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156--> 168 thank you 7sage!!I will make a longer post about my LSAT experience later, but I wanted to give a huge shout out to 7sage and your community. I'm breaking up with th…
... kept me going. I knew logically if I kept studying, I ... -
GPA on resume: Undergrad or LSAC calculated?Should I put my LSAC calculated GPA on my resume or my undergraduate institution's calculation if it differs?
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If a person has to study harder for a good LSAT score will they be at a disadvantage at a T14?Are people who have to study significantly more to get a good LSAT score at a comparative disadvantage if they go to a top school? For example Bob st…
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If a person has to study harder for a good LSAT score will they be at a disadvantage at a T14?Are people who have to study significantly more to get a good LSAT score at a comparative disadvantage if they go to a top school? For example Bob st…
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Necessary Assumption StruggleHi guys, I am writing the exam in January. I am still struggling with Necessary Assumption questions. I have gone through the core curriculum twice…
... minimum to make the argument logically sound. When debating between two ... -
PT2.S4.Q8 - Amino-acid decomposition in fragments of eggshellHi, everyone, Have trouble with this question. The correct answer choice C adds additional information ("climate fluctuations") which is not provi…
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PT2.S4.Q18 - some cleaning fluidsHello, In this particular question I was wondering between C and E. Answer D is correct, however. I crossed out this question since D does not me…
... out is C is as follows: the stimulus says that the ... -
LSAT uber lockerHi, Since you probably have to uber back and forth to the test center, are cellphones allowed and can be kept outside in some locker ?
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Plateau & Score FluctuationsHi fellow Sagers, I have been studying and studying for what feels like eternity, and following 7sage CC, an in person commercial prep course, and…
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June 2019 LSAT ReviewAre we allowed to ask for explanations for specific questions on the June 2019 LSAT? I'm working through them now and am stumped on one LR question. …
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June 2019 LSAT ReviewAre we allowed to ask for explanations for specific questions on the June 2019 LSAT? I'm working through them now and am stumped on one LR question. …
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LSAT:140 GPA:3.5Okay guys. I'm being super vulnerable here. After going through the 7Sage Curriculum and taking a Kaplan live course, the highest score out of three …
HELP - Flaw Questions: Sufficiency-Necessity confusionIn the flaw section of LR, I have a hard time understanding the common argument flaw of sufficiency-necessity confusion, as JY calls it. I never seem…
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This is logically sound, but that's not ...Tips and tricks for Necessary Assumption questions?I'm at the NA section of the core curriculum (almost done the problem sets) and so far these are the hardest question type for me. What are some …
... a hypothetical conclusion read as follows, " Humans only have sex because ...Test day drops are freaking me out...So, I’ve recently discovered that some people score significantly less on the actual test as compared to PTs. There is a general “rule of thumb” that…
Think about it logically. If you take enough PTs and score consistently, as long as your in the same mindset nothing should be stopping you from getting the same score. Its all mindsetDiagramming Unless, Except issueCan someone help diagram the question below? I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around it. Manuscripts written by the first time author…
... if you wait in line, logically, either you don't get ... . Because something that is B logically can't be both /C ...PT29.S2.Q13-- tribal communities in North AmericaHi everyone, Hard question here: can anyone explain why answer choice A is completely incorrect? I can see how, based on the passage, "standardizi…
... would be the discussion that follows this regarding the balancing between ...Sufficient Assumption- Looking for adviceHey 7 Sage community, I have been trying to improve my timing strategies in LR overall but one thing I noticed I've been doing during timed sectio…
... ) --> (truth of the conclusion follows from the premises)Sufficient & Necessary Condition - About the Indicators?Hello, Is it possible to understand suff n necc. conditions to such an extent that memorizing the indicators taught to us in the groups become un…
Sufficient & Necessary Condition - About the Indicators?Hello, Is it possible to understand suff n necc. conditions to such an extent that memorizing the indicators taught to us in the groups become un…
... to understand what's occurring logically in the sentence ?
> ...How do I improve on Sufficient Assumption questions?In LR, my worst question type by far is Sufficient Assumption questions. I know about the translations and the formulizing we need to do for that que…
... lacking something that makes it logically sensible.
What would ...PT33.S1.Q19-- historian: the spread of literacyThis was a weird question because while A,B,C, and E all looked wrong, D looked ok but I just couldn't quite 100% understand why D was right. How we…
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The Historian's argument follows literacy + education -> ability to ...Very strong correlation and bi-conditionalsHi guys, hope you all are doing well! I'm wondering if a strong correlation like "the more X, the less Y" could be diagrammed as a bi-conditional …
... X, the less Y" is logically equivalent to "the less Y ... below, which I think are logically equivalent. (Can you confirm that ... /> Thanks!
Edit: Maybe "logically equivalent" is too strong. How ...Strengthening and Weakening QuestionsHi guys, I keep getting strengthening and weakening questions wrong and I can't figure out why... does anyone have any suggestions or helpful tips…
... , both of those arguments are logically similar. They are both atrocious ...Need help identifying irrelevant content in SA/PSA questionsI've been working through the late 40s and early 50s preptests and I'm consistently missing sufficient (and pseudo-sufficient) assumption questions b…
... do that, because it's logically valid, even though it makes ...LSAT June FlexAlright all your future lawyers, let's have a bit of debate. I wanna hear people's opinions on writing vs not writing the online administered June LS…
... the pros/cons are as follows:
Pros of Flex ...Numerical Distributions in Logic GamesSo I've been working on really getting good at recognizing all the potential numerical distributions in certain logic games and I wanna know how some…
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My thoughts are as follows on how you would approach ...Foolproofing Personal Practices/Tips?Starting to foolproof logic games, and I'm wondering what other people's personal practices are for the process (i.e. how many games do you do per da…
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1. Practice games ..."Provided" necessary or sufficient condition?Hi, I was wondering if "provided that" is a necessary or sufficient assumption indicator? (Please see below) You will appreciate cultural differ…
And thinking about it logically in the form of what happens first?
