AJ L

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• I've done it, they're nice, you just go take your test and leave - helps break the nerves!

  in Free Live Proctored LSAT in Washington, DC Comment by AJ L November 2013
• Yes A-> C in both cases! Because AB means A->B AND B->A so look at which the arrows go.

  in conditional chain linkage with "if but only if"/double arrow Comment by AJ L November 2013
• I feel completely the same way. If you are not ready and do not have to take it this year or apply this year, don't do it. I regret taking it last year when I did so poorly. And I wish I had found 7sage so much sooner! I am also still scoring 155-…

  in ~2 weeks left! Comment by AJ L November 2013
• I've been noticing a lot of biconditionals in the rules of the logic games in the 50s PTs so far, and I believe the wording goes something like this: Either A or B, and not both indicates A/B same as A->/B and /A->B If A then B otherwise …

  in 'If and only if" Comment by AJ L November 2013
• Thanks everyone for your answers. If you are or were in the same boat and you're waiting until your score comes out, are you going to submit applications at the end of December? Or right after your score comes out? I am trying to think of how to min…

  in Fall '13 Applications: when to submit if you're taking LSAT Dec 2013 and already took it once Comment by AJ L October 2013
• Thank you!!

  in Reading Comp - read questions first or no? Comment by AJ L August 2013