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⚖ Official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the June 202…
@noonawoon That’s what they did for me! I had huge problems with ProctorU on Sunday and I did my re-take Friday. Much better experience the 2nd time around. Now I just have to worry about them reporting the wrong score haha. -
Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... . Therefore, Bill will win the race.
Example answer choices ... -
Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... that Bill will win the race impossible. These negations make it ... -
Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... . Therefore, Bill will win the race.
The faster runner ... faster runner, sometimes, wins the race." The correct answer choice for ... , for Bill to win the race we would find an answer ... that Bill will win the race. -
Most questions that I get wrong are after Q16... need adviceI found a pattern that I get most Q1 to Q 15 on LR right, but after Q15-16, I start to get more wrong question. Anyone has similar situation like me?…
... at distances longer than you "race" for.
Hopefully this ... -
Score Validity ReviewI took the July test and today saw that there was "Score validity review" under the special notes column for the July test on my LSAC page. Does anyo…
Oh my I am so sorry I was just coming here to post to tell you that there are multiple people on Reddit reporting that same thing. A free re take doesn’t compensate people who had active applications out and were trying to go to school this cycle. -
I raised my score by 22 points in 2 months (151-173) Study TipsBefore I begin, I think it would help if I stated my strong and weak points so that if they differ greatly from yours, you don't have to waste your t…
... , before every practice AND every race, he did the exact same ... -
I Want to QuitSo, this is my first time posting on the Forum; I didn't really know where else to turn. I see a lot of people post their highest scores, tips on how…
... yourself thinking this is a race of life, it's not ... -
Taking LSAT-FLex vs Regular PTsSo when 7sage released the Flexifier for the PTs, I noticed a jump in my score in the two next tests (they were 2 out of my 3 highest scores). Since …
... ankle weights while running come race day when you run without ... -
Would you count being apart of the LGBT as a URM?I was wondering if I should take this into consideration when using the calculator to determine the likelihood of being accepted.
As far as Im aware... i dont think so. Generally LGBTQ is a valid and strong diversity factor in a diversity statement. But thats different from the URM factor in the admissions calculator which refers to race -
PT1-S3-Q22- The 1980s have been characterizedThis question proved to be incredibly challenging for me. Could someone please define how the argument used two different uses of the term "selfish?"…
... that involves benefiting the human race, which is not only not ... -
October 3 LSAT-Flex (US, Canada, and International)Announcement from LSAC: <ul> <li>The October 3 LSAT (USA, Canada) and October 4 -10 LSAT (International) will be Flex</li> <li>LSAT-Flex will be a…
... for the LSAT says: _"Reporting Time: You must report to ... Test no later than the reporting time indicated on your LSAT ... . LSAC will strictly enforce the reporting deadlines set forth in this ... actual Test date, day, and reporting time printed on your LSAT ... -
October 3 LSAT-Flex (US, Canada, and International)Announcement from LSAC: <ul> <li>The October 3 LSAT (USA, Canada) and October 4 -10 LSAT (International) will be Flex</li> <li>LSAT-Flex will be a…
... for the LSAT says: _"Reporting Time: You must report to ... Test no later than the reporting time indicated on your LSAT ... . LSAC will strictly enforce the reporting deadlines set forth in this ... actual Test date, day, and reporting time printed on your LSAT ... -
October 3 LSAT-Flex (US, Canada, and International)Announcement from LSAC: <ul> <li>The October 3 LSAT (USA, Canada) and October 4 -10 LSAT (International) will be Flex</li> <li>LSAT-Flex will be a…
... for the LSAT says: _"Reporting Time: You must report to ... Test no later than the reporting time indicated on your LSAT ... . LSAC will strictly enforce the reporting deadlines set forth in this ... actual Test date, day, and reporting time printed on your LSAT ... -
URM QuestionApologies if this isn’t the right place for this question. On my LSAC profile and on applications I have been selecting two race/ethnicities, one…
Things having to do with race/ethnicity can really be so ... , especially when people are mixed race/look a different way than ... -
URM QuestionApologies if this isn’t the right place for this question. On my LSAC profile and on applications I have been selecting two race/ethnicities, one…
... write a diversity statement about race unless you truly feel that ... -
Argument partDoes anyone have any suggestions on how to better approach the Argument Part Questions? I feel like they are "freebies" yet giving me a hard time. #h…
... (information that author is simply reporting to you; most of the ... -
Test anxiety affection performance?Hi all! I'm sure there's a lot of you out there who have gone through this and I thought it would be helpful to get some advice. I have been on …
Plus one to the caffeine tip! My heart used to race during timed sections and PTs and I couldn't focus.I had to scale back my caffeine intake to one cup of tea in the AM and it massively helped. -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
Certainly not. That option exists for a reason. If you don’t feel comfortable disclosing your race, then by all means don’t. -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
Im not saying its negative i just dont see how it could be positive. Like declining to answer anything, not just race doesnt seem like it would be positive.
It could be neutral though -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
... starting conversations with people about race when recording HUD data also ... by the government to assume race when they declined to answer ... -
⚖ Official October 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official October 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Octob…
... who took it and those reporting in this forum are not ... -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
It likely makes no difference what you choose, prefer not to say means they won't consider race as a factor in decision. Similarly if you are white, race also won't really be a factor in the decision, so it does not matter what you put. -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
The fact that OP has to even ask this question is actually incredibly sad. I chose to disclose my race but I had similar thoughts. Look at the recent court cases involving Yales discriminations of whites and asians. Truly sad. -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
... you include your identity as Race A then the respective percentages ... , if you do not disclose race, then they can admit you ... /> https://www.brookings.edu/research/race-gaps-in-sat-scores-highlight ... an LSAT score breakdown by race from 2007-2014.
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
Omitting your race and/or gender, isn't ... doesn't matter. Your identified race may give you a soft ..."Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
... check the box indicating your race, and if that happens to ... compensate for whatever decrement your race affords.
It's ...JD or Joint JD/PhD program?Hi everyone, I'm a current junior in undergrad studying English (major), Government (minor), and Africana Studies (tons of course work). At my schoo…
... a law professor, teaching critical race theory.
It sounds ...JD or Joint JD/PhD program?Hi everyone, I'm a current junior in undergrad studying English (major), Government (minor), and Africana Studies (tons of course work). At my schoo…
... cultural studies, but if critical race studies are a hot field ...
