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Static comes on in middle of proctoring if I get a phone call. It's the background noise slider for some reason being turned all the way up even though the slider is set to 0. So instead of restarting the app and losing the time, I would simply "wig…
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Because if I'm already accepted they don't want me to withdraw. That looks bad. And why reject me if I really want to come?
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I agree about it being none of their business. But, and here's the twist, what if I list a school ranked far below theirs? Now they will think the other school is the safety school and they are the real goal!! Haha!! Sucks to be an admissions office…
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@FixedDice hit through tab button then press enter
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@username_hello I had one on the Sabbath September test. Circular sequencing.
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Hello! It seems like LSAC is reintroducing circular games. There have been a few on recent undisclosed tests. The above post is a list of known disclosed circular games. I'm bumping this so that if anyone knows of another one they can post it here.…
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@tlathher12 thx @Redentore3337 a big timing issue for me was spacing out while reading. Working on reading comp helps for this. But the most important thing ever in LR was to identify the conclusion. Always have the conclusion in your head and then…
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I do not have the CC. What exactly is Reference Phrasing?
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A little synopsis of my experience with "either/or" and "neither/nor". The former means that at least one is true and the latter means both are not true. Furthermore, degree matters too. What I mean is if I say "Little or nothing at all" (as in choi…
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Interesting idea. If my memory serves correctly, I do remember a question asking for definition. I'll keep this in mind. It does make sense that the LSAT is not a Vocabulary test. Thanks.
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Just want to clarify something here. Taking the Causal statement that isolated politicians causes discouragement in resident participation, can I logically conclude that if there were no sediments of discouragement, then local politicians must have …
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Thanks for your response. Fair point about the word "people's". However, suppose 75% of the people of neighborhood "A" are making 50k and 25% of the populace is making 60k. If those same 75% increase to 80k and the 25% group increase to 65k, you now…
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Thanks everybody! I wish the WSJ would have some RC questions after their essays lol!
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I do not understand why E is correct. Although no other answer seems right in this question, E also seems to have a problem because the answer choice never said the increase was an absolute increase for every person in the neighborhood. Perhaps thos…
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Thanks. Was just wondering if there are any other standardized tests with RC that are considered harder than the LSAT? Wouldn't mind trying to practice with those and then the LSAT will seem like a breeze... I hope.