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@NotMyName Thanks a lot, for this and todays meeting.
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I am interested as well Thanks
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HI There. So I enjoyed your podcast with JY last month. Could we possibly meet for a coffee or lunch? I would appreciate the chance to get your opinion and perspective on my study habits etc. Thanks a ton.
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Hey There. I am taking the January LSAT as well. I would appreciate the chance to join the study group.
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If you get the chance, the BR sessions with JY are particularly informative. The more time I spend studying and using 7-Sage the more impressed I am. The opportunity to sit in and participate during a BR session w/JY and the other students is not to…
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Go ON With Your Bad Self, Pacaque. Now take your opposable thumbs and print up a completed answer sheet for PT 86 by 10pm tonight and post it here.
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I ordered a Mastermind last month. I sent it back the next day. A real POS. The bezel is not reliable. The last thing I wanted was to have the one thing a watch should be able to demarcate, and that is 35 minutes, only to find out I have less time t…
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YEP Right there with you in the want to end this. Good luck and I hope every 'AH-HA' moment you had the last few months comes back to you at precisely the needed moment while you are sitting on 11-17.
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@"Always Be Closing" I for one appreciate you taking the time to write and post the discussion above. Perhaps the title and analogy were not perfect, but I understood it perfectly well. Those that are not so fond of the title and analogy may have a …
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Wow, great resumes, impressive experiences......NOW GET ME INTO YALE!!!! Kidding. It is great to watch the 7-Sage team grow. The potential of the business has grown with the addition of such talented people. 7-Sage, thanks for continuing to inve…
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Excellent podcast. What makes this stand out from many of the other LSAT podcasts available is the lack of arrogant and smarmy conversation. J.Y and David are approachable in their back and forth on the subjects they cover in a way that is encouragi…
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Thanks David. Timely information as many of us are working toward the November test date.
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Your dedication to the LSAT is admirable. I humbly suggest you take the trip and fit some study time in and around your family visit. One weekend won't change the outcome of your test. If you decide to stay put and study, is there a chance your body…
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@"Sue Doe Nimb" I think as you do on the subject of taking apart PT's. I think it is a really good idea to dismantle a number of PT's, especially ones from 1-35, particularly when you have recently completed the CC. A complete PT is rather daunting.…
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Nice. Hey, how close to the Nov. test date would you suggest PT'ing this? Would you suggest making it the last PT before a Nov. 'Really Real' test?
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Thanks for sharing. Congratulations on your success. Your study tips are particularly helpful
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@Victoria Just prior to a PT, the overwhelming feeling that this test matters, that I am not fully prepared, that this PT is indicative of who I will be as an LSAT test-taker in real time. In that moment I am not taking a PT, I am taking the actual …
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@tekken1225 I experience the exact same thing. My stress level prior to taking the test is high. After I get going I am much better. And an hour or two after the test I am ready to begin BR'ing. In fact I am rather excited a few hours after the PT …
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Cold Hard Cash, in a paper bag, unmarked bills.
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It is October. You are taking the test in March. It is rather early to worry. Like it or not this test is hard. First of all, do not rush through the CC. Don't worry about all the comments people write like 'I went 5-5 in under 6 minutes yay me!' cr…
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That is just 'Effin Awesome. Own it and enjoy the accolade. You worked hard to earn it.
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More than one person has expressed to me how helpful it was to take a break for more than 6 hours and let the material sink in. You will retain more and have better command of the information if you take a few days and let your mind process what you…
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Yeah Leah M B makes a great point. What separates a quality consultant from a less than stellar one is how much work they make you do. You want your work to be yours, not the representation of what some professional thinks you are. That is certainly…
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I am using the 7-Sage admissions Consulting program and it is not a scam. The writers that work with their clients are serious professionals. It is not inexpensive, and if you have the time to dedicate to doing the work yourself you can probably do…
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That has the potential to be a great PS. oshun1 was spot on with the '95% about you'. The few paragraphs above prove you write with a clean and concise structure.
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Hey Tatyana The reason why you want to attend law school is very important. It should stand out in your PS distinctly. Speaking about obstacles you overcame and personal crisis are slippery. You are not being judged by the tragedies in your life, y…
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Your writing will be the reason a story is compelling. The subject matter is not as important. My only caution would be to shy away from negativity.
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50, 23 years running my own company and years of volunteer work.
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Do not be discouraged at all. There is a ton of information in the CC. now that you have a basic understanding, take your time through LR, LG RC one bite at a time. I find using the question bank in the resources and narrowing down your area of st…
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I am in Thanks for the effort on our behalf