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Stupid idea but could it work???I've regressed back into my plateau range of high 150's low 160's. It's disappointing as I thought I had made progress and now I have around 15 of my…
... to counter some of our arguments. At this point you may ... -
No progress? Help!!I started the 7sage core curriculum in March, and finished it last week. My diagnostic was 153. Today, I took my first PT (after my diagnostic test)…
... Kim's approach.
Arguments can be made both ways ... -
Studying.What have people found to be the most efficient way of studying. I am almost done with my 7Sage lessons, and wondering how I should continue my studi…
... as in not understanding the valid argument forms, I am having ... -
Main Conclusion QuestionsDoes a major conclusion usually have a premise, or context follow after it?
Arguments can be ordered in pretty ... -
Do I hit a wall? Any advice would be appreciated, Thank you!!Hi Everyone, In the beginning of June this summer, I was in the middle 150. In the last 4 prep test, I got 154 in prep test 63(BR 169), 160 in prep …
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No contrapositive for some.When some equals 100%, why wouldn't the counter positive be valid?
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PT7 Section 1 Question 14Why is the answer E?!? I cannot for the life of me figure it out. At first I put A, then D, then it turned out to be E and I just don't know why. HEL…
First of all, the arguments in PT7 and other earlier ... can certainly assist with analyzing arguments, but just be aware that ... -
Post Your Questions about EssaysDo you have questions about personal statements, diversity statements or other law school essays? Post them here. I'm writing an F.A.Q. for the perso…
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Mavis Beacon Teaches LSATI was always a pretty computer-savvy kid; growing up in the heart of the Silicon Valley with parents who run their own custom computer shop will do t…
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Post Your Questions about EssaysDo you have questions about personal statements, diversity statements or other law school essays? Post them here. I'm writing an F.A.Q. for the perso…
@nicole.hopkins Great question. Law schools are looking for all kinds of diversity: racial, socio-economic, cultural, etc. If you grew up without a lot of money, that's a valid diversity factor--even if you're doing well now.
