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@MarieLSAT Yeah INTP here...
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@Judyyyyy I don't mind you asking but I would prefer not to answer on a public forum. When I inquired, though, he responded fairly quickly. Not trying to be standoffish or anything. Hope you understand...
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@brna0714 This one is such an outlier that I am more than happy to accept our disagreement... Looking back at it, maybe you're right, not really sure. I normally would not even diagram this sentence unless it were an MBT question or something. I …
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I had the PS course to get started and hired David Busis to "bring it home." Both were well worth it.
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@Patroclus I think you are right the first time, but this is not an easy one because one of the ideas is not so clearly negated. But just do whatever you do with other Group 3 words. Delineate the ideas, negate the SC, and there you go. In this c…
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@allison.gill.sanford I guess I was pretty strong at LG, so I was able to get through the LG Bundle with very little Fool-Proofing and hence, less time. It didn't take so long (maybe 3 weeks while working full time?) as to detract from what I had l…
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Yeah I watched EVERY video in the curriculum at increased speed. Not sure why you are not seeing it. For LG, I had to switch to the 7Sage video player, but the button was right there.
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Yeah, but I had to use 1.2x or 1.4x speed.
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I don't know about this Palomino nonsense that @nicole.hopkins is spouting, or if it is even a real thing. There are lots of fictitious pencil sharpeners out there, so you have to be careful about what people say. Alvin Brass Bullet is 180. Anyth…
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Alcohol is currently displacing all the cortisol in my blood stream. Quite effectively.
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@"Dr. Yamata" Oh yeah. If you take again in October, do it at ACC. Cadillac-sized desks and small crowd.
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@"Dr. Yamata" yeah man I'm in Austin but I have to deploy to Kuwait in a few months so the next 4 or 5 LSATs are a no-go for me. So today was it. If I scored a miracle I will let you know.
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@"Dr. Yamata" Yeah man don't cancel. If anything, use this score as motivation and analysis for the next time if necessary. You know how test day circumstances affect you now, so you can figure out how to overcome them in the future. Anyway, without…
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I echo @harrismegan 's advice. You're fine. Don' read the entire Trainer again, but do "targeted" reading as necessary. Building up your LSAT Analytics after you've started the PTs will tell you what you need to review or re-study. Finish the L…
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Whatever man this is my last chance for a while. Won't have an opportunity for a re-take (if necessary) over the next year due to an excellent adventure.
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Many can equal most, but not necessarily. The important thing about @danielznelson 's example is that the flaw is a correlation-causation fallacy (or false cause, whatever you want to call it), which is only contained in one answer choices. The "m…
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@danielznelson Can you give us some specific examples? PT/S/Q# Please. This will help us help you.
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No, the modifiers/quantifiers are important. Are you paying attention to their synonymous interpretations? Majority=Most, some=a few=many=several, likely=most of the time, etc.
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You know that part of the 7Sage curriculum where you do all logic games from PTs 1-35 STRAIGHT and next thing you know you are -0 to -2 on all LG sections when PT'ing? Because you drilled the sh*t out of LG. Just do the same for RC. It sucks but …
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I had a pretty steep drop the first time around, but I had been sick for a few days and got stuck in Seoul traffic on the way. Lots of anecdotes about "first-time" score drops, but I think it is really up to you. Like the Sages say, look at your…
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@"Alex Short" I don't agree with your designation of necessary and sufficient conditions for this statement. The way you diagrammed it, with CN as the sufficient condition, leaves open the possibility that Barf could go to the ocean (GOT) on a nigh…
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@"Aiesha G." Beyond PTs, studying at a full-time job is doable as long as your boss is cool. I purchased and printed all of the Cambridge packets and drilled at work during downtime and lunch, even if it was just for 5 or 10 minutes. If this is so…
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So I talk to my daughter before I start PTs and explain to her how it is very helpful if she "gives me a few hours of privacy." My wife backs me up and plays guard dog. Maybe your son is too young for that approach, though. My daughter is 6 so I …
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@harrismegan I basically do the same thing. PT/ BR / Cambridge Packets for LR and RC. To decide which LR questions to focus on, I just use the top priorities in my analytics and for RC I rotate between categories and do passages of increasing di…
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I recommend following the syllabus as it is scheduled, i.e. watch videos then drill.
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163->174.6 (over last 5 according to my Analytics)
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On your LSAC account, you see the date, place, and total score. You can also view a detailed score report and PDF of your writing sample. For February or overseas test takers, the latter is unavailable. I received an email when my score was avai…
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First, you can't print off the old 7Sage practice sets unless you assemble them yourself with the PDFs I hope you already have. All in all, the two products are both useful for different reasons. You can use the 7Sage practice sets to improve your …