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I'm going to reiterate other people's points here, that 7Sage is the best way to go. I've done Kaplan and it was pretty bad. I peeked at the old books as I went through 7Sage for comparison and can't believe that many people carry out their LSAT pre…
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@Richadhirani : If its available, and it can give you an 'edge' - why not use it? But I agree with you in your initial 'confusion'. Obviously to each his own, but I'm of the opinion that a watch isn't going to improve time management. Any ol' anal…
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Left handed test takers be aware.
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Yeah....you shouldn't have diagrammed W-Most -> FPR, or inferred what you did.. That's where you got lost. The 'almost every wednesday' is there to tell you how often the FRP --> HPC relationship occurs. It does not produce any logic statemen…
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I just took this PT last week, so I'll chip in. Choice E tries to say three things about the passage: 1) The passage is about the legal status of an ethnic group... 2)...with regards to land ownership and commercial autonomy. And 3) it shows how…
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Hey there, I'll give this a shot. Going back to the stimulus: Premise 1: Free Poetry readings take place almost every Wednesday. Premise 2: If a poetry reading takes place then there is half priced coffee all day. According to choice E, there are…
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^ Hard to tell. A lot of people came and went, and some stayed longer than others. Somewhere around 50.
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Great to what you guys are doing. I use a regular notebook and pencil right as I go along with the syllabus. And I have another notebook for diagramming logic games, when I am correcting. Earlier in my studying when I had no idea, how a logic game f…
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Hey Nancy, I hope I can help. But to preface, I think you may have gotten tied up with the stimulus and what the author's point was. Luckily the question stem summarises the argument for us by directly asking us to choose an answer choice that str…
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@Siddharththanki, do you really think so? The ultimate and premium only offer more problem sets and access to exams and answers that can be obtained elsewhere at a much cheaper price. Or am I missing something?
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I politely disagree. Trying to work out 2 hours every other day is definitely way too much to handle with an already busy schedule. However, it is perfectly reasonable and possible to get a good 30 minute workout in, 3 times a week without going to …
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I do Mondays and Thursdays for now, because the test itself will be on Monday. I also do it on Thursdays because I want to have at least two days between PTs with enough time for blind review. But I'm going to kick that up to 3 times a weeks for fou…
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^ Oh yes, most definitely. If you haven't run out of RCs to do, there's no reason to look elsewhere.
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Great links! I did not know about the pumpkin seeds. Do you swallow them?
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I'm in Bellerose, Queens. Let me know if anyone wants to get together to PT, or go over some problems.
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Kubrick's great. I've been trying to play ultimate and work out more. I would love to watch more films, but I find that physical releases are a more effective for me as a reset button.
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There are multiple FL inferences that you should be intuiting through repetitive practice. I think with more and more practice, these will become more obvious to you, and automatic. I've also heard that Gensler's book is worth looking at. I might go…
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Ah ok. Sorry if my statements were presumptuous.
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Well I hope you realise that the answer is wrong for different reasons but... No. This is not a logic statement. But I guess you are trying to form a double negation? Not unreasonable, does not = logically reasonable. Secondly, you can't just negat…
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Bubbling in after every question works better for me on logical reasoning because of the the rhythm it allows me to get into. I do the same for LG and RC - although its less of a rhythm issue. On logic games, I imagine that going game-by-game coul…
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You can do it Johnny!
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Nice! I took a diagnostic this morning, I got stumped and missed questions on LG because I couldn't do it within the time limit.
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Ah yes, sister/brother in arms! Let me know how it goes, and if you want to talk out any finer points as we are most probably pacing each other.
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I study 9-12:30, and 1-5 every day on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and on Mondays and Thursdays I take a PT. Starting the last/first week of April/May, I will begin taking PTs on M,W, and F at 1:00pm to simulate the test (which is at 12:30 pm in Jun…
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157. I think a lot of factors went into my score not being as high as I was PTing (165-169. That being said, I'm not making any excuses this time around. I'm looking to get 165+.
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^ Thumbs up. I probably came off a little too strong, but what I meant is that I'm always looking to improve - whether I've achieved a 'good' score or not.
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You can find 'free' tests online, as per the above link. You should also check out if your public library carries any of the LSAT Actual books.
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180. I don't know if I could justify prepwork if getting every question right wasn't a goal from the get-go. It's difficult but I think it all depends on 1) time, 2) commitment and 3) strategy. I don't have much time (June) but I am committed and am…
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Just got it.