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Pause Studying for Debt Reduction?Hi 7sagers! So I'm at a crossroads at the moment. I'm planning on attending law school in Fall 2020 when I'm 26, but I'm studying for the LSAT now an…
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PS with Intellectual ThemeI was told by a former professor that the best personal statements he's seen for graduate schools often have some intellectual theme that is cited in…
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LR Quiz 2Hi again, <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/12963/lr-quiz">As with yesterday</a>, I made another parallel (flawed) argument for a…
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Recommendations for good Publications/Magazines to read for RC practiceReading Comprehension is my lowest scoring section. Does anyone have any good tips for improving this area? I know a few people who find RC the eas…
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LR Workshop with Sage Josh | Abstract Concepts | Wednesday, November 8, 7:30pm ESTOver the next couple of months, I'll be hosting weekly sessions to focus on the LSAT's bag of tricks. These tricks are mostly nonlogical elements of …
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Just took PT68Dear 7sage diary, I just took PT 68. Holy moly, those last two logic games were quite something. Haven't done any BR for the test yet so don't sp…
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Question about LORsEdit -- now I'm realizing youre supposed to waive your right to read the letters. so do I ask 2 professors who I was very friendly with often wen…
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Infer type questions - how to tackleIn questions such as these "the author implies that paintings with religious subjects included buildings bc..." or "the author suggests that Venetian…
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Learning how to complete logic gamesI am having trouble with logic games. I understand what I am doing when I have my tutoring session, but when I am by myself, I have a mental block. …
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Reading for StructureAfter receiving a shocking RC score on the September LSAT, I'm working on improving it for December. I've found that "read for structure" is a commo…
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ClarificationCan someone clarify the distinction between necessary assumption and sufficient assumption questions. I’ve been reading too in to it and it’s gone ov…
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Using subscriptsIs there a lesson or webinar on how/when to use subscripts in conditional statements? I see JY uses subscripts in some of the questions, but I of…
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PTA.S4.Q10 - the therapist's reply to the interviewerWhat does answer choice A mean to you? Coming out of Feb 1996 PT 14 Section 4 Question 10. Question stem: The therapist's reply to the interviewe…
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Meaning of "excludes," different than "presumes" or "takes for granted"?Hello all, I was reviewing PT 77 S2 Q18 (link below) and was having a bit of trouble clarifying my thinking on it. If an argument "fails to exc…
Hello all,
I was reviewing PT 77 S2 Q18 (link below) and was having a bit of trouble clarifying my thinking on it.
If an argument "fails to exclude" X, that means it does not explicitly rule out X, correct? This is different ... -
Test Center Review Ole MissProctors: 4 proctors per room, one reading, 2 pacing Facilities:new testing center used for other large tests ie accoutning What kind of room: roo…
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Predicting answers - Flaw Questions and NA questionsSo with the December test coming up, I am freaking out a little bit now. I have been scoring -13/-10 on timed LR sections. I need to get to at lea…
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SA questionsHello fellow 7sagers, I have been struggling with SA questions. I can't seem to translate the stimulus into the valid argument form. I can draw th…
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Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
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How to truly 'take in' what you've read on the first try?Hi all, Hope everyone is doing well :3 I seem to have developed this habit while I was in university where I don't really 'take in' what I read…
Not sure what to think.I took PT 82 last weekend and totally blew it. I choked on one whole LG section (in that it took forever) and then had less time to spend on the othe…
... the last one because it often has a lot of questions ...LR (and RC) burnout is REALHey everyone, I'm sure there are several past posts like this, but -- for anyone taking the upcoming December test -- I think it's important to c…
... 't choose when and how often it can be charged to ...PT76.S2.Q21 - although the first humans cameHello, As we all know, matching the formal elements in answer choices to the stimulus is a good way to find the correct answer on Parallel type qu…
Higher Numbered Position Rules in LGI have made this mistake more often than I should be. Working PT 28, Game 1; simple sequencing game. My only mistake was misinterpreting the rule: "N…
... have made this mistake more often than I should be. Working ...Curvebreaker PSA Question ExplanationHello fellow December test-takers! I'm brushing up on PSA questions for this Saturday, and I came across a question that I think is an excellent lear…
... that are “curvebreaker” level difficulty often have a very tempting trap ...Thoughts on adding a "Why School X" essay as supplemental information?Hi All, I really want to add another element of my personality/background to one of my applications. I want the admissions officers to know that t…
... to many opportunities for expression (meaning they don't offer optional ...[Test Center Review] Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee (USA)Date of Exam: December 2, 2017 Proctors: Proctors were great to me! My water bottle actually leaked on my ticket on the most important part, meani…
... on the most important part, meaning my face was ripped out ...To cancel or Not to cancelOk guys.. One of my LR section went very unpredictable meaning that I was second guessing my every answer for that section and time pressure did not …
... LR section went very unpredictable meaning that I was second guessing ...Kaplan vs 7sage logical indicators approachI started this LSAT journey with a quick pass through of the Kaplan logical reasoning approach and, honestly, there were still some pretty gaping hol…
... (this was the part I often forgot while doing the Kaplan ...
