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Getting Tripped up by TimeDoes anyone else have this problem? When I do a section or a problem timed I get completely flustered because my mind is constantly under pressure an…
... be to not look at the time at all until you get ... the first page and the time you ended on the last page.
Looking at the ... time, thinking about the ... you went over/under at the end and keep making ... -
Any Law School NewsHas anyone heard anything from any of their schools today?
... said:
> > Held at Cornell today. Now just waiting ... releasing any more decisions until the end of April....which sucks ... waitlist.
I know, looking at the last couple years of data ... , people who applied around the time I did usually got ... -
SA Q: how to know which premise to use, and which useless?Hey all, So for some SA Q that use logic and are formulaic, there are cases where there are 2 premises in the stimulus, and it turns out that you'…
... , get good at analyzing the passage before looking at the answer choices. The answer choices are ... -
Needing help with LRSo I'm going -2 to -6 per section on LR. I am missing a wide range of questions it's not just a specific question type. Does anyone have some adv…
... "A" and move on without looking at the other choices. So, hopefully around ... two will be the first ones I look at and spend most ... breaker questions and then use the remaining time to double check ... questions by eliminating all of the wrong answer choices I skipped ... -
Spivey predictions for 2018-19http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/predicting-the-2018-2019-law-school-admissions-cycle-2/ Finally, Spivey's thoughts on next cycle!
... " I agree that the increase in the number of high scorers ... Trump Bump” (apart from the normal increase in high scorers ... overall). Spivey mentions that the number of high scorers ... applicants looking at the number of schools accepting the GRE and the switch to ... -
Spivey predictions for 2018-19http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/predicting-the-2018-2019-law-school-admissions-cycle-2/ Finally, Spivey's thoughts on next cycle!
... tier law school you’re looking at. The GRE is a big change ... more schools accepting it in the near future. It’s highly ... I don’t expect the same impact as the GRE has had. -
LSAT Average ScoreThis may be a silly question, but is it possible that schools that currently take the highest score may start averaging again in the future? I will b…
... . These rankings currently use the highest score which is why ... for admissions.
The average is actually a more ... small handful of schools kept looking at the average for a long time ... US News decided they wanted the average reported, law schools ... -
tips, advice, game plan, trusting the processHi Everyone, Tl;dr: help me score above a 165 plz. I've been lurking in the 7Sage cyberspace for a while, and am incredibly grateful for the co…
... got wrong for the experience of sitting through the exam/seeing ... how I do under the pressure, but if I' ... more intensely). Thanks for the suggestion of looking at the webinar - for some ... reason I haven't taken the ... -
GPA questionsI graduated from undergrad over 10 years ago. However my UGPA is low due to me being young and partying for 4 years straight. I would be attending …
... GPA is usually one of the largest determiners of said rankings ... to realize that, to the school, you are (at first) just a ... easily accessible on the internet. I'd recommend looking at the acceptance statistics for ... get a better sense of the type of school you'd ... -
RC Strategy Question - Understand fully or compartmentalize and move on?#help I have a quick question that I was hoping some of the more experienced LSAT takers might be able to answer (or maybe JY himself). In one …
... by RC at first, but the more passages I look at, the more excited ... I am by the prospect of looking at the next ... your ability to understand the passages increases, the more simple each passage ... -
December 2017 to June 2018Hi all! I am retaking the LSAT on the June 11th date. When I took the LSAT for the first time in December, I had so many hiccups prior to this. I …
... to your suggestion... I am looking at the explanations as to why I ... incorrect. Much appreciated, and all the best in your September exam ... -
Harvard Waitlist GuidelinesI don't know whether I would attend Harvad Law or not if admitted off the waitlist. Harvard sent me an email with the following guidelines asking me …
... have to wait until the actual moment of potential ... try to fill out the class as efficiently as ... seem to be at least slightly in the land of quandary ... you ultimately don't accept the offer, I imagine you ... you flip it over without looking at the end(which I do). ... -
Now to June - what's it looking like for you?June LSAT takers (especially all you studying LSAT full time) -- what is this last month of studying looking like for you? How many hours studying …
... Doesn't that mess up the PT for you though? ... know which one is the experimental and which one ... PT I'll have the experimental PT printed completely ... which section will be the experimental. When I get ... t influence myself by looking at the order of the sections. -
Canadian Thread - LSAT/Law SchoolFrom various posts, I see that there are a lot of Canadians here. I figured that it might be useful to have a thread devoted to Canadian related topi…
... Canadian law schools! At the end, I'll be looking at the school who can ... offer me the best path and ... -
Please Help!For some reason, no matter how much I study, I cannot seem to absorb the lessons! I'll only get a few quiz questions right and most I can't understan…
... again, I made the commitment to master the lessons. This is ... or explanations, and also looking at the discussion board activity. This has ... . From reading comments, or the discussion board, I learned that ... me realize that doing the same for the LSAT will be ... -
Cues for Recognizing Hard Logic GamesI just watched a LG explanation video for a game that JY described as being hard and taking around 12 minutes. It was the first logic game. I am not …
... re at the end of the section, lol. I think the "hard" games at the beginning ... figure it out just by looking at the rules. Sometimes easy straightforward ... games take longer bc the questions force you to ... figure out from the rules. If you're at a point ... -
Cues for Recognizing Hard Logic GamesI just watched a LG explanation video for a game that JY described as being hard and taking around 12 minutes. It was the first logic game. I am not …
... re at the end of the section, lol. I think the "hard" games at the ... figure it out just by looking at the rules. Sometimes easy straightforward ... games take longer bc the questions force you to ... figure out from the rules. If you're at a point ... -
How to do CC?Hi everyone, I just finished MSS question sets, and am constantly missing 2~3 questions. I'm actually amazed at my stupidity. Should I redo MSS …
... problem sets. So looking at the curriculum now - after finishing the logic section (which ... sure to keep at least 1/3 of the problem sets untouched ... you're naturally very adept at the reasoning the LSAT requires, you probably ... -
SA and NA questionsHey 7sagers! I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I get what th…
... might help you study the difference between the two
the conclusion definitely true? (Can ... ** true, does it undermine the argument? (Can this argument win ... questions was brainstorming, without looking at the answers, 3-5 ideas ... -
What’s your best time-saving technique while doing LG?Mine was when I find the right answer, select it and move on — don’t try to disprove the remaining answers. Anyone agree with this? Any others tips/a…
... /> > Shallow dives on the questions first. So before I ... material check out some of the live takes. These are incredibly ...
Lately I've been looking at the questions to see how many ... additional premises it seems that the naked questions are usually ... -
Older and Newer testsI’m currently using the Premium pack and I was wondering if I should practice the older tests (37-58) first then use the newer ones (72-81) closer to…
... accordingly! Are you done taking the LSAT now?!
... I have to start looking at the explanations for the answers I got correct ... got lazy and only looked at the ones I either got wrong ... contenders, one being the correct answer and the other being a ... -
Articles and DocumentariesI've heard that reading the NY Times, National Geographic, and The Economist can help you get better at reading LSAT passages-- especially if you fin…
... /> To that end, consider looking at the acknowledgments on the last couple of pages ... . Here we can find the sources of the LSAT's material. And ... consider reading Thomas Sowell's "The Quest for Cosmic Justice," RC ... -
Is law school worth it?I am sorry for all the questions in this post, but will genuinely appreciate any help and advise. I have done lots of research on salaries and rankin…
... looking at lstreports and examining the finance and debt for the schools you are looking at ... .
And the other thing is six figures ... York and then after looking at the numbers I realized I' ... my home state than. The starting salary here is ... -
Mostly Strongly SupportedI am still in the process of going through these lessons so I might be ahead of myself but is there a formula for tackling most strongly support ques…
... and over again then staring at the screen.
... a "forest" mentality when looking at the answer choices and their own ... really breaking down the stimulus, one statement at a time, and ... lost and just staring at the screen or paper is perfectly ... -
Point at Issue Q'sIs it any faster/slower to approach Point at Issue Q's with JY's approach (reading first person's POV and scanning the answer choices to determine wh…
I really like the JY approach for studying them - it helps you practice verifying against each side. Once I got the hang of them, though, I much preferred to read the entire stimulus and anticipate before looking at the choices. -
Multiple watches on desk during proctored LSATs?From my understanding, watches like the 180 LSAT watch which reset to 0 with the press of a button are banned. I currently have the Perfect Score Wat…
... want to be staring at your watch looking at the seconds while you are ... finishing an answer. Within the minute ... you’ll even look at it after the proctor calls 5 ... . I used the rotating bezel. Never reset the time to 0 ... -
Multiple watches on desk during proctored LSATs?From my understanding, watches like the 180 LSAT watch which reset to 0 with the press of a button are banned. I currently have the Perfect Score Wat…
... want to be staring at your watch looking at the seconds while you are ... finishing an answer. Within the minute ... you’ll even look at it after the proctor calls 5 ... down to the second and time could be called at any ... -
PT30.S4.Q20 - Consumer advocate: The introduction of a new drugThere is a myth out there that on Strengthen questions the LSAT will always give us four definitive non-strengtheners and only one strengthener. But …
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Meaning, all of the new drugs being tested are ... I think that is the fair negation of the answer choice.
looking at the language very carefully haven't ...
You could always ask the LSAC about this, I have ... -
Am I considered URM?Hey 7sagers! So question..Am I considered URM? I was born in Cuba. I'm currently a permanent resident alien. Both my parents didn't go to college,…
... supported further by looking at the demographics and statistical representations at law schools.
If you are asking about the ... whether or not you fit the criteria. The benefits far outweigh the risks. -
Am I considered URM?Hey 7sagers! So question..Am I considered URM? I was born in Cuba. I'm currently a permanent resident alien. Both my parents didn't go to college,…
... supported further by looking at the demographics and statistical representations at law schools.
the criteria. The benefits far outweigh the risks.
the sense in the world. Thank you for ...
