the last few times i've done LR i've just tried racing through the questions and you know what. i've found my score to be significantly better. i've gone from -11 to -3/-4 the past few days. as an added bonus i typically have 6 or 7 mins to review my ...
I've run out of practice tests, so I'd like to take the India LSATs, as previously recommended by @Litian.Chen and @"Nilesh S" http://www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia/#handbook .
I noticed, though, that the Games section for the first ...
Hasanyone noticed that lawgic is useful ... the material for the LSAT has been useful in so many ... validity.... just curious to know... anyone else had the experience that ... studying for this test has affected other areas of their ...
Hasanyone thought that the decision to stop the distribution of prep tests might be good for us competition wise? In the future, LSAT test takers will not have the old tests to review and practice from. Maybe this gives us an advantage.
Hey guys, I'm starting an in-class LSAT prep in San Francisco called Nathan Fox LSAT prep. Hasanyone heard of it? It has really good reviews online and I was wondering if anyone is in the area. The books he writes have really good reviews as well.
Hasanyone heard of/use a reading strategy where you don't read the question stems in LR and simply figure out the question type via stimulus? If so, is it effective?
So I was just poking around on the site and to my surprise 7sage has a law school course! I had no idea. Hasanyone taken this course and if so, has it really made a difference in your law school grades and/or experience?