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LSATHacks, Powerscore, and Manhattan Prep all have full explanations for RC and LR that I find immensely helpful as a supplement to 7sage explanations That, and fellow 7sagers!
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very interested!
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It's super fascinating - I could go on about it for hours! If you do end up adjusting your summer job search strategy, keep us updated
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Say no more fam This will be a part of my routine now https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/28352 Being staunch - https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/19235 Last minute November tips: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/30905 …
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Hey @"galactic law" thanks for this! I was just about to start drilling RC, glad I came here first
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Literally just about to go grocery shopping
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Omg CONGRATULATIONS @Logician !!! I always breathe a sigh of relief when I see your comments on 7sage videos :') Best of luck with applications and with law school in the near future !!!
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Think of it as a cost-benefit analysis. By all means do as many psets as possible, but do that until you understand what it is you need to learn, until you fully understand the concepts. If you keep going beyond that, not only would you run out of m…
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For reference, the episode that @DontPay4LawSchool mentioned is here: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/28601 Definitely agree with leaving some problem sets behind (my own rule of thumb was to do half the number of psets available for that…
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Sometimes when I go through LR, it feels like I'm going bird-watching in an intellectual forest of sorts It reminds me to be aware of the subtleties and tbh makes the LSAT more fun
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Me!!
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YOOOOOOOO CONGRATULATIONS!!! I always see you hyping people up on 7Sage SO IT'S ABOUT TIME WE HYPE YOU UP TOOOOOOOO!!!!! CON GRAT U LA TIONZ !!!!! GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO A ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR THE ONE, THE ONLY, THE UNBEATABLE …
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Hey @"Barbie Blonde" ! First of all, deep breaths and a big virtual hug from Canada. Secondly, I encourage you to listen to canihazJD 's 7sage podcast episode. There's this one line in there that goes something like this: every wrong answer is lik…
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Thank you so much for this. I'm not there yet and still kneck-deep in LSAT prep, but I will definitely make sure to come back to this post again when the time comes
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Structure, structure, structure!!! When the paragraph keeps shifting (have we considered this? but what about that? but what about those?) - count the shifts instead of trying to absorb the content of the shifts. Structure will save you!!! Structu…
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Hey mia12345 - say no more: https://7sage.com/webinar/page/2/
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Hey @Berserkeley ! When I first started studying, I made a deliberate choice to not take a diagnostic. What good would it have done? If anything, I think it's a better idea to take that diagnostic PT after you move out of the CC - at that point, it'…
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I do the same thing as @jhern322 ! The categories really help me structure my thoughts during BR so I don't start rambling unproductively - an extra bonus is that you can check out the notes you made in the wrong answer excel sheet to remind yoursel…
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"Act reasonably."
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Same here!
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Hey! Take a deep breath [deep breath in, deep breath out]. And another one! [deep breath in, deep breath out] Law schools want real world experiences so that you can contribute to classroom discussions and make the campus a more interesting place…
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Hey @brindelrc , that's an interesting strategy - I've never tried it myself though. For me, I usually highlight as I go so that I can easily navigate the passage if I need to come back to it in the questions. Do you feel like your strategy helps yo…
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DON'T GIVE UP, MICHELLE!!! DO. NOT. GIVE. UP!!! The fact that there's a discrepancy between your BR score and your actual score only shows you how much you can improve! 12 weeks seems like a lot, but when you think about it, it's actually not that…
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!
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Hey Ilnyy123 - you've got it the other way around It's actually All implies Some implies Most. Or All --> Some --> Most. If you think of a number line from 0 to 100, "All" is the point at 100. "Some," however, is a range from 1 to and inclu…
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A --> B When A happens, B also happens (because A always permits B )
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Hello! I'm in a similar-ish position as you and I'd be interested
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Hey canihazJD, thanks so much for offering this! I just signed up - can’t wait!
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Heaven. Sent.