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Did you convert from self-study (i.e. Powerscore) to 7Sage?Hi all, I have been studying off of the Powerscore for a month or so before signing up with 7Sage. I have made some great gains through Powerscor…
... ’s difficult for me to pinpoint exactly how much I gained from ... that compared to what I would ... minute between every question to find the right test, flip to the right section and ... -
It's official!Hello everyone! I wanted to take a moment to formally introduce myself to the 7Sage LSAT community. I am located in Nevada and hope to someday go …
... the fundamentals, the true learning of how to master the test is through taking PT's to ... importantly the Blind Review process to grasp the nuances and patterns of the test.
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How much prep?So I scored a 151 on the Feb LSAT; I did about 11 weeks of self prep with moderate effort. I admit, the LSAT was tougher than I expected, and that's …
... is a beast of a test. But, it can be ... into more of a skills test.
@Belgianwaffles said ... Unfortunately, taking the undisclosed Feb test there is no way to know what ... are seeking guidance about how to get the most from the curriculum:
not seeing much improvement in PTsSo I started doing my PTs after finishing the core curriculum and while I initially saw some improvement (started with my diagnostic at 152, then sta…
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The ultimate test for a correct AC is the negation test : if the opposite of ... to be important to be necessary.
It doesn't need to strengthen the ...
It doesn't need to make the argument valid.
Trap ...What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... been transferred to acetate" (logically equivalent to above).
The negation of this ... see how, depending on whether many = some, the negation yields different results. To me ...Question about the Problem SetsI just started my LSAT course and noticed that the PSETs suggest using paper versions of the exercise questions. I've been using the videos, but it d…
Kudos for you to recognize that drilling is best ... posts about how to get the most out of utilizing the bound test groupings provided ... great advice on investing in the best eraser (seriously) and @allison ...June 2016 AdviceI am currently studying for the June 2016 LSAT and have been studying for 3 months. I desperately want a 170 on the LSAT but the last practice test I…
... 171 after BR (going to be spending the next 3 weeks days ... solidifying this to make sure I actually score this on test day ... strengths play very well into the test. It's very possible under ... diagrams for them, or how to spot the difference between a SA and ...Untimed vs. TimedSo I hear a lot of people say "only do timed!" "Timed! Timed! Timed!" But, I've been wondering if doing all timed tests from the get-go help one buil…
... videos for how to do the BR process are available to all ... process has evolved to be one of the most important ... to master the concepts presented on the test.
Check your Practice Test ... schedule and see if you can parallel your timing to join the ...Cold Diagnostic 146 only an 11 on the logic gamesAbout a month ago, I took my cold diagnostic and scored horribly. Since, I've purchased the LG and LR Bibles and have gotten through Ch 5 of both and…
... learn-able test requiring an investment of time to build a ... JY's expertise, how to make the most of the Blind Review concept ... giving their personal time back to the community. All of these ... how she achieved her 18 point increase on the LSAT to be accepted to ...Can a NA answer have a "most" existential quantifier?I always get confused between the NA answers that states A most B and a subtle conditional (the correct answer). During the BR, I am able to correct …
... , thus not being able to completely "wreck the argument."
Whereas ... , which will allow them to completely "wreck the argument." (A -> /B ... statement, even if I use the negation test. The negated forms of both statements ...
