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It's definitely C! Nice writing job!
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Definitely interested!
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Can you tell me what you did for your RC translation drill? Translation from the Loophole has helped me big time and I know she has a similar drill for RC. Is yours the same?
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I still do my L.R. Wrong Answer Journal on paper, but if you're good at Excel, I'm sure you can make a spreadsheet of some sorts. Everything you need to know in order to improve (Question Type, PT answer, BR answer, Why you got it wrong, what to do …
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Wow, congrats on the wicked score! I didn't know you were still at it until now, I was thinking this dude Heart Shaped Box must be an LSAT wizard due to your elaborate explanations which I, among many others, have greatly appreciated! Kudos to your …
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Wow crazy...Early on I would've been down with this when I couldn't stand games. Now I can't imagine LSAT without them. Maybe instead they'll have an Analytical Reasoning section that's like L.R., but more Formal Logic based. Very very interesting..…
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I have this same issue! On my last couple of PTs, my 1st LR section is hot garbage while my 2nd section is remarkably better. I'm guessing that warm-ups before a PT can't hurt.
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What part of Houston do you stay in? I'm in Friendswood/Clear Lake area.
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HMU
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@rdhallan Yes yes! Please, that would be great!
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@"Michael.Cinco" Thank you so much for this!
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Congrats! What's your approach to RC? I literally don't know how else to improve in that section.
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Ellen's book is awesome! I'm only halfway through it, but so far I've picked up a lot of valuable insight and little tidbits that I didn't get from other prep material. Some things in the book, like the translation drill, were game-changing! I would…
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Congrats man! The long journey was worth it!
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@anonclsstudent Good point. Yeah I could see where that would be a problem if you negated "many" to "none."
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Yes, but you're half right! "Many" = "Some" = "At least one."
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@studentservice Finally it works for me now! Thank you so much!
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Hey @"Alan Cheuk" @studentservice @akistotle help So I tried putting in my answers again and the Analytics page is still doing the same thing. I can't see neither the answers I put during my timed PT run, nor my BR answers. Please let me know what…
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@"Alan Cheuk" @studentservice @akistotle Thank you so much!
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@FallonAlwaysBreaks I thought as much, just never heard of that acronym before. And thanks for posting about the trials program! It's interesting, now that I'm just hearing about it.
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Just wanted to ask, what's a URM?
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username_hello I treat it as such because that's how Powerscore treats it. Essentially they mean the same thing; "unless" (X happens), "except" for when (Y happens), etc. I believe it is, but since 7sage doesn't have it as such, it's up to your disc…
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@keets993 Thanks for the input!
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Thanks for your input! Appreciate it!
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I knew this was coming. It was about time LSAC get with the times. However, how in the world do logic games work on a digital test? Can anyone who took the field test give me some insight?
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I agree 100% with all of this!
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Good effin' post!
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I'm in the Houston area as well. I was thinking that LSAC would just move the September exam to a later date in November or something. If they have to move the exam to a completely different metropolitan area like San Antonio, that's not an option a…
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I'm very much a visual learner, so Powerscore's visual diagramming has been helpful for me. However I kinda agree with the sentiment that some of Powerscore's techniques makes things more complicated then they need to be. I read in a 180er's post th…