa... Beep boop. ProctorU extension is great. Install ProctorU. Disregard anyone that says otherwise. beep boop. jk, I'm pretty sure you need to download the extension if you want to ta…
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@"Cant Get Right" , Do you anticipate that those other avenues schools will utilize to ensure a diverse class are already in place or do you think they will need time to incorporate them into their decision making process? I would imagine if the r…
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@"mikalyn.greenzweig" The LG during the study will not be graded in the sense that you'll receive an official score. "If you participate, you’ll receive feedback on your performance on the traditional AR questions, including how many you answered …
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That's correct. It's never been as seamless as 7Sage's highlighting tool, but I've never had any real difficulty with it until now.
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I just logged into Lawhub and it seems to me that there's an issue. It never used to be that difficult to highlight.
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We can't post links, but if you go on their LSAT default page you can get access to the Oct/Nov crystal ball.
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I don't think it will harm you, however by declining to answer they'll probably just make the assumption that you're white.
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Pump up them LSAT numbers.
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They're sufficient condition indicators. E.g., "once this sufficient condition is met → necessary condition." 1A. "Call me once he arrives" He arrives → call me" 1B. "Meanwhile, if he ever calls me, I know he must have arrived" 1B doesn't follow…
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Congrats!
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Get an idea of what score you would need for your target school. Take a diagnostic to see where you're currently scoring. Recreate test conditions, don't bullshit yourself. If your diagnostic is within a few points of this target score then go for i…
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If you're wanting a retest I would notify LSAC asap.
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I've heard prep companies say that schools can detect if you're registered for an upcoming LSAT and will automatically put your application on hold until the score is released in order to protect their numbers.
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@"NowOrNever-1-1-1-1-1-1" said: Might be a silly question but at the end of this, everyone has the same 3 sections that are scored right? Or do they switch it from one day to the next? Not everyone has the same scored sections.
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I'll summarize what I've heard other prep companies say: -Applying in January is not too late in the cycle, especially if you're not shooting for a T14. -Applying later in the cycle with a higher LSAT score is better than applying sooner with a lo…
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Click where it shows the time and it will hide the clock until you have five minutes remaining. edit: Oops sorry, I misread.
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It took me a second to realize what you were trying to ask. You mislabelled your explanations, i.e., your explanation for PT29 you mislabelled as PT2 and vice versa. You might want to edit that so other people can more easily chime in. For PT29, yo…
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Unequivocally it is better to guess than leave any blank.
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If it has a flaw, yes. A loophole would be superfluous to the task at hand, I reckon.
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@lisettevictoriasp, Thank you. Good luck on the 15th!