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pkleehl95
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@Astraneous So weird. I called LSAC and they said that unless you went to multiple schools or transferred, your "Degree (Summary) GPA" and "Cumulative GPA" should be exactly the same. My undergrad GPA on my transcript is listed as a 3.8 but both my…
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@Astraneous Is your degree summary gpa the same as your cumulative gpa? mine is exactly the same on lsac. My degree GPA should be much higher than my LSAC gpa
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@lilymdileo You can take the LSAT writing on the same page on LSAC where you check your scores. There are no live proctors during the writing part. They video record the entire session instead and there are instructions that ask you to show your sur…
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Mistaken reversal is simply when you forget to negate an argument. If stimulus states A --> B, a mistaken reversal of this would be: B --> A. If you negated the conditions to get /B --> /A, this would be correct, and no longer a mistaken re…
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Anyone know if the scratch paper needs to be blank or can it be ruled/lined?
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@"Elaine --Student Service--" Hi when do you think you can give us an update?
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Me too! Thanks
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me too!
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"X is necessary for A" essentially means "A requires X": A --> X In conditional language "X necessarily results from A" also means A --> X, since if A occurs, X must also necessarily occur. But it also implies a temporal relationship (someo…