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@rwilso22 said: @hcdbsu24 , thank you for your response. I have only been studying for a little over a month, and wanted to get a baseline score on the July or August test. I am not sure of my strongest points right now, as I only took one dia…
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Unfortunately I don't think they're planning to make this an option (probably under the assumption there might only end up being 1-2 LSAT Flex tests).
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I've had the exact same problem with sleeping before the LSAT, and I've really not found anything that works for it. I haven't sat for the LSAT since last July. I got a 165 and decided to probably just stick with that score, partially because I've d…
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If you're able to answer this, are you guys - and other companies - still going to be paying LSAC fees for using their content then? So now they're getting fees for content from students and test-prep companies? Wow.
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Bump.
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@"Elaine --Student Service--" said: @achen013 @lawgikal Unfortunately, our policy has changed, and currently we can't explain any further (although, we may be able to disclose more come February). Any updates on this?
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This news actually surprised me, as I figured 7Sage would make more money in light of their invaluable LG videos being taken down from YouTube. If pirating is at play and has brought down their expected sales, or they're having to litigate to try to…
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You have a limited number of years to live and the degrees aren't terribly complementary. Not to mention the fact you won't be bringing in income while you're in school. Both fields require serious expertise; it's not exactly easy to keep up on the …
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Sounds like burnout. Do everything you can to relax the next two days and go in fresh on Monday. You might even go out and do something fun just to relax and avoid worrying. Clearly you're ready.
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Go to Resources, then Problem Sets/QBank. Create a problem set using PT 88 LG. If you want to take the section multiple times just click on the section in your problem sets and hit the "+" icon in the bottom left once it pops up.
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Hi Hannah, is there a neither option? I would advise against rushing this process. You just took a diagnostic. Just because you diagnosed in the 140s doesn't mean you can't do well. Many have started there - myself included - and then ended up in th…
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A higher score will make up for applying later, in my opinion.
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I also took most of the pre-reqs and did well enough in them, as you clearly also did with that GPA. I decided against medicine after shadowing some doctors. I think I made the right decision for me personally, but I'm not sure you can ever really "…
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One option someone mentioned is adding a section as a problem set and then navigating to it and doing it before or after your PT.
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Search the discussions for a tracker. I'm pretty sure numerous trackers have been posted for LG in the past. I'm still working on LG, but just from foolproofing the LG Bundle a second time - the second time more closely adhering to something similar…
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In my understanding the personal statement needn't address your reason for pursuing law school. It could just help give adcoms more insight into you as a person/your background.
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@Peaceofmind said: Keep the 165 and apply or keep and retake just don’t cancel that score. This. I'm in the same awkward position of having a 165 and am keeping it. I hit 'keep' very fast. (: OP I would aim for November perhaps, given how b…
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@minjikim said: @ExcludedMiddle Ah got it, thank you so much! No problem - and it's smart to start studying again now instead of waiting on your July score! That way you're making some progress either way.
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I first did the whole bundle (PT 1-35 LG) in what was probably an insufficiently repetitive manner hoping it'd be enough. Eventually, I decided to go back and do the whole bundle over again - this time making sure to -0 the game in the recommended t…
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It sounds to me like you might be trying to force the September test, just judging by your current scores relative to your goal. If you're struggling to finish LG sections on time consistently, I would really, really recommend foolproofing the entir…
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Go to that test in your analytics; there should be an option for deleting that preptest's data. You should then be able to take it digitally.
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I would say take it because it's sort of a low-risk test. Just see it as a worthwhile gamble, and don't get too emotionally attached to the outcome. PT 87 shows you only 2 points away from your minimum goal. Only avoid the July test if you're afraid…
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It might be good to sign up for it and just go ahead and take it then so that you don't lose momentum. But you could also take the October administration without necessarily being considered late.
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@arman_65 said: Reddit and Powerscore users are hypothesizing that LSAC sprinkled experimental questions all throughout the three LR sections. This seems plausible if you assume that LSAC will re-use the same test for the test takers that had …
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Probably people will need more information to be able to assess things. Where are you scoring now on PTs, what's your breakdown per section, etc.?
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PTs in the 36-51 range can be a great tool for working on your timing and practicing your overall skill-set, if nothing else. The logic hasn't changed/won't change in LG or LR. Even the RC before comparative reading is still great practice for your …
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Don't cancel it yet. Wait until they release the scores. You can cancel after seeing your score this time.
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@SuperMario929 said: @ExcludedMiddle said: Can anyone who had LG-LR-LR-RC-LR confirm which was experimental?? Edit: Looking like the second LR was in fact real. Seemed way harder than the others and I had to guess on 4-5. …
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Can anyone who had LG-LR-LR-RC-LR confirm which was experimental?? Edit: Looking like the second LR was in fact real. Seemed way harder than the others and I had to guess on 4-5. Ouch.
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I will say that I think there's a lot of value to getting a good score early. If you have a score with which you're happy in, say, October and can go ahead and apply, that's a nice situation to be in. Say you take it in October and then maybe need t…