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I’m using Google Chrome on iPAD in the meantime, it’s worked fine. App also not working on iPhone.
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MBT and MSS can both be categorized as inference questions, and some are arguments and some are not. You have to actually read the premise to see if there is a conclusion present. The question may require you to provide an answer that would lead the…
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This is a hurdle for me. Honestly, it took the passage of time for me to focus more, but I still am not solid. If your mind is wandering while reading the stimuli you have to train yourself to block out thoughts and engage with the stimuli. I still …
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The lingual shift in that question is indeed very subtle. 'A' is incorrect because the argument does not actually draw any conclusion about the "general population," the words 'more' and 'most' are not interchangeable here. The argument says that 'm…
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There is no straight answer here...it is definitely contingent upon context. A rule of thumb is to be skeptical when the LSAT presents statistical data such as percentages to numbers, as it is a flaw commonly tested upon. It is less likely that the …
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Hi there, As a veteran low-scorer, long time LSAT student, the dejection you feel is completely normal. There is very much about the rigor of law school, that actually begins with the admittance process/ first milestone---the LSAT, that tests your …
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@"samantha.ashley92" I have not heard of any issues bringing multiple, and wouldn't anticipate that would be an issue. Just as you would multiple pencils...there's no limit. People will even bring 3 watches...one for each section...without an issue.…
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@"samantha.ashley92" No prob. I personally like to use 2-3 colors to isolate information that may be dispersed throughout a paragraph, which groups together to save time...and perhaps will be useful for you as well, because it is easily to mindlessl…
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Just a heads up...I used a retractable highlighter during an official write, and my proctor said that the clicking (only used when I highlighted) was distracting to the other test takers and told me that I could no longer use them for the duration o…
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I would advise you to really evaluate yourself as you are doing timed sections...how much time you designate to each question/question type and what sort of traps you fall for with questions the first go round. What are you thinking? What are your e…
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@"Alex Divine" Thank you! I am definitely reserving June as a backup though February is my goal. Happy holidays.
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@Sami thank you
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@adultish_gambino You can make your own if you have access to PT's 1-35 from some other resource...that's what I did! I made 2 large binders of all of the games.
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Hey! I am aiming for December or February as I'd like to apply this cycle, even though June is my backup, it's still a possibility for me and I am interested in joining. I have recently finished CC about a week ago. Thank you.
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Hey @"Alex Divine" ! Thank you so much for all of your advice and encouragement...you are awesome! You've helped me put things into a better perspective, I am so grateful. Best of luck to you.
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If you are absolutely set for September, I'd advise that you do at least the10 most recent exams, 70-80 (if you don't already have access to them, purchase them as singles from LSAC's Amazon) which are not yet available in a Ten Actuals book...doesn…
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Hi, I am starting with a basic breakdown for foundation, which I build upon later to provide the most complete explanation possible. I hope that you find this useful and I am sorry if this first portion is too repetitive. What he is doing is apply…
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Hi, and welcome! Feel free to message me. I am more than willing to help as I am sure many fellow 7Sagers are too. I have the Premium course, began in May. I am open to answering any and all questions that you may have as well as advice and tips al…
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@Mellow_Z Discord for CC study/individual questions and Google Hangouts for BR. Go To Meeting is out because of subscription fees.
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Hi there, I am just a few lessons ahead (70% in CC) and am interested. I will also PM.
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As I examine some back and forth here, I think its absolutely important to keep in mind that different LSAT strategies work for everyone, as @"Alex Divine" mentioned. Undoubtedly, there are a variety of ways of getting answers correct with different…
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It doesn't necessarily mean that they have no relationship; in a LG all elements share some relationship, rather, multiple possible relationships via positioning arrangements. This is contingent upon the assumption that in said logic game, all eleme…
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It's worth the wait! Take full advantage of 7Sage's program, and it is more reasonable and realistic to get in the 160's with additional time. I took February '17 exam and scored 147, with an average BR score of 152-155. I am also aiming for 160+. I…
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Hey, @"Alex Divine" ! Thank you for posting an inquiry about this...I just happened to be wondering this today. As I am presently steadily approaching the end of CC, to enter into the PT phase, it sounds absurd to start from 1...but also pretty cra…
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@Katharine said: @achen013 Thanks for the response! I just ordered the LSAT Trainer, so I can get working through that. I scored a 156 in June, but the PTs the month before the exam I was in the low 160s. I'm disappointed in my score, but not …
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I read the Trainer before discovering 7Sage. Strongest component of the Trainer is the RC section, which helps give you a perspective on how to improve reading of passages. My RC scores went up upon completing the RC materials. I like 7Sage's method…
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It is difficult to know where to begin studying for the second time. Varying by how high or low you are scoring, and where you are scoring the most points and the least will help guide you on what to prioritize. What is your best section? Could all …