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When are you planning on taking the test? I'm signed up for the December exam, so feel free to reach out if you are as well. My e-mail is ahsieh24@gmail.com
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Hey man, it depends on when you are trying to start law school. I would NOT recommend you taking that test date if you are applying for Fall of 2015. Dec should be the latest test you take. If you are applying for admission for Fall of 2016, the…
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For me the best part with group studying comes when reviewing and explaining wrong answers. It has actually helped me a lot being able to explain why my buddy missed a question, because it forces me to have 100% knowledge of why an answer is right o…
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You made the right choice. Good luck studying. I withdrew from Sept as well a while back, but it's always the right move to sit for the test when you are 100% confident and when you have been PTing around or above the goal you sent for yourself. It …
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Remember that for every question there are four definite wrong answers. When I have trouble with questions where I am able to narrow it down to two answer choices, I go back to the stimulus and try to look for any modifiers or little changes in deta…
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For RC, the harder inference questions, just remember that you can confirm the right answer with a specific line or line(s) from the passage. That has helped me a bunch. Good luck Sat!
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I would push it back. Definitely take it when you are fully confident of your abilities. You do lose the money since the refund and change test date deadline passed, so you would just have to pay another $170 to register for December. I've taken the…
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Yeah it totally depends on when you are sitting for the test. Definitely take a look at the 7sage scheduler.
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I've been doing pretty well on LR so far, missing an average of three or so. My thought process is I usually read the question stem to know what I'm looking for (whether the passage is an argument or not). If yes, then I make a small mark of where t…
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It varies a lot between people. The most important part is to properly review so that you don't make the same mistakes as you did before. I would definitely do at least 20 if you have the time.
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Like people said, a 166 in December is much much better. I applied last cycle in January (I took the Oct test, didn't like my score, then retook in Dec) and I got the same amount of scholarship money, if not more, from the same schools that my frien…
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My biggest piece of advice is to not psych yourself out. Do something fun on Friday and do your best not to stress about the test, I know it's harder said than done, we've all been there, but remember you already put in the time and the results will…
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If you started off with a 162 cold diagnostic then yes, you can realistically expect to break 170 if you put the time into studying. Logic games is the most learnable of the three sections. I would take a look at the PowerScore LG Bible, that did wo…
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For LG, I would go ahead and review what types of games you are having the most trouble with and drill those. For me, I usually have the most trouble with grouping games. For RC, I would take a look at what types of questions you are missing. Ther…