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goegoe10
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I think you compromise the blind review process by knowing your score. If you score above/below your range, you might look less/more hard while doing blind review. I will sometimes BR one section, grade and review that section, then BR the next sec…
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Your academic summary report on LSAC lists the mean GPA at your college and your percentile rank. This gives some indication of how difficult your school is and where you stand. Still, the major thing is a bit of mystery to me.
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hoping for +3 instead of -3
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The strategy I used is to treat it like a strengthen or weaken question combined in one. If I knew the answer to what choice A is saying, would that weaken or strengthen the argument? If it does, then it will help evaluate the argument.
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Good to know, thanks. So you bought the actual book to get the tests? Where did you get explanations for the answers? I was thinking about upgrading my 7sage account to get up to PT71 with explanation, but it's $200 vs ~$22 for the latest 10 Actual …
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Hey Al, where are the rare LG games posted? I don't see it on the syllabus. Or is it a thread in the discussion you're talking about. Can you provide a link?
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As many Pt as it takes to get the score you want. I don't think you should wait to start studying. Study now and take the test when you're ready. Apply to LS soon after that.
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I use the study schedule feature to gauge how long it will take for me to finish my study plan. Whether you'll be ready by September depends on what you're scoring now and how much time you have (are you working or going to school?). I agree with N…
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I wish it was just more practice. This was my 15th preptest though. I do repeat the answer choices in my head, but the problem is that the letters B, C, D, and E all sound the same in my head. I've been transferring answers in groups. I finish two p…
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I'm planning to study for about 8-9 months. At first it was 6 months. I started studying in January, and that point I was aiming to take the June test. I changed my mind about a month in. I put in the amount of hours that the study schedule asked fo…
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I read a lot of formal logic in college since I studied philosophy. I believe it helped me skip (or watch at high speed) some logic videos here. I wouldn't recommend formal logic books to someone who has the videos here.