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@lsatplaylist I do! Two in fact are going to write some hopefully stellar letters of rec for me! I'm hoping it can compensate for my lack of GPA.
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@AudaciousRed sorry if I was unclear. No matter what I decide I'm keeping the 172. The question is just whether I should take the September test as well. Also after doing more research, I will not be applying to Columbia or Georgetown. However I wi…
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@AudaciousRed well if I were to retake, I would study for the next month. Which means I couldn't work on application materials for the next month, which means I would probably apply a month later than I would if I canceled. That's the decision to ma…
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@MissChanandler That's helpful insight. I don't really wanna go to Columbia but it made my list as a potential in the case I got like a high 170s score. I would attend NYU if I could get a strong scholarship, but I think that would probably come in …
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Thank you everyone form voting so far! For those of you who voted yes/no anyone have insight into why or why not?
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Congrats on reaching your goals!!! You worked so hard and it payed off!!
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I have the exact same question with the exception of me getting a 172, but I also don't have a GPA and would like to go to NYU in public interest. Sorry to piggyback. Congrats!
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@Sami okay! I’ll try that approach. Thank you for the tips and examples, especially letting me know that writing stuff out in Lawgic is rarely the correct thing to do. I’ve found that when I don’t do that and just go for it, I am often correct and l…
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Sometimes I do, other times I just do it over 2 days on a weekend then take the week to study what I was weaker on.
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@thecmancan I'll try being more intuitive. I've seen some other courses have other methods too, such as looking only for words that are in the premise but not the conclusion or vise versa in the answer rather that answers that use words in both, but…
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@Sami @"Cant Get Right" I'll try splitting it then! I usually only split when I feel like I can get mostly solved game board afterwards, so splitting just for the sake of visual representation will be a new thing for me but I'm willing to bet it wil…
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Didn't intend for people to give away anything protected! Thanks for you point everyone. Folks should feel free to wait until (next week?) to answer. I'm mostly looking to see if folks felt the test format has changed a lot in recent tests and what…
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Anything you wish you studied before? Sounds like comparative passages?
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Folks who took the test: If you were gonna retake it/ could go back in time, what do you wish you had studied/brushed up on before hand?
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It's been a little longer, anyone figured out a good method yet?
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@jyang72 thank you for tagging the resources! Are there any other new question types we should be on the lookout for?
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I think you have the definitions a little off. A Necessary Condition is something that must be present in order for and argument/idea to follow logically at all. It DOES NOT on its own mean that something follows logically, rather that if that ISN'…
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Help
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Fool proofing a bunch of logic games and Watching this helped me https://7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/ I asked this a couple weeks back here’s that thread https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/20149/finished-cc-need-a…
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I feel you. I submitted all my documents on 4/8/19 for the July test and they STILL haven’t gotten back to me. I’ve been calling every week since mid May, and all they have said is “we will email you when we reach a decision” “we are behind on our a…
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@Lanecaha I don't have an answer for you but I just wanna share I'm in the same boat in terms of studying. I also work full time and started studying in December as much as I could (but not as much as I wanted) I just finished the CC and am trying t…
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@lsat2019 it should say on the LSAC website, if you log on and look at you LSAT status and there's an option to change it. I think it's like 6 weeks or so?
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@"Cant Get Right" Thank you so much for the link and the video! I just watched it as it was very helpful. Especially about the timing of how often you should take PTs and the purpose of taking them. I haven't take my first post CC Pt yet so I will d…
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@EagerestBeaver thanks for the advice and encouragement. I'm gonna start PTs ASAP, I've decided to go ahead and try and throw in logic games from PT 1-35 whenever I can to help solidify the LG lessons too!
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Is there a way to adjust the timer for those of us who are have time extensions via accomedations? If not how would you recommend we simulate that best? EDIT: I figured it out you can just adjust the timer on the test as you enter it by clicking th…
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@Filibuster I haven’t used that tool yet, but I’ll play around with it. My undergrad doesn’t have a GPA (and does not offer equivalent values) so it might not work as well for me as others. I’ll try that strategy for studying! I am going to take a …
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@Filibuster said: Congrats on finishing the CC! That's a beast within itself. It seems your days are pretty packed. Is this the only time you can take the LSAT? I highly recommend pushing your test date back. If you don't feel ready, you s…
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I'm also interested in knowing this @"Pride Only Hurts" said: @AudaciousRed said: The plus is, you get till Sept 4th to decide, after you see your score, to cancel. And if you cancel, you get another test as a freebie. So, there's…
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@zacharytsmith26 I'll try and pick this up. Which professions does it cover?