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is it important to consider how a low score might hurt your LSAT average? i know most schools take the top score, but the average seems to be important as well. only reason i ask is because this was my third time taking the test, and i'm relatively …
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Don't mention politics at all in personal statements. Delete all mentions of politics, social justice and anything culture war-related from social media. Actually just delete all your social media. You never know who you're dealing with.
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Don't attach yourself self-worth to your scores. If you do horrible on the LSAT, just find another well-paying career that you think you'd be good at. I'm about to start more coding classes as soon as I finish the December test in case something hap…
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Not a fan of Nicole's strategy in general, but I do use a couple of her tips. I just circle keywords and underline majorly important statements like definitions of terms as I go. Aside from that, I just bracket main points of the paragraphs and the …
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The Night Of from HBO is a good one if you haven't seen it.
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How about the week before the week of the test? I was thinking about taking 2 PTs this week and then another before the test date. I feel like combining that with BR and drilling will be exhausting though.
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I've thought about this recently and my conclusion is that the LSAC fee waivers might play a role in how applications are approached. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Thanks. Amazing no one tackled this one.
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bump...bueller
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Yeah. 7 months ago is definitely enough time I would imagine. I'd drill some of those and PT a couple before you get to the 70s. Just pick the most unfamiliar ones. I think this would be really helpful. I'm about where you're at since I bought and …
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@nathanieljschwartz said: Thanks for the advice. I was just scanning the 60s and i noticed i dont remember practically any of them. Do you think i should just order another set of 60s and PT with those. Or should i stick with the 40s which i …
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Yes. Drill the newer ones that you have left until you run out, if you even do run out. People always say to drill older sections (1-35) while PT'ing but I think that's horrible advice, since you're not doing the same types of questions that occur i…
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@spitzy11 I definitely recommend checking out the When To Skip webinar. I found it highly useful when I was trying to improve timing. Another big one was confidence drills, which is basically just blowing through a section as fast as you can and qu…
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@LSATcantwin said: Is there a list of all the NA questions from every test that I can find somewhere?
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I believe all of the content is written specifically for the LSAT. I remember reading that in the LSAT Trainer. Wrong. They cite the sources at the end of each test. I caught a David Carr article from the NY Times in there once, which was a bi…
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Everyone learns a bit differently on this thing. I didn't follow the exact instructions for fool-proofing and I'm following a pattern more similar to yours, which is working very well. When you have some time away from the questions, forcing yoursel…
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Thanks for your help. I think it clicked but tell me if this sounds accurate. The logical opposite of routine (most) is sometimes. And the logical opposite of sometimes is never. So the conclusion would be valid if they used sometimes instead of ro…
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@Mellow_Z said: Added a google form link in the top of the post - everyone click through which questions you want to review. We can give this a shot and see how it goes to speed up efficiency. Damn good idea sir. Hopefully this will cut dow…
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I'd leave your cell in your car or at home. I think they allow you to leave your wallet in the bag that is permitted. Wouldn't leave your bag outside by a trashcan. Police robots might blow it up.
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@AllezAllez21 Ok the second part of your explanation makes a lot of sense. When you combine "exploitation" and "no longer exist," that's definitely a safer leap to "destroy." Thanks.
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@Zachary_P said: I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it addressed the seeming contradiction in the stimulus by providing some clarification of how the two competing phenomena are not mutually exclusive. We'll notice that AC's A,B,C, and…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @Mellow_Z said: Thanks a lot guys! This really eases my fears. I think the letter from my editor will help.
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@partyondudes said: @AllezAllez21 said: Covfefe haha! tfw humor and protest songs are the only legs left to stand on
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Nevermind I got this. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-20/
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@"Gary NYC" said: Hi Guys, I got accepted for testing accommodations for the lsat in a few weeks. I viewed the confirmation letter and it says that I am testing on 6/17 and report time is 830. Is this correct? It isn't June 12 like everyb…
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@RafaelBernard This would be nice. @Mellow_Z Thanks for putting all this together on your own. I'm sure it's been a complicated process, but this will help a lot of people.
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Seems weird. This only tends to happen when I play games on Mac and mine is from 2012. Turn down the brightness on your screen. Close other browser tabs and windows, as well as other programs, especially big programs like Mail, iTunes and Photoshop…
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@Sami Thanks for your response. One more question though. Is the conclusion here implying that there is another house out there with a bigger yard or is it just saying that this one doesn't have the biggest yard? You really cleared this up for me …
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