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What is the "curve?"I've heard a lot of different things about a curve from the test. What exactly is the curve and does it drastically change the score? Anyone have any…
I've heard a lot of different things about a curve from the test. What exactly is the curve and does it drastically change the score? Anyone have any examples of the curve? -
Undergraduates - What to and what not to include in resume?Hey all, I had a question about what someone applying straight out of undergrad should include in their resume. I've worn a lot of hats over my un…
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My campaign work is definitely my biggest job, and ... />
**That being said,** what should an undergraduate include in their resume ... to ONE page. Thus, space is a precious commodity. **Should you ... -
What is a splitter ?Just got my scores and I was looking on the LSAC website regarding each schools 25-75% and was curious as to what a splitter is? lets say your LSAT i…
Just got my scores and I was looking on the LSAC website regarding each schools 25-75% and was curious as to what a splitter is? lets say your LSAT is in the 25% but your GPA is in the 75% does that make you a splitter ? -
Canadian Applying to Ivy League Schools - Is it worth it?Hi everyone, I just got my lsat score back and I scored 177 (which was above my highest prep test by 3 points lol). I never expected to score thi…
... Cambridge. Obviously, the money is a huge factor, especially ... but I'm wondering is an Ivy League education worth the ... but if my goal is international law/human rights ... financial aid (not sure what my situation would be ... the US) so that is also a factor that ... -
PT43.S2.Q20 - social critic: one of the most important wayshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-20/ I find this to be the most interesting LR question I've come across, because I'…
... it requires you to make an inference leap based on common sense ... .
Answer choice D is the credited answer. Answer choice ... to make an assumption that's not in LSAT world. What's ... -
So everyone talks about BR, but what do you do after BR is of little to no help anymore?I've hit a plateau in the high 160s where it seems I keep falling for dumb answer choices and when I review I don't have a hard time noticing what I …
... have a hard time noticing what I did wrong. Should I ... and I'm not sure what to do to correct that ... 'm not even sure what BR is really like for this ... system either. I've changed what I do a lot on ... way and that's exactly what is so nerve wracking about being ... -
What is your LR strategy?Hi everybody. I scored a 143 cold (done in June 2017) but I don't really consider it valid because I was sleeping through Reading Comp and barely ta…
... were LR and LG. LR is somewhat understandable for me. I ... 'd shoot and ask you what are your strategies for LR ... -
Mastered LG, struggling with LR & RCOKAY, I have been almost mastered my LG skills and have been getting the 100% with untimed pts (under 1 hour ). And most of the time, the wrong answe…
... & RC. Yes, maybe it is because my reading skills are ... to comprehend or to make an inference from the passage? I can ... , never really enjoyed reading, but what can I do ? I have ... -
PT48.S1.Q06 - the pubic interest comprisesCan you someone please further explain why AC (C) is wrong? Please also let me know your thoughts on my explanations. Thank you! > P1: Public inte…
... (C) could be considered an inference from the information given, but ... . The stimulus also discusses what broadcast media must do, ... what television producers should do.
D ) Artistic quality is ... .
E ) “Only” is too strong and limiting of ... -
What is this stem asking about?-"Which one of the following, if established, could most logically serve as the principle appealed to in the argument countering the critics’ claim?"…
... anyone know if this stem is indicating an asssumption question or a ... -
What is the purpose of the LSAC my school list?When you have taken the LSAT and submitted transcripts do law schools get an early view of your profile? Why do visiting law schools at my campus ask…
... transcripts do law schools get an early view of your profile ... ask for my LSAC number? Is there any way law schools ... are interested or is it only after you submit an application? Do ... -
Any success stories on LR and what you're study method was like?Hello 7sage club! I'm wondering if there are any success stories out there about LR and what that person did to overcome their weaknesses. Current…
... out there about LR and what that person did to overcome ... don't find that time is an issue at all, on the ... looking to see if there is a light at the end ... -
Priority Waitlist- how is this different from regular wait list?I was put on a wait list, so I sent that school a LOCI about 2 weeks ago; I got an email a couple days ago saying I have been moved and put on Priori…
... 2 weeks ago; I got an email a couple days ago ... put on Priority Waitlist. But what is the difference between Priority Waitlist ... -
What is the re-take ceiling?Hi 7sagers, curious what y'alls opinion is on this - at what point is a test taker to be satisfied with where they are at and move on? I know it is i…
... curious what y'alls opinion is on this - at what point is a ... on? I know it is in our future lawyers ... little.
When is the point where we have ... people say that 175ish is the last milestone of ... be proud and grateful for what I have achieved, and ... -
UChicago Law Interview - What to ExpectHey everyone! I was recently admitted to UChicago and I've gotten a handful of questions about the UChicago interview, so I thought I'd write up a…
... an interviewer. Someone once told me _people rarely remember what ... be deliberately digressing. If an opportunity for a cool ... comfort zone?
What is your greatest accomplishment?
an answer the interviewer would ... -
Negotiating scholarships - what medium to use?First off, I love 7sage for helping me achieve a decent LSAT score and also the admissions site was extremely helpful as well. The only thing I think…
... The only thing I think is glaringly missing from the admissions ... curriculum is a section on negotiating ... this for me:
What is the best way to contact ... email? By letter attached to an email? By snail mail?
What is your 170+ study plan?Hey everyone, I'm taking a step back and redoing the CC. When I first did it, I went through it too fast to internalize what I learned. After…
... it too fast to internalize what I learned.
... revisiting the CC, mainly focusing what I most need improvement on ... study schedule a bit).
**What's your plan?**
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Here is Pacifico’s Logic Games Attack ...PT45.S4.Q16 - People are not happy unlessHey all I've had some trouble with this LR question. When I did this problem, I think I mistakenly diagrammed one of the premises as: Feeling …
... /> Can someone explain how this is properly diagrammed?
... How often does this happen? What other LR questions also test ... in the domain, pushing out an inference
(1) [Domain: ... and Friends
*(1) is applied to most people.
Applying Early, and what does that meanWhat is considered early? What is considered in the middle? And what's considered late? I used to think applying in Sept or Oct was vital, but how m…
What is considered early? What is considered in the middle? And what's considered late? I ... how much of a difference is there when you apply after ... -Dec, would that still be an advantageous time to apply?What is the takeaway if Prep Test scores are consistent but Original vs. BR score continues to widenI have taken three prep tests and have the following results: #1 152 - BR 162 #2 157 - BR 164 #3 157 - BR 169 Clearly the results are encouragi…
... and I am improving. But is there a takeaway to be ... made if my BR is getting better but my score ... . Is there anything else that can be deduced? If not, what should ...What is a sleeve eraser?Hi Everyone, The LSAC rules state that sleeve erasers are not allowed. I never heard of them, and google is not helping me out. I found these http…
... heard of them, and google is not helping me out. I ... you please explain to me what they mean by sleeve erasers ...Mostly Stongly SupportedI asked this question last night and received good feedback that should have been able to help me tackle these problems yet I am still struggling wit…
... I can understand exactly what each premise is saying. That works until ... the next minutes he is making an assumption versus an inference to me. I ... with my answer and it is wrong. How can I continue ... better at these questions or what I am potentially doing wrong ...Applying an LR Main Point Strategy to RC Main Point QsAn idea just occurred to me about how to approach MP questions in RC. My accuracy in these Qs is about 80%, but obviously I'd like this higher, and i…
An idea just occurred to me ... My accuracy in these Qs is about 80%, but obviously I ... using in LR MP questions is if it's a tough ... one that could give support is not the answer. This usually ... RC MP questions asking what is the conclusion? Is there a difference in ...What to do Post CC?Hi 7Sagers, I am set to finish the Core Curriculum this coming weekend and **_am looking for Post CC advice._** For background knowledge, I am …
... to know:
1. What is the typical approach of fellow ... /> 3. How many PT's is it possible to take within ... concepts, etc.?
5. What has typically been the biggest ... admissions, law school itself, being an attorney.
Thank ...The Sufficient/Necessary Flaw: an approach to maximize pointsHey everyone, This post is intended to be an overview of how the sufficient/necessary flaw appears on the LSAT and how we can develop a system of att…
... an effort to solve this problem, you start deducing what is ... the necessary condition. this is an insight that I found ... than geographical knowledge. This is an example of ”following the ... old
This is what answer choice (E) is describing:
“ ...Drill tip: Funky “most” relationships 1Hey folks, I wanted to post a few questions here that contain “most” relationships in them that are not that common. They collectively might only ta…
... point! This is part 1 in what I hope is a 3 part ... lessons, but it is worth repeating.
Here is an example:
Most ... United States
In combination, what must be true here?
inference: that there are more people ...Why the LSAT is a good reflection for law school success: from limited experience of a 1LI thought I’d take some time to write this out for you. It’s becoming clear that the LSAT is a good reflector of Law School success for so many reaso…
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This is much like what we have to do ... need to figure out what it is you are suppose to ... .
This is exactly what you do with the lsat ... can do that, it is an indicator you have the potential ... lsat “isn’t even what we learn in law school ...A word on LG goal setting: the process that worked for meOne thing I have been asked and am starting to take note of is goal setting on LG. Generally speaking, LG is looked at as a section very amenable to…
... This post is dedicated to those who are what feels like a ... constrictions of what the game board allowed, for an inference on an in ... , what went wrong and what went right? Your first goal is to ... : your process of diagnosing what is wrong and keeping the good ...Types of Bases in Logic GamesWhen I do logic games, I usually follow these steps: 1. Read the game. I try to understand the game and subconsciously connect it to the previous ga…
... the setup. This is me thinking of what solid gameboard I ... is a bad move on my part! Thinking about what kind ... **_Example 1: PT14S1G1_**
This is an example of a grouping game ... have differing supervising rules. An inference is that the employees in the ...⚡Official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread⚡Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the November…
... section with the goose question is real?”
❌ **You can ... type** or ask what the answer was)
- “What was the answer ... RC? I think it was an inference question? Was the answer (C ... the **question type** or ask what the answer was)
