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I think mostly everyone takes wayyy longer to complete the lessons than the estimated time. Unless, of course, they are from J.Y.'s bloodline which unfortunately is not the case for me lol
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congratulations everyone
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A job well done!! Thank you for sharing.
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I would just let it go. I've heard in law school admissions podcasts that they find that annoying as multiple applicants bombard the admissions office with such questions. If the formatting wasn't correct, that's not great..but I think it's worse to…
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someone please do me a solid and let me know how I can post my meme from lmgur
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Taking practice tests is very important once you have a good foundation which you get from the core curriculum. Some people go through each lesson, but plenty of people also jump around.
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Under the tab with your username you will see 'law school' and 'bar site' which are the two other courses that 7Sage offers aside from this LSAT course. If you click on the law school one, you can start a free trial and the view the curriculum. It l…
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if I switch to CC V2 just to see how it differs can I go back to CC V1 without losing my notes and progress? Also, after the June LSAT, when CC V1 is no longer available, I'm assuming all of my notes will also disappear? Will 7Sage be creating some …
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thank you for doing this!!
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Though I am typically a handwritten notes girly, it takes way too long for me to use this format for my LSAT studies. I LOVE the notes feature on 7sage. At first, I didn't utilize it because I didn't yet realize that there was a feature to see all o…
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@"David Busis" asked: if you used the feature on timed drills, would you want to blind-review with the clock paused after submitting your answer to each question, or would you want to see the correct answer immediately? @"David Busis" I would …
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This would be amazing!! I would use this option after each question on both untimed and timed drills. I would also love if an explanation came with each answer. 7Sage was already in its own league among LSAT prep courses, but the fact that you all t…
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This is amazing!! Thank you for sharing. Is it taking anyone else much longer to get through the lessons than its supposed to? I just finished a lesson that was supposed to take 6 mins and it took me 30 mins lol. I study for 2-4 hours most days (w…
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Have you looked through the comments left by other 7sagers for that particular video? I have found that when I am really stuck on something, so are many other people. In many instances, taking the time to sift through the comments is worth the while…
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Honestly, I would call LSAC again as chances are you will be connected to a different rep who may turn out to be extremely helpful. If not, maybe view it as a sliver lining. Were you 100% happy with your writing sample? In the event that LSAC is not…
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Check out - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/navigating-law-school-admissions-with-miriam-kristi/id1525551929 I know you were asking in reference for review by another person, but there is great advice in these episodes (even if you are not a…
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Hey guys, are we allowed to use a pen on the LSAT Flex or are only pencils permitted? LSAC does not clarify > @anamaria said: @kayyy123 said: Hey guys, are we allowed to use a pen on the LSAT Flex or are pencils the only permitted w…
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Hey guys, are we allowed to use a pen on the LSAT Flex or are pencils the only permitted writing utensil? LSAC does not clarify...
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Hi, I think it is very possible for you to score a 168 or169 on the November LSAT IF you approach the remainder of your study time and the LSAT with the following mindset - “I am going to do the best that I can”. If your mindset is - “If I want to…