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Official February LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official Feb. LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the Feb. 2017 LSAT here! Here's some ground rules, taken…
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admissions advice: 6+ month unemployment gap, still not LSAT readyHi Guys, I am having some trouble right now with LSATs/admissions, and since I've found this community to be overwhelmingly kind and wise, I thoug…
... clock in March, studied only ~10 hours a week through late ... at work during my lunch break.
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About how much time should I spend on each of the LR questions?I'm on the MSS section and I'm trying to answer the question before the silent video ends (1m24s). Is that a good estimate for about how much time I …
... the average of a 35 minute section divided by 25 questions ... all PTs) the first 9-10 questions will be on the ... bit longer than the 1-10 range.
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Should I choose the top five school or the tier 2 school that is giving me a full ride?As I have posted before, I was accepted into the University Chicago but it doesn't look like I'm going to have much help financially. However, I have…
... a link to a 3 minute video about a Georgetown Law ... to be in the top 10%/5%. One manages an Enterprise ... forever (I think something like 10% stay their entire careers at ... -
Help with LR questionsHello everyone, While going through my last few practice tests , I have noticed that I have two consistent problems regarding LR sections. 1)…
... the question bank and really break them down. Some fit the ... PT 56. Section 3 Question 10 on that exam was apparently ... -
Thanks 7sage /a hard decisionFirst off, I wanted to thank 7sage and its awesome community for its support through this LSAT endeavor. It hasn't been a smooth and silky road, but …
... really hard. You deserve this break. The LSAT is a gruelling ... you've returned from your break, how was your road trip ... average score of your last 10 fresh PTs?
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To Optional Diagnostic or Not?So I'm brand new and 6 months out and cruising through the core curriculum at about 2.25 to 3 hours a day and I just came across the optional diagnos…
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Thanks 7sage /a hard decisionFirst off, I wanted to thank 7sage and its awesome community for its support through this LSAT endeavor. It hasn't been a smooth and silky road, but …
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Take a full time job offer, or study for LSAT June exam?I had been studying part-time for the LSAT since last September (10 hours a week) with the goal of taking it in June this year. My full-time fellowsh…
... , but if your goal is 10 hours a week, I think ... unless I am on a break) comes out to about 20 ... -
Logic games in the CC / general LSAT study advice wantedI am nearing the end of the games portion in the CC [total progress %77] and I was wondering if I should have been fool proofing every single problem…
... won't always need 10 copies because 10-15% or so of ... that I know took me 10. I'm actually working my ... still. I just try to break it down by doing the ... -
For those of us studying "Full-Time" ....What hours do you full-timers usually study?
... minutes to get set up, 10 minutes to meditate, 5 minutes ... up to maybe 15-30 minute periods.
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For those of us studying "Full-Time" ....What hours do you full-timers usually study?
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... 9-5 then study 6-10, lost 11 lbs but screw ... think I'll take a break, eat something, and maybe put ... -
Advice on how to improve LRI've been studying the LSAT for a little more than 3 months now, and I've greatly improved in RC. But LR is an issue. I finished the CC about two wee…
... its perfectly fine to break down an argument under ... you more than a minute for each question. So ... round, you need to break the argument down in ... that you actually need to break down arguments.
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BRM (Missed Questions/Sections)Hey Guys, I am wondering what you guys do with the questions/sections that you missed (due to time, etc) when doing BRM. For example, if you did n…
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So technically the 10 questions you have skipped should ... curriculum - write down your break down of the stimulus and ... a parallel argument and also break down the stimulus grammatically. I ... -
For those of us studying part-timeThis post is inspired by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine" posted a thread for full time LSAT prep folks. I'm kind of …
... able to watch a 5 minute lesson. Like you, during lunch ... . I literally didn't have 10 minutes to study. 2 weeks ... -
BRM (Missed Questions/Sections)Hey Guys, I am wondering what you guys do with the questions/sections that you missed (due to time, etc) when doing BRM. For example, if you did n…
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Score plateauedSadly, my score has plateaued in the mid-high 150s range. I was in the 160s so I'm pretty discouraged. I've been studying for 7 months and take the e…
... noon, timed, phone off, one break after section three, I don ... do timed drills in 8-minute segments for 7-8 questions ... -
Score plateauedSadly, my score has plateaued in the mid-high 150s range. I was in the 160s so I'm pretty discouraged. I've been studying for 7 months and take the e…
... noon, timed, phone off, one break after section three, I don ... do timed drills in 8-minute segments for 7-8 questions ... -
blind review is my best friend...hey all, just wanted to share a bit of my experience... after completing the core curriculum i was eager to jump into prep-tests. at first i wou…
... the timed test. my minutes break down for that hard question ... of useless struggle to 5-10 minutes of a sincere attempt ... -
blind review is my best friend...hey all, just wanted to share a bit of my experience... after completing the core curriculum i was eager to jump into prep-tests. at first i wou…
... the timed test. my minutes break down for that hard question ... of useless struggle to 5-10 minutes of a sincere attempt ... -
Overcoming the difficulty of employing a skipping strategyIt's a tough thing to do. All of the voices in my head (and there are lots!) tell me "just stick with it a few more seconds" or "if you're going to a…
... an answer in under a minute, it probably means I've ... that question for the next 10-20 minutes while I do ... circling, I write from 1-10 how confident I am in ... -
PT17.S3.Q24 - ditrama is a federation made up of threeAny help would be great! Here's a link to the explanation page! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-24 Thank you gu…
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How to fit LSAT studying into my lifeThe title pretty much says it all. I work a 8:30am -5pm job Monday - Friday with an hour commute on each end. On the weekends my time is spent taking…
... -6p, AND with a 45 minute commute each way was not ... I need to take a break I try and work on ... -
LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
... . I used a hard one minute standard in which if I ... to the question in one minute, I automatically skipped it no ... section, I'd have about 10 minutes to go back to ... extra 30 seconds to a minute on a question that you ... -
LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
... get this within the first minute, you likely just don’t ... ; Then, there's the '10 in 10' or '15 in 15' idea ... memory and intuition. The first 10-15 questions (barring a random ... 20 minutes for the remaining 10. Some of these will be ... -
LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
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The 10 in 10 philosophy should be followed in ... do questions in under a minute but I am willing to ... -
LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
... . I used a hard one minute standard in which if I ... to the question in one minute, I automatically skipped it no ... section, I'd have about 10 minutes to go back to ... extra 30 seconds to a minute on a question that you ... -
How do I increase my speed?It's not that I don't understand the questions or that I can't get the correct answer; I can. I'm just really slow. For example, I find that for LR a…
... correct and only spending 1 minute per question in LR that ... in 25 min and have 10 min to spend on extremely ... round and that was after 10 years of teaching LSAT. So ...
