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Life-Changing RC Tips? Help me friends.Hello! So RC is consistently my worst section. Do y'all have any life-changing RC tips that really helped you raise your score or changed the way yo…
... that question. The reason I advocate this approach is that you ... -
For those PTing, how many per week and how many do you plan to take total?I believe JY said 40 is the ballpark number of PTs a student should aim to take before the LSAT, but I may be misremembering.
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If the LSAT were the last thing I do.I don't know if this helps, but sometimes, I think of events in life as my dying act. You know the saying: live every day like it's your last? Corny,…
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Mining game = reincarnation of PT60's Game 3?Besides us all taking the November 2018 together, the one other thing we have in common is our disdain for that bloody mining game. But, for some rea…
... /> @akistotle would be a better judge, but I think the only ... -
LSAT Accommodations for people with physical disabilities?I was in a car accident about three years ago and am now a quadriplegic. I would love to go to law school to advocate for disability rights. I have…
Maybe ask to speak to someone else there. Good for you for planning to go to law school to advocate for persons with these and other struggles. -
Why you should probably take the July 2019 LSATThe July 2019 LSAT presents us with a very unique opportunity. LSAC's thinking is that this will be the test on which they transition to digital, and…
... low score, and judge it exactly as they judge a low score ... -
Why you should probably take the July 2019 LSATThe July 2019 LSAT presents us with a very unique opportunity. LSAC's thinking is that this will be the test on which they transition to digital, and…
... low score, and judge it exactly as they judge a low score ... -
Got accepted, yay! Now what?Just got accepted and paid my seat deposit for my top choice school, yay! But what should I do between now and August when school starts? Anyone h…
... -written essays by a prominent judge and law professor on a ... -
Delaying Law SchoolHello 7sagers, I wanted to talk about this reoccurring issue I have been having about delaying law school. So let me first start off by stating th…
... Testmasters class. Then, the Marine Corps sent him on recruiting duty ... -
How to identify what law schools you want to attend?Hello, I wanted to get everyones thoughts/opinions on how they identifying what law schools they wanted to apply to and the criteria if any they used…
... want to clerk for a judge? Some schools are better than ... -
A rant for anyone bored and wanting to read somethingToday, many of us, including myself, took the Jan LSAT. Congratulations for having survived the tribulation. I just wanted to share a little anecdote…
... am a law student, an advocate, and contract brief writer. I ... -
What does a high Blind Review score entail for studying?I have noticed that with my last few PrepTests, my Blind Review scores have been within the range of my goal score. Whenever I Blind Review, I notice…
... . It allows you to objectively judge your own work. This is ... -
Thank you 7Sage!I'm at work, so I can't write everything I want to express. But I got my dream score! I truly don't think it would have been possible without the…
... your confidence and score. I advocate everyone practice the art of ... -
Thank you 7Sage!I'm at work, so I can't write everything I want to express. But I got my dream score! I truly don't think it would have been possible without the…
... your confidence and score. I advocate everyone practice the art of ... -
Gracias 7Sage and FarewellHi all, Just wanted to tell you all thank you for the support. After starting at a 151 as a diagnostic, I hit a 166 on my third take in January. D…
Thank you all! @keets993 i'm honored...you've been such an inspiration on this forum and an amazing advocate. Best of luck in law school! -
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…
... and 7Sage is a strong advocate for splitting the game boards ... -
Negotiate money? Give a deadline? Seat deposit? Plz helpHi all! I applied to a total of 12 schools back in September / October. I’ve since heard back from 8/12 (woo!) and have a few financial aid offers…
... you are your own best advocate, and if you don't ... with the person, the better advocate they will be for you ... -
only if, only when, only whereI am not understanding the key concept of "only if/only when/only where" and how they are not biconditionals. Can someone help? take this sentence…
... for, say, voluntary manslaughter, the judge may not be very impressed ... -
Retaking at the same test centerDid anyone who took the test 3+ times take it at the same center each time? I'm going on my fifth take and kind of feel insecure about taking it at t…
They probably do enough tests that they won't remember you and honestly if they're going to judge you for taking the exam that many times then that's their issue.
Pursue your goals, ignore the haters, Profit. -
Radio Silence from AdmissionsHey Peeps, I applied to eight schools in mid-December (which from my understanding seems to be around the halfway point of the cycle) and so far I…
... on. You are your only advocate, and the more the school ... -
PT69.S3(P4) - Calvaria major is a rare but once-abundant treehttps://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-69/ I am retaking this PT and I **really** struggled with this passage. In particular, I have trouble understand…
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How old are you going to be when you start law school?I will be 27, I feel a little behind. I didn't expect to work for 3-4 years after college. I hope it is not an invasive question. Happy to hear about…
... more than actually hiring an advocate who has a broader view ... -
Best Hardest Acceptance Decision (Yale v. T10 with full ride)Hi all! It's been about a year and a half since I began my journey of studying for the LSAT and applying to law school, and (in no small part due …
... you mean federal prosecutor or judge? By private, do you mean ... -
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3-month Timeline: What's good studying and what's a waste of time?Hey guys, I'm very new to 7Sage, but have found the discussion and resources to be a invaluable supplement to my LSAT studies. I apologize if somethi…
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Accommodation/extra time, so unfairI have seen a few posts here and on other forums about accommodation, didn't think much about them back then. But now as the July exam is within 2 we…
Is it true that some people can find a way to receive accommodations despite not actually needing them? Probably. Does that make accommodations wholly unfair? No. Are you the judge of what constitutes as a “real disability”? Absolutely not.
