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I'd say whatever works for you at the time. There will absolutely be times where you will want to diagram it. But as long as you can hold it in your head (don't forget the contrapositive!) you're good. Also tip: Since you are new, train your self t…
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@LSATIndia said: Just curious how long do you blind review for when you first started? I ask b/c I thought I was crazy spending over 12-15 hours with each PT. It would take me 3-4 hours each section to TRULY work through.
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I tricked my head back and forth when I first started. Then I woke up and quit making it so dang complicated! What does the word necessary mean to you? To me it's...well necessary. It's required. I HAVE TO HAVE IT. These are all synonyms for necess…
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@"Burden.of.Floof" said: oh man, is it true that the LR questions on the newer exams are tougher? This might change my study plan a bit... I have heard they are "looser" and more dense language in both the stimulus and answer choices. I've s…
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Have you ran your analytics to see if there are question types you miss more than others? That's a good starting place
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Personally, I was having trouble figuring out how I would incorporate the extra LR sections. Now that they're adding an experimental section, they solved this problem for me. I'll do the extra LR section for the stamina and getting used to a 4 secti…
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Sorry I'm no help but am curious for curiosity's sake. I get the hesitation because it can feel like a graduate student is recommending you. My opinion this is not advice b/c I have no real clue on the answer: I'd say, a PhD student isn't technical…
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All of the practice tests we have are 4 sections. You should be able to disable the "flex" option somehow and it will add in the 4th section. That can play to your stamina and it will also give you a more accurate score because those tests were scal…
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You are awesome for helping people!
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The Logic Loophole book uses examples exactly like that as a point of emphasis. It tries to get you to look for argument structure and see past the content.
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@hsiyad22 said: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/26560/my-guide-to-reading-comprehension-part-1-long-ish-post Thank you for posting this!
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https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/26560/my-guide-to-reading-comprehension-part-1-long-ish-post This has an entirely different perspective of what I have on highlighting that may be useful and was posted in another thread by @hsiyad22 As fo…
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@detroit_suzuka said: 3, Folks speaking about vacations in Europe would make be feel bad about my life and vacations in upstate Michigan At least it's a vacation! @feistyhorses said: I mean, there were pros and cons. People talked to …
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Is your stimulus have lacking a method of reasoning like causality or conditionality? As students we are used to diagramming those more often etc. Could you try the " pancake" version to notate?: "Premise "Premise "Conclusion Please someone cor…
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1-35 are for drilling problem questions and for full proofing logic games. 36+ Are newer tests, and ideally you want to save those for your timed practice full length practice tests. As you move through them, you begin working on tests that are mor…
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@feistyhorses said: I am a random person (first warning) who has heard (second warning) that the big fish small pond thing often doesn't work out as well as you would think. There might be much more parity than you would think. Question for yo…
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Your username is confusing me! You should learn how* before how fast*. As you are learning the material the first time through don't worry about timing. You will have so. many. more. opportunities too worry about timing when you full-proof.
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@"Forever Addicted to Coffee" said: @CardsnHogz said: Side questions Cuz curious: I read somewhere that circular reasoning answer choices are almost always wrong. I have no dog in this fight and I'lll check to make sure even if it …
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thank you for posting. I want to read it so bad but doint want to spoil. but if it's like you say it may be worth skipping to sooner if its beneficial to my prep sooner.
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I just missed a 166 pt b/c I had to skip the last 8 LG questions. easy game too. Ive bits of full proof but am about to go to town. Ahhh lsat irony. The solution for your timing concern of a section, is in itself a timing concern for your preparati…
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I feel like this test is so stingy with everything. the one thing they are not stingy with, just doesn't help me at all. Laugh at me. Laugh! Serious question and no shade if you do! Do people used 5 pieces of paper? 4? 3?
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Side questions Cuz curious: I read somewhere that circular reasoning answer choices are almost always wrong. I have no dog in this fight and I'lll check to make sure even if it is. I just wonder why they went with this one to be so often wrong. Mayb…
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Hi! Mid-30's white male here so you know, take that how you see fit. I actually worked with my friend on her diversity statement. She is born and raised, blue blood Oklahoman, born south asian. Much of her statement was about growing up in a pla…
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*I'm bad a mislabeling rules and a low scorer. It's a weird situation. You lose some valuable time rechecking your notations. But the reality is one missed rule even slightly misdiagramed, I mean it could ruin an entire section and for some people,…
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OMG. You're the best. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this very thoughtful comment filled with amazing tips. So the 154 was my score on an actual LSAT. I think I did one or perhaps two prep tests using Khan Academy before I wr…
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@cpeaks13 said: @CardsnHogz are you able to see the breakdown of your flex test on lsac or are you just meaning on 7sage? im sorry.I have no clue. I read that and then wrote that entire thing from the incorrect viewpoint that op's score was…
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Sorry. I meant if you are NOT scoring between 155-160. bit of a difference there lol
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I've seen some advice from, I think it was the lsat demon guy. His kinda blanket statement advice was something like, if you are scoring consistently in the 155 to just below or at 160, then you are going too fast and answering too many questions. …
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Two years ago I worked through the core curriculum. I did a lesson a day for about three weeks. I was answering every question correctly. Then, I came across a problem set and missed every single question of the five in the set. I quit. For two year…
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The Logic Reasoning Bible by PowerScore is a staple in the prep books. It's huge and vastly detailed. I'm half way through it, im a low scorer btw so take this for what its worth, and I really like it. Some may be turned off by TOO much detail. But …