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Any substitute/suggestions for foolproofing without the logic games bundle? I have UltimateI'm planning on using 36-50 and using PTs 60-72 for actual PTs. I might use PTs 50-59 for drills and purchase PTs 73-84 on Amazon. Please advise.
... PTs 36-50 for foolproofing? I have three months to study for the test (Jan-March ... ) but I'm also goign to be ... want to be able to take at least 1 PT/week until the ... week of the ... -
Is PowerScore necessary?Hello friends! Since joining the 7sage community a short while ago, I have been seeing the power score books mentioned a lot. Are they necessary…
... /> > This is not my first time studying for the lsat. I have used ... prep course is more than enough to get you equipped to tackle the LSAT. And you ... had the Trainer. They ... -
Is PowerScore necessary?Hello friends! Since joining the 7sage community a short while ago, I have been seeing the power score books mentioned a lot. Are they necessary…
... /> > This is not my first time studying for the lsat. I have used ... I have the ultimate+, I already have access to all lsat questions ... so I'm afraid to bother investing in the ... how you like to learn and study. If you like to see a ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... Gladwell is a Ninja Turtle.
(C) It overlooks the possibility ... that people who study for the LSAT longer, scores higher ... .
(D) Malcolm Gladwell needs to put ... -
Should I use my current GRE score only or take a gap year and prepare for LSAT?I find that I do not have enough time to get a satisfactory LSAT score in time. I have already taken GRE exams before. My GRE score is 160 (86 percen…
... competitive for a T14 school (your GRE is equivalent to a 162 LSAT while ... prefer a 170+ LSAT, which is around 97th percentile, for T14). Unless you ... to a T14, I would recommend taking the gap year, study for the LSAT and take the ... -
Should I use my current GRE score only or take a gap year and prepare for LSAT?I find that I do not have enough time to get a satisfactory LSAT score in time. I have already taken GRE exams before. My GRE score is 160 (86 percen…
... competitive for a T14 school (your GRE is equivalent to a 162 LSAT while ... prefer a 170+ LSAT, which is around 97th percentile, for T14). Unless you ... to a T14, I would recommend taking the gap year, study for the LSAT and take the ... -
Calling all parents!Any parents out there that are planning on attending law school or who are already in school? Just wanna make sure I'm not alone. I'm seeking some ad…
... speak to the rigors of law school, but I began my studies for the LSAT ... I am heading into the November LSAT and I can tell ... you that the number one thing ... and allowed me the time to study for the past several months has been the fact that ... -
Advice with setting up LSAT study scheduleHello, I plan on taking a year to study for the LSAT and possibly take in June 2020. I was wondering if ya'll recommend studying full time or getti…
... study time is so much more efficient. It helps because your lsat time is ... set. Waking up in the morning and ... all I had to do all day was study for the lsat was really overwhelming ... -
Can't break 17 on LRI am struggling to get more than 17 right on LR consistently. I reviewed all the LR curriculum but I'm still unable to break the 17 right during tim…
... that is costing me points.
however, in the world of the LSAT - the ... well enough to SEARCH for the right AC and not fall into LSAT traps. For me ... and where the LSAT writers thinking is. that gap is what you want to identify ... -
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 …
... That is a very interesting question, although I am inclined to say ... a biconditional A is both sufficient and necessary for B.
... in turn. For example, _the more I study for the LSAT the less I get ... when I grade the PT. Obviously, that is a silly example ...
