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Outside reading material for RC.Hi Everyone I finally score 20+ in RC recently but I am sure I still need to keep my diligence up. I am reading the Economist, the scientific americ…
... am reading the Economist, the scientific americans,and supreme court argument ... . However, I think passages in scientific american are too short compared ... -
Idea for gaining familiarity with RC topicsHi guys, I wanted to share an idea that may be helpful in improving RC. One of my biggest stumbling blocks in RC is freezing when I run into topics I…
... economics, mostly). Reading articles on Scientific American and the Economist have ... -
PT26.S3.Q09 - scientific and technological discoveriesCan we please discuss why the answer is C instead of A? :o boggles my mind. I checked out the manhattan prep forum for their explanations but i didn'…
Can we please discuss why the answer is C instead of A? :o boggles my mind. I checked out the manhattan prep forum for their explanations but i didn't like them.
From this link :) its the second to last questions. Thnx so much guys ... -
PT20.S4.Q03 - opponents of allowing triple-trailer truckshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-03/ Hi! Please find below the way I solved the question: Opponents Conclusion: tri…
... mile is lower than the national rate for other commercial vehicles ... -
54.2.9 Museum visitor: The nationalDuring the exam, A just seemed right, but during BR, I am having a ton of time justifying it. I'd also like some further analysis on answer C. Th…
During the exam, A just seemed right, but during BR, I am having a ton of time justifying it. I'd also like some further analysis on answer C.
The government increased the minimum wage. The minimum wage increases the museum's operating ... -
23.3.16 (Flaw Questions Problem Set 21)I understand that C is true and is a flaw in the argument, but I still don't understand how you can eliminate A. Here is my breakdown: Generally,…
... that were higher than the national average.
What I ... income being higher than the national average mean economically advantaged? I ... -
Why are LSAT scores given so much weight for admissions decisions?Dear JY, I love your website. The explanations for the logical games are carefully thought out and well presented. I wished I knew about your web…
... patent litigation firm as a scientific adviser and passed the patent ... -
Reading on your free time.Hey Everyone! I'm just curious, what are you guys and gals reading on your free time? I'm looking to boost my reading speed, which I believe can b…
... that we read The Economist, Scientific American, or The New Yorker ... Yorker or The Economist, since Scientific American is the most expensive ... -
Official Dec. LSAT Discussion<font color=red>Admin's note:</font> Thread hijacking! I'm turning this thread into the Official Dec. LSAT Discussion. Here's some ground rules, take…
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[Ended] Special Webinar: Personal Statement Bootcamp with 7Sage's David BusisFor those who missed the first and second webinars with @david.busis , you'll have another chance to attend this Thursday! <b>No sign-up necessar…
... . His fiction has won two national contests, received notable mention in ... -
PT35.S4.Q11 - one approach to the questionI'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct. Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/…
... theory of the science. Most scientific theories have things posited as ... of the science" and "most scientific theories contain only theoretically posited ... -
[Ended] Personal Statement Bootcamp with 7sage's David Busis | Fri. 2/18 at 9pm ETWe're so excited to be bringing you three more FREE webinars this week: <li>Wednesday, 9pm ET: Active Reading in LR and RC (with Sage Corey Janson…
... . His fiction has won two national contests, received notable mention in ... -
June 2016 LSAT - Real/Experimental Sections KeywordsPlease note that the information below will change to reflect the information we get! Contribute if you can via the official June 2016 LSAT discussio…
... Calories / Fatty
- World Literature / National Interest
- Hiring Lawyer to ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.2)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... undertake democratic reform then the national’s economic and social power ... -
[Ended] Letter of Continuing Interest (LOCI, Waitlist) with David Busis | Thurs. 4/14 at 9pm ET<b>If you are on any waitlists, you NEED to attend this webinar!</b> <h1>Letter of Continuing Interest (LOCI) Bootcamp with David Busis</h1> <h4>…
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How your soft helps admission?Hi! I may not be a typical LSAT student at least in terms of age. I graduated from college in 2002 (Mechanical Engineering) and received a Master’s d…
... more than 30 peer-reviewed scientific journal papers.
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The Economist, Scientific America, Science Magazine_how to read them?Dear there, How do you read these articles? Especially the last one: Science Magazine. The article most often, if not all, are subjects that …
Dear there,
How do you read these articles? Especially the last one: Science Magazine.
The article most often, if not all, are subjects that I have no knowledge of and most often, every sentence contain a term, undefined, ... -
PT7.S4.Q02 - some legislators refuse to commitDear Sir, Here is my question: please take a look at the statement above. Of the 3rd sentence, begins with "Many important...", do you consider t…
... commit public funds for new scientific research if they cannot be ... public welfare that resulted from scientific research were never predicted as ... -
PT10.S4.Q21 - the proper way to plan a scientific projectI really don't like the way answer choice (E) is worded. It's too ambiguous and abstract that I was not able to wrap my head around it during timed c…
I really don't like the way answer choice (E) is worded. It's too ambiguous and abstract that I was not able to wrap my head around it during timed conditions and made me go for easier sounding wrong answer choice even though I knew it was descriptively ... -
Productivity AppsHi Everyone, I don't know if this thread exists but I thought I would make one. I am really into apps that help me stay productive, organized, al…
... to read an article from Scientific American before going to bed ... -
PT6.S3.Q21 - joel: a myth is a narrativeThis is a method of reasoning question. I don't understand answer choices A and C. If someone could explain those to me, I would be most appreciative…
... off of this one is scientific explanation, couldn't it mean ... accepted truths.." be considered a scientific explanation supporting his first claim ... -
Studying for Third Retake I have received my LSAT score for my second take and it was around a 8 point drop from my high 160s PT average. I'm not sure how exactly I should s…
... do read the Economist and Scientific American, I was also considering ... -
Be consistent or abbreviate the second time on résumé@david.busis If I am writing the same organization over and over again, do I keep writing out the full name or do I abbreviate after the first time. …
... first time. In this instance National Christian College Athletic Association could ... -
Deficient testing facility issueI took the test at a large, public university. I estimate a couple hundred people were tested in two large auditoriums with ample table space for eac…
... in administration of secondary school national tests, I am fairly certain ... -
Clarification on the Nicole Hopkins approach to RC from people who actually use itSo I just finished the Nicole Hopkins webinar on RC and felt like a lot of it made sense. But as I try to work through an RC passage on my own using …
... I bracket line 5's "national and other political borders" because ... -
PT11.S4.Q19 - the proposal to extend clinical trialsThe argument breakdown is as follows: P1: Surgical procedures differ in one important aspect from medicinal drugs. P2: This one important aspect …
... they didn't cite any scientific evidence"? I am usually quick ... regardless, one does not need scientific evidence to validate a terrible ... see how a lack of scientific evidence can ever be the ... -
Morning Routine Blues..Hey everyone, So with Feb. fast approaching i've been trying to master my morning routine but can't seem to figure it out. I'm waking up at 6am, …
... read from the economist or scientific American while I eat breakfast ... -
Transcripts sent via national student clearinghouseHave any of you guys ever sent electronic transcripts to LSAC? The clearinghouse states that my undergraduate transcript has been sent, but I have no…
Have any of you guys ever sent electronic transcripts to LSAC? The clearinghouse states that my undergraduate transcript has been sent, but I have no confirmation of reception with LSAC. If you guys have done it electronically, how long does it normally ... -
Deliberate Practice: Food for ThoughtI like James Clear. He's one of those people who's constantly trying to improve himself. I get his emails once per week, and they always challeng…
... artist who holds several US national medals and a 2004 world ... -
PT June2007.S2.Q16 - taylor: researchers at a local university The statements provide the most support for holding that Sandra would disagree with Taylor about which one of the following statements? Answer: …
... , while Sandra believes that some scientific disciplines can obtain precise results ...
