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One Year Study PlanHey guys, so I recently decided to postpone from taking the June 2018 to June 2019. Now with all this extra time on my hands I'm trying to figure out…
... methods are sufficient to get the answer to any LSAT question ... are going to want to use 7sage to input the results of ... are going to want to both revisit the core curriculum regularly ... to memorize the structure of the essays. This is the hardest section to ... -
Fool-proofing LGCan someone explain the process of fool-proofing? What resources do you use? Does is matter if I fool proof before or after going through CC? How man…
... /> > Can someone explain the process of fool-proofing? What ... test of games everyday along with the repeats from the day before and the ... 'd say that is the reasonable minimum to get through it sanely ... seems right to me especially if you study the other ... -
Scoring low 160s, can I get to 170s by June? and more questions!Hi fellow 7sagers, I'm currently scoring low 160s and I really desperately want to get into the 170s, have been working at this for around 9 months, …
... on the test always does. However, logic games is usually cobsidered the easiest section to ... improve on and foolproofing is the fastest way to ... think with RC the writing something next to each paragraph is a good ... -
Is four months enough to study for the LSAT?I am considering on registering for the September LSAT. Considering on purchasing the three month course from 7Sage. Would this be worth trying inclu…
... RC is something you can learn but it is hard to teach.... LR is the ... hardest section to find great materials to learn ... from in my experience and the 7sage core curriculum is the ... -
Is four months enough to study for the LSAT?I am considering on registering for the September LSAT. Considering on purchasing the three month course from 7Sage. Would this be worth trying inclu…
... RC is something you can learn but it is hard to teach.... LR is the ... hardest section to find great materials to learn ... from in my experience and the 7sage core curriculum is the ... -
Do universities consider whether the LSAT taker had been working full-time?Hi Everyone, I am one of the LSAT takers who are working full-time. I graduated with my B.A. around a year ago. I have been working at a Los Ange…
... -time and study for the LSAT. Sorry to be the bearer of bad ... enough to get a higher score.
I think that is the ... right attitude to have! I had the same sentiment as you ... a big part of that is the LSAT :expressionless: -
162 -> 161 > 169 >163 > 166...How can I hit 170 for June LSAT?Those are the five diagnostics I've taken. I've got about 5 weeks. I'm pretty consistently about -5 on RC, when I got a 169 I got -1 and -2 on LR,…
... taking the test in June/July I would say to fool proof the games ... way or Pacifico Method is the BEST way to learn games. Heck, it ... representation of the newer tests. The underlying skills are the same, but the games, the frequency ... -
#HELP I need direction on studyingHey there! I think I need some direction.The first time I took the LSAT I made a 144. I am registered to take the test again in June. I am studying e…
... unless your LR is satisfactory. RC is kind of the red-headed-step ... things to study for.
That said, the most important thing is ... what other people suggest is the best section to study.
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ABA accreditation committee drops standardized testingI just saw on Spivey twitter feed that the ABA is formally dropping requirement for standardized tests for admissions. They say more this cycle will …
But wouldn't Law Schools still favor the LSAT due to the USNW ranking? -
ABA accreditation committee drops standardized testingI just saw on Spivey twitter feed that the ABA is formally dropping requirement for standardized tests for admissions. They say more this cycle will …
> @Micolash said:
> But wouldn't Law Schools still favor the LSAT due to the USNW ranking?
That's assuming the USNW ranking system will still consider LSAT scores.
