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LanceB02
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Thanks!
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When you guys BR, do you BR every single question or only BR the questions you did not answer (if any) and the questions you flagged during the test. I thought the other questions that you felt 100% on you don’t need to BR. Of course, you should sti…
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Taking the LSAT at the comfort of your own home in less than two hours is undoubtedly a HUGE advantage. However, assuming you’ll preform exactly as you would on a regular LSAT is frankly speculation until the actual scoring data arrives. I agree wit…
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Nothing like being 20 min into Solid 7Sage LSAT studying, you’re crushing your 3rd of 4 logic games and and your 4 year old daughter and 6 year old son burst into your office so that you can be the honest broker about who is the fastest kid! Ahh I’m…
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@AudaciousRed said: @LanceB02 said: I had a 3.78 GPA in college but this damn LSAT is a tough nut to crack. I think if I could score in the high 160s it might make the jump worth it. But working 60 plus hours a week makes studying …
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You’re not alone and this is a great question that I wrestle with every day. I’m 31, have a wife and two kids, and have had a great career as an Officer in the Army with benefits to make sure my family is taken care of. I’m on the “up and up” so to …
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In the most recent webinar LSAC hosted, they said they would make an announcement on April 10th on the way ahead so need to speculate.
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I’m currently serving as a Company Commander in the Army, usually working 60 or so hours a week while also trying to not be a total POS husband to my wife and father to my two kids. Exhausting is an understatement while managing a full time job, 181…