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where would we find that? @"reilly.j.dodd" said: Anyone having trouble accessing the score breakdown? I thought that the score breakdown would be immediately available to all of us once our scores were posted on LSAC?
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You are not alone! I always KILL LG and this Time the last two games had me in tears. It seemed like most people struggled with this section too, hopefully there's a curve there. I registered for January just in case. So many people struggled do n…
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I had only one RC and it was the whig/hydrogen cars one too. I had 2 LR sections, I do remember one question being about Marie Antonette too. The first LR felt easy, last one felt way more difficult. I had LR RC LG LR, I did HORRIBLY on LG, cho…
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I felt the same about LG! I was great until the 3rd game then I went back and fourth and I ended up guessing on like 6 @"julia.breault" said: RC-LR-LG-RC I was golden until game 3 of LG. Still don’t even know what that was about. Supe…
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Hi! Omg I'm in the same boat as you but instead I'm getting like -10 on RC but usually -0/2 on LG. You're really in a great spot bc LG is the easiest to improve on. I'd recommend doing the games over and over until you're getting them all righ…
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How do we know the most recent scores/improvements of people? lol Where are you finding out that so many people are improving their 170s score?
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I'd only retake if you're SURE you can do significantly better, like a 167+ Because god forbid you score worse than before (they'd only take your higher score but a lower score just wouldn't look good)
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I think the best thing to do is stick to 4 sections as per usual but then switch it up by sometimes doing a flex and adding an additional LR or LG section. I'm also taking the Nov lsat! I honestly wish they'd just give us the flex
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Hi! So answer B isn't very relevant to the argument itself. The argument is that people should switch to low watt bulbs because they're more advantageous. The amount of money the light industry makes has no advantage to the consumers
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Which schools are you applying to?