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How to tackle LR weak points?Hey everyone! I've realized that I'm consistently failing the Necessary Assumption, MSS and Flaw/Weakening Questions (Among the most frequent ques…
... Flaw/Weakening Questions (Among the most frequent questions in the test ... which answer choice can be supported. So maybe a review of ... -
What does "Often" mean on the LSAT I have encountered certain questions where often means "Some". I had made a note about it until I came across PT37 S2 Q18 where in answer choice C …
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... method will be helpful to most anyone even when the ... trying to build up empirically supported confidence, not trying to kill ... the passages that you find most difficult (with the leftover time ... way. For instance, probably the most significant of these was the ... -
PT40.S4.Q13 - according to the theory of gravitationChose the credited answer, because nothing else came close, but I'm quite bothered with it. Where does the passage say, or even suggest, that the fin…
... , but I think that is supported even stronger than the "complete ... can only account for, at most, 20%. So we know they ... -
Advice on AddendumHey everyone, miss me? So I know I disappeared and a few 7sagers know why, but after a lot of thought i've decided to proceed forward with my appl…
... with the LSAT. If you followed the September LSAT Saga, it ... an addendum, let alone include most of that in an appropriate ... -
PT70.S4.Q10 - refusing to think about your problems causes gum disease(P1) A recent study shows that there is a correlation between refusing to think about your problems and getting gum disease. (P2) Stress causes s…
... thinks about his/her problems strongly correlates with the degree to ... premises. So how did he logically arrive at this?
The Effectiveness of Fool ProofingHey everyone, with a month left to go before the December LSAT, I just wanted to provide an update to show that the FP technique really is beneficial…
... that foolproofing helped me the most, followed by blind reviewing and taking ... PTs, followed by the core curriculum, followed by the bible ...Over the 170 hump?? (LR is dragging me down...)I started taking this course a month or two ago in preparation for the December LSAT. I finally started doing real practice tests recently. I never d…
... detectible at this point. The most common issues are 1) didn ... get 0-3 wrong on most of them, which is fewer ... missed on my phone (each followed by a separate picture with ...170+ scorers - do you eliminate all 4 AC's/timing issuesHey I have a question for those consistently scoring 170 or above. During a timed test, do you actually read and eliminate all 4 answer choices (AC)…
... , no and yes. Most questions I can prephrase strongly; others, I can ...what is necessaryI signed up for the premium course in able to get more out of the lessons, but with the December LSAT being less than a month away, I am finding myse…
... goal score I would advice strongly against cutting anything out. Remember ... question types appearing on the most modern exams. The problem with ...PT69.S4.Q09 - archaeologists are currently analyzing plant remainsThis is for the Ultimate and Ultimate+ers out there. I wish I could provide the link, but I don't have access to it... Here's the deal. Sentence …
... (just like you had) because logically, the others receive NO support ... 's not even weakly supported or kind of supported. It received zero ...DeleteDelete
... to accept B as being supported, you have to make ... 1. The music is most heavily influenced by Early Jazz ... by the genre which most heavily influences is so ... 1. It has the most in common with Early Jazz ... influence by the genre which most heavily influences, i.e ...DeleteDelete
... computers were a luxury good most people wouldn't have used ... to accept B as being supported, you have to make an ... of questionable answers in the most support type questions. Process of ... /> C, that quality is the most important factor in popularity is ...LSAC Reports on Accommodated Test-taking - Has 7sage discussed yet?LSAC released a report on accommodated test-taking trends: https://www.lsac.org/docs/default-source/research-(lsac-resources)/tr-17-03.pdf "Thi…
... taking advantage of (in the most neutral sense of the expression ... now. Otherwise, this ends up strongly favoring well-resourced testers.December score on applicationsHi- This may sound like a silly question, but I just wanted to double check and make sure----- how do we indicate on our application that we want th…
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Additionally, **we strongly encourage all candidates to submit ... your true abilities are (granted, most will take your highest score ...What are some of the newer changes to the modern LSAT?So, I am close to being done drilling LRs from 1-20 (21-30 going to save), then going to start doing LR sections individually timed from 30-50 (not a…
... 52 and onward are what most would consider the modern LSATs ... . Also, correct answers are less supported by direct textual support and ...Yale PS Editing AdviceSo I am currently debating whether or not to use the 7sage one time editing package for an edit of my personal statement. My dilemma is coming from t…
... don’t think it’s logically consistent to argue that paying ... for free. Those are the most helpful and innovative part of ... strategy can work and be logically coherent, but there is a ...When did you ask about LORs?Took a class this past semester and I really clicked with the prof. I'm hesitant to email her until next semester begins because I know some professo…
... in person. I'd imagine most professors would prefer a face ... formula of your PS, as most likely they will be able ... any means, but I would strongly advocate approaching them as soon ...Yale PS Editing AdviceSo I am currently debating whether or not to use the 7sage one time editing package for an edit of my personal statement. My dilemma is coming from t…
... don’t think it’s logically consistent to argue that paying ... for free. Those are the most helpful and innovative part of ... strategy can work and be logically coherent, but there is a ...Fool Proof Method NOT helping.For 3-4 months I have been doing the fool proof method. After a redo or two, I can perfect a game, getting all the questions right and under my time …
... first. This happens naturally for most of us. I found myself ... games and double layer games followed for me with chart type ...Take the June LSAT and apply for the current cycle - Fall 2018?Hi all - this convo came up in another post and @TheMikey kindly posted the link to an article and kindly gave me his thoughts on it. I wanted to sha…
... other top schools also quietly followed...
The scholarships being ... is a myth for the most part (except for maybe HYS ...Finished CC. Should I take PT or drill & BR sections + foolproofing?I am apprehensive to take a PT because although I feel like I've gained a plethora of knowledge and skills I fear a low score or one close to my diag…
... drilling LR & RC sections followed by BR, and also foolproofing ... know where you need the most work. It will be helpful ...Excessive TakesI've taken the LSAT three times and have one cancel. I scored in the 94th percentile on my highest take.
... a diagnostic score of 120, followed by 147, 155, 152.
most schools only care about your ...175+ scorers- what was your diagnostic, and how long did it take you to study?Hi guys, I'm a new 7Sager and this is my first post! I am tentatively aiming to take the November 2018 or January 2019 test, with an end goal of …
... experience, but I bet in most cases it is a combination ... RC, but on games I followed a pretty normal path. I ...175+ scorers- what was your diagnostic, and how long did it take you to study?Hi guys, I'm a new 7Sager and this is my first post! I am tentatively aiming to take the November 2018 or January 2019 test, with an end goal of …
... experience, but I bet in most cases it is a combination ... RC, but on games I followed a pretty normal path. I ...175+ scorers- what was your diagnostic, and how long did it take you to study?Hi guys, I'm a new 7Sager and this is my first post! I am tentatively aiming to take the November 2018 or January 2019 test, with an end goal of …
... experience, but I bet in most cases it is a combination ... RC, but on games I followed a pretty normal path. I ...175+ scorers- what was your diagnostic, and how long did it take you to study?Hi guys, I'm a new 7Sager and this is my first post! I am tentatively aiming to take the November 2018 or January 2019 test, with an end goal of …
... experience, but I bet in most cases it is a combination ... RC, but on games I followed a pretty normal path. I ...High-scorer opinions on ThinkingLSAT's advice?The ThinkingLSAT podcast takes a strong stance on several issues that seem directly counter to 7sage forum advice. In particular, they say that p…
... on several points. But as most people said above, certain strategies ... immediate score increase. If I followed Thinking LSAT's strategies, I ...PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
... by natural fires. So the most straightforward explanation for why (E ... , then wouldn't the author logically HAVE TO AGREE that the ...
