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Taking the LSAT in USDoes anyone know/have experience taking the LSAT in US when on a tourist visa? My family is shifting to US in 2months, while I finish up University i…
... know/have experience taking the LSAT in US when on a ... shifting to US in 2months, while I finish up University in Australia. In case ... I give in Australia) I had wanted to take the February 2019 ... LSAT, however, I would be in US ... -
LR Total (across 2 sections) timed score: -16. BR score: -2. How to bridge this gap?Hey all, So i've been slugging away for LR for sometime. I've done all LR sections from 25-50 (mixture of drills, timed sections, etc.) I've go…
... lot better at really understanding the fundamentals of LR questions. ... from -10 to -2 now for across the 2 sections.
The challenge now is bridging the timed gap. For ...
Any advice on how to bridge this gap?
A New LSAT Study MethodIf you have ever learned a new language, you know that after translating a new word, phrase, or sentence, you don't just stop there. You write that w…
... , when you are learning how to play basketball, you don' ... throws once you get the ball in the net. Professionals spend ... in their muscle memory.
Or think about learning how to play the ... LR, or RC), look at the answer and the explanation and make ...Lawgic Tanslation to EnglishI have a few questions when it comes to logical reasoning so please bare with me. So I know how to pick the correct conclusion and premise and I can …
... me. So I know how to pick the correct conclusion and premise and ... not effective in mastering every question as opposed to the lawgic translations ... I will add a link in for a question where ... conditional logic is being used in the stimulus? Is lawgic and logic ...Rare argument form: the "Tether" assumptionHey everyone, Across my studies, one thing that I have tried to do with LR is to look at arguments as repetitions of older forms of arguments. Tryi…
... how a premise functions, I am “tethering” the subject of my conclusion to ... that the subject in which we have tethered the subject of our conclusion to in the ... 82 where the tether assumption is located: this is how you will ...Practice Test SchedulingHello all, I have been struggling the longest with discipling myself enough to have a stable schedule and now I am starting to find some consiste…
... been struggling the longest with discipling myself enough to have a ... to find some consistency in my study schedule. Unfortunately, I do not know how ... should wait to take them until I have reach the end ... of all the lessons on the syllabus. I ...LSAT Prep AdviceWow, my plate is full. I am working 20 hours a week (Leaving full time for school next week) (Mon-Fri), President of my fraternity, getting married i…
... occupies weeknights. How am I supposed to find the time and dedication to the LSAT!? I ... am scheduled to take the test in ... Sep, but think I am going to change to ...In/ Out Games: Rules Triggered vs Rules IrrelevantNo matter how many videos and notes I take I am still having trouble understanding when the necessary is being satisfied or failed and the same for s…
... am not understanding how to recognize the two when it comes to in/out games ... -2/
In reference to this game, in game board three we ... have In: K, N , ... . If K went in then I thought that the sufficient was being ...Experimenting With Reading for StructurePardon my panicking, but I'm a month away from the LSAT and decided to change my approach to RC, with major emphasis placed on structure as opposed t…
... away from the LSAT and decided to change my approach to RC, with major ... to details. In doing so, I managed to get -12 (woah!) on the RC section in ... have any advice as how to adopt this approach (in other words, what ...Necessary Assumption vs Sufficient Assumption - How to Gage Strong Language?In explaining why the AC was correct for a particular Necessary Assumption question, JY said: "This answer choice is great because it states the assu…
... great because it states the assumption in a weak way. ... /> I can just accept the italicized statement as true and ... but does anyone care to expand on this and ... the correct answer choice said "can be" (as opposed to, ... it bridges premise A to conclusion B ) but I ...
