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Also early 30's and applying. Came here to write a massive comment but the two already posted have absolutely nailed it! I spoke with a few T5 schools and they were saying it's definitely a strength to be an older candidate as long as you can explai…
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Anyone still here on this thread?
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I literally couldn't agree more with @99thPercentileOrDieTryin. You are soooo lucky that you killed RC. It's definitely the hardest to improve on. Loophole book is epic. It also took me from -10/-12 down to -2/-4 in like 4 weeks. Also if you can p…
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Hey! I am a 30+ applying this cycle from Australia. So far the international thing has been waaay more difficult than the age situation. But glad there are some other 'old people' on here
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Learn Conditional Reasoning until it's second nature Learn Causal Reasoning until it's second nature Learn the Common Flaws Be able to identify questions types from the stem straight away Have a step-by-step process for attacking each question type…
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What an awesome post! Legit made me laugh several times. Congrats on your score and post up what school you end up going to!!
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Hey! Yeah it's paper in Australia as well. I'm fairly certain everywhere outside the US is paper.
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Hey! Which exam are you sitting? I'm on October 13th but I would be happy to send it to you after that? Also I am in Australia so it would probably take a week or so from then.
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Also trying to work this out. The problem is that you know which section is 'not scored' so it really doesn't simulate the test day at all. @"7Sage Admin" is there any chance you guys are working on this so it simulates the test day more effectively…
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I am not scoring in the 170's but I am consistently getting between -0 and -2 for RC and I don't have much experience in most of the subject matter. I got a huge help from the RC section in The LSAT Trainer. I definitely think it is easier when you …
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Every one learns things in different ways. I would 100% agree with the comment above and if you do all of that and still can't get it, maybe consider getting a Powerscore book or LSAT Trainer or something. The way JY explains things makes sense to …
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I can't imagine it will hurt. It's a pretty complicated process from what I understand so I think it would definitely be worth including
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Hey! I am also in this situation. Basically, this is how it works. 1) You submit your transcript to LSAC. They will evaluate it and give you one of the following results. Superior Above Average Average Below Average Don't Bother Applying (I …
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Hey mate, I've been doing this for the LG sections. I just input the results into the analytics and then when I want to run a report to see how I am doing I just use the 'Edit' function to select the tests I want uesd for data. EG; I have sat 66, …
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This is amazing. You are a legend.
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Hey! Great job on the improvement so far! I am also looking for around a 20 point jump and have currently improved 13 points (so we are in a fairly similar place). I pushed my test back to October, it was super annoying as I wanted it over but it wa…
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Well done! Harvard is an amazing achievement and you should be super proud!
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I'm on the starter plan and am using the CC from 7sage but supplementing the practice with the free resources from Khan Academy. I'm only 2 weeks in so too early to say how effective it's been but basically I'm looking to nail as much of the CC as I…