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Word of adviceSo I decided to look on the discussion board to see what the December takers are doing the night before & I stumbled onto a different discussion abou…
... of the exam is most likely to be a fluctuation of ... do probably just want to stay off LSAT forums ... the things we already know to be expecting as possibilities. ... of this is new information to anyone, then it's ... you really do need to acquire before--not during-- ... -
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How relevant are old PT's 19-38?When I began studying for the LSAT I purchased two official LSAT "packs" that included LSAT's from June 1996 (when I was born) until October 2002 bec…
... reading comprehension and logical reasoning sections might be relevant to the skills you ... questions from PTs 1 - 36 to learn relevant key concepts. As ... in PT79 was supposedly similar to a game in the early ... 1990s). If you're looking to master the LG section, I ... -
Alternative LSAT Strategy? Working back from last question to firstGreetings fellow 7Sages :) Since questions in each LR/RC section get harder, and since I start to feel mentally fatigued once I reach questions 18…
If you run out of time, do you want to run out of time on the questions you are most likely to have gotten wrong or on the ones you are most likely to have gotten correct? -
Alternative LSAT Strategy? Working back from last question to firstGreetings fellow 7Sages :) Since questions in each LR/RC section get harder, and since I start to feel mentally fatigued once I reach questions 18…
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> If you run out of time, do you want to run out of time on the questions you are most likely to have gotten wrong or on the ones you are most likely to have gotten correct?
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Completion of Crash Course Workshop #1Just completed the crash course workshop with the LSAT god JY. I can tell you this much, any second spent with the master(JY) makes you a better cand…
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Plan of Action for StudyingHi guys! I wanted to field opinions on my course of action for preparing for the September LSAT. I've been studying for a little bit under a month…
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Plan of Action for StudyingHi guys! I wanted to field opinions on my course of action for preparing for the September LSAT. I've been studying for a little bit under a month…
... reason why it's better to drill 1-35 even though ... are more reflective of what I'm likely to see in September?
to take a fresh PTs. You ... don't necessarily have to save that many for full ... nice in case you need to take that many. Often, ... -
When to switch between Powerscore and Core CurriculumI have just finished the core curriculum for Logical Reasoning, would it be better to continue with the core curriculum or start reading the LR Bible…
... core curriculum for Logical Reasoning, would it be better to continue with the ... the Bibles don't tend to mix well with other curricula ... and that you'll have to memorize first before you can ... -
Circling StrategiesI've heard very little about this. Does anyone use a particular method for triaging LR questions you want to return to? Dark/light circles/squares? M…
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Need advice on next step - after studying for 10 monthsSo I take the LSAT on September 16. I started studying in late December with a cold diagnostic preptest (1) of 162. Reading comprehension was my st…
... I am aptly qualified to make statements about the ... that transitions from consciousness to subconsciousness. An apropos example ... engaged in logical reasoning, vast mental gains are to be had ... mash, and reaped substantial logical reasoning benefits from each. This ... -
Need advice on next step - after studying for 10 monthsSo I take the LSAT on September 16. I started studying in late December with a cold diagnostic preptest (1) of 162. Reading comprehension was my st…
... engaged in logical reasoning, vast mental gains are to be ... mash, and reaped substantial logical reasoning benefits from each. ... scorers have the logical reasoning skills to save the four ... logical reasoning benefits? At that scoring level it's non trivial to ... -
Circling MethodSo I've been trying to develop a circling method for BR/time saving. The best thing I've come up with so far is one circle for questions I'm not …
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It works!I just finished grading PT71,(drumroll), i got a 173!!! And a 178 BR. Got that little email from JY and Dillon. Stick to the BR, be intense in the r…
... gives my brain time to marinate lol. Seems to work. The way ... flaw i make sure to prephrase what i am likely to see in the ... /> After however long i graduate to timed sections of 5s, and ... q type i go back to untimed drills).
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Higher score: good BR/Lower score: poor BRHey all! I've started PTesting for about a month and a half now after going through the core curriculum. My average PT score is a 169 with lows at…
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Order fully determined QuestionsHi friends, I keep having trouble with questions such as #5 section 4 on PT 72 that say something along the lines of "The order of _____ is fully…
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LR DrillsHi everyone, so with the long LR drills from test 70-79. Do any of you time them? or do you just do these questions free form to further understand t…
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For the people getting -0 in LGFor those getting -0 in LG, would you have any advice for strategies during timed conditions? How did you finally make it to -0 in the whole section?…
... CBT situation it is most likely to be the correct answer. ... instinct was correct, quickly moving to the next question.
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In need of encouragementSo working full time and not being able to study as much as I want is not only getting to me physically (I'm tired all the time) but emotionally - I …
... realized that I have to keep what's most important to me (family, LSAT ... know what would help people who work full time the most--maybe ... so many of us relate to it. -
In need of encouragementSo working full time and not being able to study as much as I want is not only getting to me physically (I'm tired all the time) but emotionally - I …
... realized that I have to keep what's most important to me (family, LSAT ... know what would help people who work full time the most--maybe ... so many of us relate to it.
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In need of encouragementSo working full time and not being able to study as much as I want is not only getting to me physically (I'm tired all the time) but emotionally - I …
... realized that I have to keep what's most important to me (family, LSAT ... know what would help people who work full time the most--maybe ... so many of us relate to it.
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In need of encouragementSo working full time and not being able to study as much as I want is not only getting to me physically (I'm tired all the time) but emotionally - I …
... realized that I have to keep what's most important to me (family, LSAT ... know what would help people who work full time the most--maybe ... so many of us relate to it.
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Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
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... St. Louis felt too southern to me. But, don't ... as the place you are most likely to end up.
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Breakdown of Applicants and Applications for 2018 Admission CycleJust released http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/new-2017-2018-cycle-data-as-of-3-27-18/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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Which type of lawyer do you see yourself as a country lawyer or a big city lawyerI wanted to gauge an unscientific poll. Let's say you graduated law school and graduated at the top of your class and you pass the bar exam at the to…
Thank you everyone feedback. I am glad to see people telling about their dreams and what is most important to them. It is awesome. :smiley: -
PT5.S3.Q18 - Dr. Schilling: Those who advocate replacing myCan somebody please help explain why the answer choice (a) is the correct one for this and not (d)? I don't think neither side is arguing which one w…
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diagnostic test - a discouraging scoreHey everyone, So, I have been studying on and off for lsats with 7sage because I had school earlier. I also only studied individual question types …
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Applying to multiple schools to encourage scholarship offer?My UG GPA is 3.82; I haven't taken the LSAT yet (July or September) but I believe I can conservatively expect high 150s-low 160s. I also have 10 year…
... t necessarily have to limit your applications to schools in Florida ... . Typically, you want to have acceptances to higher ranked schools and ... law/scholarships/graph/ to see what schools are likely to offer a scholarship ... are in then follow what @"Leah M B" said ... -
High 160s Plateau..My most recent fresh preptest was PT80 during which I scored a 167. My score seems to hover in that region. Any advice on piercing that veil? Gene…
... on these, you've got to recognize the situation sooner and ... to be a correlation between the questions that take you the most ... the questions that you're most likely to end up missing anyway. That ... worst things you are going to encounter into tidy little bundles ...
