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Congrats!
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Some college students prefer to take the exam in the Fall after their final exams. There are usually a few weeks between Fall and Spring that students utilize for test prep. It varies. If your diagnostic is around a 159-161and your dream school's me…
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I don't think it matters too much. Law schools want more insight into your academic capabilities. If you have an excellent relationship with any of your professors, they should speak on behalf of your punctuality, maturity, etc. Also, it doesn't hav…
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I think that the use of "either one, or two or three" is meant to distract us from the lack of a combination. In the stimulus, we're given three options but the third option was a combination of option A and option B. So to answer your first questio…
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Thanks! I have a wrong answer journal but I didn't include an analysis. I can see how that would be more effective.
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I definitely agree. If you're interested it's Season 4, Episodes 1-2 of the Revisionist History podcast. It's worth a listen! I've also attached a link to the reference doc from the podcast: https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi…
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It seems like an under-confidence error. Challenge yourself to predict the correct answer before attacking the answer choices during the first 10 questions. You might see a change in accuracy
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I work full-time and it's rough. It depends on the job. My job requires a lot. I typically take work home with me and it's not ideal. I'm giving myself more time to study for the LSAT than someone with zero obligations. For example, let's say 6 mont…
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A 10 point fluctuation is a lot. I would move it to April.
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There are free resources that you can find with a quick google search. I wouldn't recommend purchasing a book unless you plan to take the LSAT more than six months from now. I don't understand your struggle as an ESL student, but I am a grade school…
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I'm interested