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@"keepgoing." said: @"cat.casa" said: np. If you have A --> B or C and you are given C, then no you wouldn't have A ---> B remain as a rule bc A --> B or C doesn't necessarily translate into A --> B A --> …
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@"cat.casa" said: np. If you have A --> B or C and you are given C, then no you wouldn't have A ---> B remain as a rule bc A --> B or C doesn't necessarily translate into A --> B A --> C It CAN because "B or C" always…
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I feel like the first line where they talk about comparing two different chess playing programs is just a distraction to get you thinking about comparing different programs. But as you read on they only talk about comparing the same program on diff…
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@"cat.casa" said: hey yeah you still run the contrapositive because the contrapositive is: /B or /C --> /A (like you said) which can be broken down into: /B ----> /A /C ---> /A so if you are given /C then it gives you /A …
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@"Jonathan Wang" said: We need to reframe the issue a bit. 'Overthinking' is not the problem. If you blame 'overthinking', then you're suggesting that more time to think about the problem is a bad thing. It's not that you're 'overthinking…
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how/when/where do we select the date and time we want to write it
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@noonawoon said: It doesn't look like they have announced a date by which they will announce changes. They announced the early June test change at the very end of April. So I imagine they will announce July around a month before as well. goo…
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@"The Great White Shark" said: Yes. It is very possible. It is a matter of figuring out what is keeping your timed score from matching your blind review score. Some questions to think about are: What did you do differently in BR that y…
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studying for july! meena96@live.com
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@"The Great White Shark" said: @dodo_bird said: @TheDeterminedC said: I liked to change up where I study. Picking a new study spot is refreshing, even if it's just in a different room of the house. N…
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@lexxx745 said: More consistent breaks in between and less long breaks. I think long breaks kind of disincentivise you to continue studying. I like shorter breaks in between. Maybe a 2-3 days off a week? yes, i like the sounds of that. My pr…
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@TheDeterminedC said: I liked to change up where I study. Picking a new study spot is refreshing, even if it's just in a different room of the house. Nice tip! However, the distractions are reaaaaal in my crazy house lol. So i study in my di…
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@"The Great White Shark" said: Try to recognize where the line is for you between not studying enough and pure exhaustion. Then plan accordingly. That may look like studying for 3 hours 5 days a week or maybe for 4 full days a week with 3 off.…
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@AwokenNova said: I would be interested to see why people are doing 5 section PTs for a 3 section test? Is it just for stamina? Are you all intending to do flex and then a regular one afterwards? just curious. I was thinking of practicing 4 …
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@jmarmaduke96 said: Hi there! Here are some examples of arguments I came up with that I think would be illustrations of the answer choices you gave. For your first answer choice: In general, one should set aside some time each day to…
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@ram2258 said: Is 7-Sage going to create LSAT-Flex exams, with 3 sections? This would be REALLY helpful!!!! @"7Sage Admin"
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I agree, it has been very very very challenging. I feel guilty for not studying when I try to take a break but I have been studying over a long period of time and taken numerous breaks and reviewed sections of the CC if I felt like I had 'forgotten'…
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@FindingSage @EveryCookCanGovern @sheridjw @TheGreatWhiteShark Thanks so much to all of you for your thoughtful advice- I am taking notes (literally) and going to practice the tips you gave. You opened my eyes to all the other things I could be do…
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@Stellaluna said: Try reading complex books or articles for an hour each day without a break. This has helped me a lot. Thanks for the tip! Any specific books or website reccomendations ?
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The Lsat Trainer is quite helpful
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OMG THANK YOU!! So many times I have pressed the right and left arrow keys wanting to forward or rewind and leave the whole entire page ahhhh
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I love this! thank you so much! @nicolelauren19 said: Hi there! I also quit my FT job to work PT. I am also a FT student in my last semester. This has been my study plan post CC: I am slowly working my way through The Loophole in Lo…
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@noonawoon said: Get a part-time job! I don't think anyone can productively study 8 hours a day/avoid burnout. I agree with you. Burnt out this year. its physically impossible for me atleast.
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when can we sign up for july exam
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thank you all for the thoughtful replies!!
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bless your soul
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@keets993 said: I think I spent like 6 months on LR alone. LR was always my worst, by a lot. And my issues with RC were related to LR. I also wasn't super confident with LG - in the explanation videos JY always goes "if this wasn't obvious you…
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@keets993 said: Stick with LR. I took a LONG time with LR and honestly I thought it was worth it. I did have to push my date but I've found that what I've learned has been really beneficial for LG and RC. Especially since you say you're strugg…