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September 2016 LSAT - 4 Weeks OutI've seen a number of people posting about postponing. Now that we're 1 month out until September, I'm curious who is actually still planning on taki…
... taking the Sept. test. Personally, I have looked at the time between my ... June take and now as more ... , I think what's most important is keeping confidence up and your skills fresh ... -
Sharp drop in scores (179 -> 167). Where to go from here?Hi Folks, I have been studying for the LSAT for roughly a year now (on and off for first 8 months, but full-time in these last 4) mainly utilizing…
... these. What I realized is that the difference between the trap answer choice and the right answer ... books were not children's books and if the person had been fined ... mentioned the fact that the books the person checked out were children's books ... -
Ultimate to Ultimate+ upgradeHi, So I have decided to withdraw from the Septermber test and take it in December. I am averaging at around 165 need to push it to a 170 plus. Wo…
@"Alex Divine" @sweetsecret in fact, then question bank is what attracts me to upgrade the most. Tell me something, how does this work? Can you just type, for eg. MSS and get all most strongly supported questions ever? -
Are the tests getting harder??So, for some background. I took the June test and did well but not the score I was looking for. I was planning on taking the test yesterday and the r…
... doing to maintain reliable differentiation between scorers, though I could be ... necessary assumptions, resolve/reconcile, most strongly supported, complete the passage, and pseudo-sufficient assumptions, whereas ... -
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... your knowledge, it seems, and the biggest key to timing well ... the time and should work according to it, but there's a difference between that and ... 've done most of them, and save some of the newest tests ... -late-January. Aside from the many benefits to retakes, ... -
Identify conclusionWhich of the following most logically completes the passage? Electronic communications such as email, text messages, chats, and posts on the "wall…
... it as identify the conclusion is as "most strongly supported". In this case the task becomes ... face to face communication from the stimulus. What if electronic communication had ... B gives us a solution and unlike A defines straightforward language ... -
PTs for DecemberWhich PTs should I use to study for December? I've only done 12, and December is a rewrite for me, so I've pretty much finished studying, and I want …
... more attuned to reading passages and answering respective questions.
what the question is asking you. Many ... of the questions look like LR questions (Most Strongly Supported, Must Be True, Main Point ... -
Anyone want to go through the September LSAT questions?Sorry if it's too soon and you're still drinking heavily! I am really really confused about Section 1 Logical Reasoning Q21, the one about Alzheimers…
... , the difference between what the computer scientists think and the author thinks is that the operation of the brain ... , but the way the author set up the argument sounds like s/he will ... . It's an extreme answer, and negated it doesn't affect the argument ... -
Are the new logic games harder?My LG scores were already so-so on the earlier tests (-6-7 per section), and dropped like a sack of bricks when I started doing preptests in the 70s …
... /> Under what conditions would I want to back out and postpone?
and a point or two can the difference between millions of ... really no question that it's worth it.
I ... -
RC Lessons Learned, please do shareDear all, LSAT has become my new drug now. And what JY had said, RC has become especially addictive. As such, I am more desperate to score high o…
... my time and going back to find the answer. I ... for a 100% answer most of the time. Then, I ... with just plain skipping the hardest questions. You ... and you still don't feel like you know for sure what ... it probably is the difference between high 160s and low 170s. I ... -
Necessary and Sufficient FlawHello all, I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the difference between a necessary and sufficient "switch" in a flaw question (i.e., a condit…
The difference between a sufficient and necessary assumption is incredibly subtle, and distinguishing them ... Patrick Chan, one of the world's best figure skaters.
the world's best figure skaters < ... graceful as Patrick Chan. What if I'm more ... -
PDF PreptestsHey guys, I believe the answer to this question is no, but are there any methods to obtaining preptests in PDF formats? I have a bunch in standard…
... the line. E.g. the difference between printing or saving the quizzes from this course and ... using them yourself vs. sending the saved PDF's to ... .
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Which 7sage course?Hi all- 7sage newbie here and plan on sitting for the June LSAT. I will purchase my 7sage bundle within the next week or two and start studying Janu…
... saw the various schedules that I follow depending on what else ... strength training world, it is the difference between knowing that you need an ... there's a third secret. Treat it like your life and future ... Yellow Ribbon Program, I know what area I want to live ... -
LG HelpI understand the 7sage method of improving on games (referring to the flowchart that is mentioned in the core curriculum) but I find that over the la…
... watch all the videos and draw out the inferences along with JY's explanation ... particular question asking me, or what the implications of a specific rule ... with them, despite understanding what the difference between not-both and or rules are.
Quick question about the admissions package.If I enroll in premium but felt the need for more, is it possible to upgrade to ultimate? (like the LSAT course, which you just pay for the differenc…
... can't read apparently! Here's what I actually meant to post ... content, you can upgrade and only pay the difference between the courses. Upgrading will add ... a +1 month extension to the ...Reading comp AGHI'm scheduled to write the Feb exam and I've noticed that my RC is my <b>worst</b> section by far! I'm averaging - (3-5) per LR section, and -(0-2) p…
... bit of question stems: main point question, what's the purpose of a certain ... sentence/paragraph, MSS bc passage/Most ... recall structuring of the paragraphs, the relationships between all said paragraphs, and the passage as ...Study with Spouse?Hi everyone, At some point I will find a study buddy, but I have a question... Has anyone studied with a partner that is not familiar with the …
My spouse and I spend time together studying ... first coming to the discussion boards]). There's a difference between your hubby learning ... not sure what he does professionally, but maybe in the evenings you ...SA Questions and Mental HurdlesI guess I have a 2 part question in a way. First, I have been working on SA questions and I'm really having trouble putting everything together under…
... arithmetic, and there is a patent correlation between my stress level and my ... yourself will not work. The fastest, most accurate approach to analyzing problems ... the clock to tell you what's too slow, not your subjective sense and ...PT20.S4.Q25 - marianne is a professional chess playerDespite reviewing JY's explanation (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-25/), I don't understand why answer choice (C) is …
... great in terms of seeing the difference between the two arguments that are being ... argument.
That's exactly what answer choice "D" does.
between her premise and her conclusion.
Answer ...PT20.S4.Q25 - marianne is a professional chess playerDespite reviewing JY's explanation (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-25/), I don't understand why answer choice (C) is …
... choice (C)s "Not all" in this case use the same reasoning ... /> Well the difference between PT 29.1.16 answer choice B and PT 20 ... )
* The argument is assuming that what "can" help make a conclusion "will ... have to at all. That's why answer choice C is ...PT63.S1.Q10 - ms. sandstrom's newspaper columnHi all, Blind reviewing the aforementioned Prep Test and having trouble with PT.63.S.1.Q.10. I almost never have these kinds of very basic questio…
... of conclusions that have similar (conclusion + premise) structures? You said ... one off the top of my head) what are some ... /> Similarly, how would one the difference between the #1 and #2 above? (I.e., ... above, OR if it's a conditional conclusion?)
...PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
... /S (success). This is actually a subconclusion because it is supported ... . The reasoning that follows the actual conclusion, receives some support. What reason ... valid and/or super strong. The flaw usually comes in between the subconclusion and main conclusion. ...Most Strongly Supported Questions: I can't seem to "anticipate" an answer choice at allMy problem with MSS seems to be that I usually can't anticipate an answer choice in advance. Only about one out of five or six times does my my "ant…
... little thing (the sun rose in the East) and use that ... short premise and make a claim that is supported by that ... conclusion that is most strongly supported. Because we don’t know which part of the ... what they are talking about and open mind when you head into the ...The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
... the difference between "anything" and "even if", is that the word "anything" applies to all the ... be listed and it serves the function of what it ... nouns that "jump". And that's why even though "anything ... necessary condition. It's more about the concept. Even if ...PT29.S1.Q08 - nutritionist: many people claim thatHi! I am struggling to see why D is right over E. When I first solved this Q, I selected D, but after I did BR, I chose E. D) I initially liked a…
What we know from the stimulus is that eating a ... produces a lot of insulin and that insulin **can cause** weight ... ) is most strongly supported.
For (E), we don't know the lack ...Struggling with Necessary Assumption QuestionsOk, so I am almost done with the NA portion of the CC and I am lost. I am hit and miss on the "assumption" made in each question. While understanding…
... where choosing a strongly worded answer choice usually is the way to ... the conclusion state? why does it state this from the premise(s)? What is the gap between the ... P and C? From this gap, what is ...Reading Comp - timingHey everyone, just wanted some insight. So I have just started to tackle reading comp passages. I am curios to know for those that have increased…
... s The LSAT Trainer sections on RC and ... the roles of the component parts in the passage. For some passages (usually the most ... what is the relationship between subjects?
-what is the organization of the ... locate a main point/ sub conclusion/ opposing ...What defines a splitter?I don't know if there is a technical definition on the matter, but I'm curious what scores/GPAs make you a splitter. Is it overall, or specific to sc…
... 3.0 and working to see what lsat score ... is a big difference between a 2.99 and a 2. ... The more the better. You need to distance yourself from your GPA and ... 8 GPA and non-URM for the following assumptions - and I ... but with no scholarship and at sticker they might ...Asked about this the other day...Sufficient/Necessary....and when it mattersI asked about what types of questions rely on the understanding of sufficient and necessary conditions the other day. I got a lot of really good answ…
... what do we need to reach our conclusion and prove it to the ... in the stimulus, and a regular C in the conclusion. What the hell? ... how can I reach the conclusion All D--> are ... most strongly supported questions. They will give you a huge conditional chain, and ...Asked about this the other day...Sufficient/Necessary....and when it mattersI asked about what types of questions rely on the understanding of sufficient and necessary conditions the other day. I got a lot of really good answ…
... /> > Does the conclusion follow from our premises? ... what do we need to reach our conclusion, and prove it to the ... the stimulus, and a regular C in the conclusion. What the ... most strongly supported questions, they will give you a huge conditional chain, and ...
