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Have you thought about building up to a practice test? You stated you can get through a section. Maybe you could try getting through two sections and then build up to five. I had the same problem.
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I visited WUSTL earlier this year. Admissions mentioned that ED is more competitive because of their scholarship. I think WUSTL is a pretty generous school and ED might not be necessary, depending on your stats.
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Since you mention libraries, have you looked at Cooley? Vastly superior to Harvard.
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The short answer: it depends on your goals. Try using ABA 509 reports and LST for specific employment outcomes.
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I believe you can apply to both. If I remember correctly, once you start the application, you can pick between full time, part time, or both. When I visited GULC, the Dean emphasized selecting the one you'd actually like to attend, as opposed to pic…
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Pet a cat
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@"Kings Never Die" said: I can only imagine it will be getting harder to get into top schools. And my anxiety level just increased ten fold.
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I certainly hope not. I had to take a few courses as P/F. They were required and only offered as P/F.
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@_CavsFan said: @theLSATgrind2017 said: @_CavsFan said: @"Paul Caint" said: Eh @_CavsFan I think you're overreacting... To all you weary readers, read this post and find ou…
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@_CavsFan said: @"Paul Caint" said: Eh @_CavsFan I think you're overreacting... To all you weary readers, read this post and find out for yourself if you think @"Seeking Perfection" was being rude: https://7sage.com/discus…
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I had the same issue early on. I eased myself into the whole timing aspect of the LSAT. I would do 5 LR questions timed, then when I was comfortable I started doing 10... and so on. You coul also increase/decrease your time depending on how quickly …
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By T3/4 do you mean top 3 or 4 schools or tier 3/4 schools?
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@LSATcantwin said: GPA!!!!!! Your only concern if you want to go into law. College GPA!!!!!! Super stressing this GPA!!!!!!!! As someone with a cumulative 2.7gpa I am seriously weakened when applying to law schools. DO…
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@mcb4LSUROXS yes
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I think the starter option is a great way to begin the LSAT process. You're getting the core curriculum which, I think, is invaluable. Feel free to message me if you have any questions.
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I subvocalize but do not see a difference in timing and find that it actually increases my comprehension of the passage. I do have to be careful though, because it can be distracting for others.
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I think you can do both, take PTs and drill. You won't be taking PTs everyday. Maybe 1-2 full PTs, spend every other day BRing and drilling.
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Yes, most schools take the highest score but you should not take the LSAT until you are ready. Shoot for a score, not a date.
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You should repeat a game if you missed a question or exceeded the time limit set by JY. I usually give myself a week or two after watching the video to attempt a game again. I also have a master list of games that I had issues with.
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Have you tried the fool proof method? Improving your LG score would get you those extra couple of points.
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I'm at Starbucks right now and it's fine. I'm also using Safari. It might depend the wifi traffic and the number of people using the connection.
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@USER123456 said: What if Kaplan is the key to a 180, and the rumours that it sucks were started by top scorers... Plot twist. I was in a Kaplan class in late November 2016. I had already read some LSAT forums and knew it would be a long j…
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Have you tried attending the RC group on Thursdays? I find the insight and practice to be incredibly helpful.
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I don't know, heard 7sage is pretty awesome...
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D is incorrect because Sims is refusing to respond to the argument. Instead of arguing against the legitimacy of Rotelle's argument, Sims is just quipping back about Rotelle's age. E describes this issue perfectly.
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I don't think it's a disadvantage but it's not as advantageous as applying in September. I think the prevailing wisdom is that submitting before Thanksgiving means you're early and submitting around Christmas/New Years means you're on time. Still, a…
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I'm interested as well. What time are you available?
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Haven't experienced this myself and I'm not expecting to. Best way to know if you really are only getting 1-2 wrong per LR section is to keep at it.
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September, and as early as possible if you have the right score.
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I would BR with a clean copy. If you don't want to waste paper like me, you could look at an electronic copy of the practice test and write down all your answers on a separate sheet of paper.