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@sdsd1818 said: Congratulations!! I remember seeing your post about your June writing sample--shame you won't be applying with that one Do you have any takeaways on how you mentally approached the second test day? Haha -- if you showed som…
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Winterfell JK Furman
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I've gotta go with: LG LG LG LG Experimental LG Writing prompt ... jk but really, 1) LR (most flexibility with time -- not as crunched as with RC, and even with major time mistakes, the consequence isn't failing to even attempt multiple qu…
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Walking around is a particularly ridiculous proctor strategy for the LSAT because the order of the sections varies from desk to desk. Even if test-takers were going to attempt cheating by glancing at another student's answers -- and was successful i…
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Praise be. May the Lord open. Winter is coming.
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@Victoria14 said: So, I can't catch a break with this test. I was finally really starting to make progress and then a hurricane decided to blow in to town. If anyone hasn't gathered yet, I live in Florida. While it's not suppose to land u…
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WATCH OUT FOR 81 IT'S A KILLER
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Wow. Petition to start a petition to get JY to do another AMA. Five years later, I bet that AMA would blow up.
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It helps me to assume that the questions / sections I abnormally struggled with will be questions / sections most other testtakers struggle with as well. And I hope beyond hope that this difficulty will be represented in a better curve.
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Some great pointers here. I suffer from the same whenever I have a rough section (happened to me with RC when I sat in June). I also struggle when I come across a few tough questions in the first 10 on any of the sections. 90% of the time the first …
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@barlow__ said: That happens - I've received a few that way. More often though, I emailed the schools directly. I gave them my LSAT score + GPA and just asked for a fee waiver based on those scores. Some said "sure," some said "you don't quali…
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Also, you've made me as paranoid about that LG section as I am about the army of the Dead North of the Wall...
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@BinghamtonDave said: I do not think they come with the 7Sage Ultimate+. I actually believe Feb97 is the hardest test to get ahold of: because (those who know more can correct me here) I do not think it was released by LSAC in the form of a "…
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SN: Are questions from these tests included in the Core Curriculum?
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This is a lot, but since you asked (others feel free to correct me, this is me spitballing from a Stats class I took a few years back): When A and B are positively (or negatively, but let's stick with positively) correlated, there are four possibil…
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So do you suggest I go with present tense even if that doesn't make the resume "consistent"? Thanks! 100 percent. Consistency is hugely important, but not at the expense of correctness. Think of the dates you put next to each of your job e…
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@"Paul Caint" said: Hi Jon There's only one test that matters, and that test is here. The Great Test. Winter has come.
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Thanks for the replies everyone! Noted.
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@lsnnnnn0011 said: Hi should I use past or present tense to describe my current job in resume? It depends. Anything that has been completed should be in past tense. Anything that is ongoing as a recurring part of your job description sh…
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@uhinberg said: @LSATiscoming I don't mind going back and forth about some of the questions. PM me. Awesome -- I'll shoot you over a message with some of the questions I had troubles with in a bit. Thank you!
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I would say that you should definitely not be hesitant to use the older practice tests for further practice. The logic is the most important thing to hammer down, and that is universal. Closer to the test, go over sections from the more recent tests…
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@stepharizona said: Manhattan prep has a bunch they've created you can google. Perfect -- will check this out! Thank you for the suggestions, everyone!!
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@mzoodle said: see question above At the top of the syllabus there should be a circle that shows how many hours you've completed out of the hours total you've unlocked. Those hours are calculated with the videos at normal speed, and with pra…
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@"J.Y. Ping" said: Just a heads up guys - I'm going to reorganize the RC part of the Core Curriculum soon. There might even be a few new lessons. Don't be alarmed if you see classes get moved around in the syllabus! This makes me very happy.…
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@Freddy_D said: If you two want another set of eyes to look at your statements, I'd be willing to give it a go. PM'd for email! Offer is open to all who want in!
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@"Alex Divine" said: Sure man, I have a rough draft of my PS I would loved to get review. I'm considering not writing a DS because my PS touches on so many of the subjects that DS generally do. Shoot me an email @ alexspecter1014@gmail.co…
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@practicethepause said: I'm studying for the Sept test right now (will be my first test) but I want to apply this cycle. I know I should be working on my personal statement and my diversity statement but I'm really bad at multi-tasking and I w…
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Are we allowed to talk about specific questions now?
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I'd like to echo the question about writing an addendum that a retake is coming. Is this normal / a good idea?
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They are not just easier -- they are pieces of cake compared to the later ones. I think the big exception would be for anyone who naturally excels at RC. If someone is averaging the same in RC after PT 60 as before PT 60, then count yourself lucky. …