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PTs vs. CambridgeHello, I have what I feel is a silly question. I'm about a month into my 7Sage course; I'm on the Logic curriculum and I finished MSS questions las…
a lot of people tend to use the Cambridge (I mean ... kinda) so its more up to you if you feel theres ... might be a better way to go -
When Would I Need to Upgrade?I currently have the Starter package but at some point would like to upgrade to the Ultimate. But, to get as much time as possible, I don't want t…
I just upgraded to the Ultimate. It took ... me about 2-3 months to do so. The biggest ... types (especially once you get to Most Strongly Supported questions) and ... , you would only need to upgrade if you think you ... needed them so I upgraded to Ultimate but I can ... -
170+ ScorersFor those of you who have taken the LSAT and joined the coveted 170+ club, I have a few questions: 1) What was your initial diagnostic? 2) What was…
I agree with royaimani. I tend to get hungry half way through section 4 and that affects my performance. Also, I would like to know how many PTs do you take in a week? -
What do YOU do to stay motivated?And I don't mean just for the LSAT - for anything. Do you unwind with some TV? What shows do you watch? Do you snack or grab some coffee? Run aro…
I relax by watching my favourite TV show, Doctor Who (especially after a bad PT). Watching the doctor run around saving the universe really helps me keep my mind off the test (I tend to over think and over analyse) until I am ready to EXTERMINATE the LSAT. -
has anyone else experience this? when i just fly through LR i wind up scoring consistently betterthe last few times i've done LR i've just tried racing through the questions and you know what. i've found my score to be significantly better. i've …
@emli1000 yes, i personal read the each question but rather i tend to go with my instincts and react quicker if when i'm going through the questions at a faster pace -
BR TimingHey 7sagers! I was just wondering how long (on average) does it take for you guys to BR an LR section? It takes me at least 1hr to 1hr 30 mins min…
Which is a good thing coz its comprehensive :) Al though at times I did tend to skip over the when I felt that I understood the whole thing. (NOT RECOMMENDED) -
Missing questions at the end of sectionsI consistently get 2 questions at the end of each section on LR and RC incorrect, even if I end up with a couple minutes to spare to check answers, I…
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Do you tend to miss the Q's on the same question type (i.e Flaws, Necessary Assumptions,etc)? If you're only missing like -2 to -4 wrong per section, then you might just need to work on your timing as you have the basics down. -
Causation - CorrelationHey guys! I've been meaning to ask if anyone could help me better understand this concept. I think I understand it but when I'm under timed condit…
... that merely indicates two things tend to be observed together.
< ... ways - ask you to weaken/strengthen, ask you to know what would ... be valuable information to know to evaluate the argument (i ... maybe they're going to ask me to pick up on that ... -
Powerscore LR bible?I want to buy Powerscore LR bible from amazon. Anyone else used this book and liked it or have any other recommendations? I am terrible at LR because…
... is too complicated and I tend to like complicated. I'm using ... -
Hi Guys, I have troubles again. Any advice will be appreciated. I've been practicing LSAT since June 2014. I went through all 7sage materials besides Logical Game Bundles in the end of August. Then I spent 3 mont…
@devin.balut
I tend to second guess myself a lot during prep test. But I do tend to think I am right all the time. Perhaps that's another issue I need to work on. Thank you for your advice!
