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Andrew Alterio
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Thanks for posting this! I was just looking for exactly this. If it's still available, I'd love to have the Economist and/or Scientific American for my RC reading practice.
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@BlindReviewer Thanks for the breakdown! After all the positive press from 7Sage members, I think I’ll purchase the book.
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I would tend to agree with @TheDeterminedC. I don't think there are many topics that are inherently off-limits; it's all about your tone and presentation. You can have the "best" topic and flop on your PS because your tone is haughty, whiny, or rese…
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The consensus seems to be that AI and automation will only augment the law industry, particularly the lower level, menial tasks, but won't usurp the necessity of lawyers in society. I've been calmed Back to LSAT studying
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Thanks to everyone for their feedback
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Good onto you! The same thing happened to me! I thought I was crazy for taking soooo long on CC and FP every game, but I think it'll be worth it. Good luck!
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bump
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Hopefully, 25
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@studentservice Thanks as always for beautifully elucidating MBT questions in the podcast
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@"Michael.Cinco" thanks for setting this up! I don’t think I want to use the later tests, so I guess I’ll leave when you hit them.
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@studentservice I'm referring to the answer sheet for individual drills.
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@"Michael.Cinco" great idea! I'm definitely interested.
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@jessicace I think you should forget about the questions. Just focus on comprehending the passage. You want to aim for 7-8 for the easier passages and 9-11 for the harder ones. I notate every paragraph with one or two words. JY's lessons are grea…
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@jessicace said: Do you have any tips on finishing RC on time by any chance? I think the Low-Res approach to RC that JY teaches is vital for success on RC. You can also practice it while reading anything: when finished a paragraph, simply make …
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I second @MissChanandler advice. Though, I'd give yourself more time than two months to go through the CC. If you do it right - meaning that you BR and Foolproof - it should take you a while. Remember, you're essentially learning a new language, a…
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Hey! 156 diagnostic, 173+ goal score. Would love to join you guys for either in-person in NYC or online study. Please let me know how I can join.
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@skhan012018 can you add me too?
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Good for you!! You’re giving us all hope!
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Thanks for clarifying. What about "Manuscripts written by first-time authors generally do not catch get published." Would you diagram the "generally" as part of the terms (1stAM--->/GP), or as an existential quantifier (1stAM some /GP)? Will t…
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https://7sage.com/lesson/lsat-vocabulary-flashcards/ Personally, I haven't found that I answered a problem incorrectly because of a unknown word. Usually, the context will provide enough info to answer the problem correctly.
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Sounds like you’ve got quite a bit on your plate! Take a day off. Do an activity that you enjoy to take your mind off everything. Perhaps boating, yoga class, or even an opera. Something that allows you to reconnect with yourself and why you’re st…
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SA questions are challenging - especially at the outset. However, don't let it get to you. Review the CC again and again. Make sure you understand the mechanics and theory of an argument. It is also vital to comprehend what a valid argument means an…
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@MissChanandler said: Honestly, you should probably just postpone. Having a low score on your record is something you want to avoid. It takes at least a couple months to cover the basics and then you still have to drill and PT Agreed! Unles…
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Feel free to PM me with your PS.
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Congrats to all of you, and especially to @BinghamtonDave and @"Heart Shaped Box" for your insightful explanations. Keep up the good work!!
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This post deserves to be shot
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Not sure if you need more input, but I’d be happy to read your PS. PM me with a copy.
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Thank you all for your explanations. They've been quite helpful!
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Not familiar with their policy, but what I do know is that bringing a parent or significant other isn't looked upon favorably by admissions officers because it conveys a lack of independence. Hope it works out well and perhaps I'll see you there!
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Thanks for that clarification! I think I was confused by the seemingly similar ideas in both that A causes B and if you have A, then you must have B. But, as you explained, in the latter A doesn't necessarily cause B (though it is a possibility), r…