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Thank you so much for doing this! Really enjoyed talking with you.
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Asking questions is how we learn. Keep posting them. I would put your questions in the main discussion area if they are not getting answered within a week or so. I personally don't check the #help area often, I probably should, but it seems the 7sag…
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Hey Andrew, So excellent to hear about a fellow classical musician! I have two degrees in historical voice and I was recently thinking about writing a diversity statement myself. However, my personal statement states in depth why I am a non-traditi…
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Manhattan prep explanations are also very useful for the earlier tests that don't have explanations on 7sage. https://www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/forums/q19-fares-on-the-city-run-t1005.html
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This answer is incorrect because it weakens the argument as I described. This question is a weaken EXCEPT question, so therefore, four answers weaken or barely weaken, and one answer does not weaken. I have no idea if the city councillors are tryin…
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Look at the rest of AC C. If all the city counselors agree that TAX-EXEMPT residents should be able to take advantage of the city-run services, then increasing bus fares would disadvantage those city residents whose low incomes make them exempt from…
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Improper appeal to authority: June 2007 test section 2 question 17. We don't know if the computer experts really have any idea about what they are talking about. This flaw isn't outside of the computer experts' authority so to speak, but the flaw is…
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Hey, I'll take a stab at this. I think this is a tough question and good on you for continuing to work at this question until you understand it! This is how I understand the stimulus: The city-run buses in Greenville are subsidized by tax revenues…
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Powerful.
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Yay!! Congratulations!
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Witcher analogy for the win!! Excellent post, thank you very much for taking the time to write this.
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I highly recommend the 7sage consulting. I'm not trying to people please or anything, I just think they do great work and are good listeners about your personal story and application. Message me for any further questions!
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Excellent! You are very welcome.
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So this swans conversation is pretty confusing I think. I don't get it. I'm not going to address it. Main conclusion questions test your ability to understand an argument and your ability to get at why the author is even saying anything. For this qu…
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Hey, I'll try to help. I think this is a great question, by the way. You are right, this is a tricky main point question because to me, there are no conclusion indicators that help guide the way to the correct answer. It's okay though. There are oth…
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This is exactly what I need to do. Thank you for this.
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SAME!
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Therapy can be great. I wasn't sleeping well for a solid year as well before really naming and facing my LSAT-related fears. When that wave of anxiety is trying to crush me, I now ask myself why I am feeling this emotion. Name it. Mine usually is th…
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Take it when you are ready, not when you feel like your scores are within a range. Take a test so you know where you stand with the test. Also, maybe get a tutor. I studied for a solid year without a tutor, hit a plateau, and I'm finally improving a…
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Try your LSAC username and password in ProctorU. I did this last year and I was able to register early for the August flex.
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When this happens to me I get a large Dairy Queen blizzard, cry, and then go do a really thorough blind review. Keep going! It's a learnable test even when it feels like it isn't or never will be.
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To my knowledge, the account info in ProctorU is the same username and password as your LSAC account. I just signed up for my date and time myself.
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THANK YOU FOR THIS POST
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Thank you for posting, I didn't know I needed this in my life lol
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Congratulations!
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Keep the inspiration coming! This was a great article to read with some morning coffee before diving into questions.
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I'll weigh in on this. So this is a very confusing passage first of all. The first paragraph begins with an analogy and the reader must be VERY careful to know what corresponds to what since the passage will return to the thesis/antithesis framework…
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Very nice to hear.
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Sorry, which question is this?
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Congratulations!