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Think of Yourself as Already Being an AttorneyHappy Sunday, I just wanted to share with my fellow 7Sager's what technique I have used to really help me with not only answering LR questions fas…
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Think of yourself as already being an ... court and tell the Judge why his/her argument is flawed ... .
Overall, think of yourself as an already licensed ... just going through the motions of breaking down opposing counsels argument ... -
A Core Concept of LR: The Controlled ExperimentIn Logical Reasoning sections, LSAC loves to test us on how we interpret studies. For example, a study is described, a conclusion is drawn, and it be…
... and come in the form of: flaw, strengthening, weakening, necessary assumption ... experiment to be controlled and why it is fundamental to "good ... -
PT30.S4.Q20-- consumer advocate: the introduction of a new drugHi, Based on what I have read from answer explanations so far, this logical reasoning question seems to break the "cardinal rule" of there only be…
... to break the "cardinal rule" of there only being one truly ... have a better explanation for why B is wrong?
Why are Pts from the 80's so hard and different compared to earlier Pts?What is the difference between LR questions in the 70's and 80's compared to earlier PTs? For example, is it that recent LR questions hinge on rea…
... hinge on really subtle interpretations of words, like conflating "method" and ... just test your basic understanding of logic and not really test ... pretty consistent too for LR. Why?AUWCL or STUHello! I applied to law schools with a151 in my LSAT, 3.4 GPA, URM. Obviously not the best but I decided to apply this cycle as it is the end of …
... it is the end of my gap year and ... because of other external factors.
why I applied to American ... is my #1 because of the amazing international program but ... I got into St. Thomas University and got $25,000 ...PT33.S1.Q18-- the use of space-based satellites#help #help Hi, This question had really tricky answer choices. I was wondering: 1. How can A be the answer when the word "ignore," accordi…
... disregarded the negative environmental effects of the satellites, and "fail to ... because "usually" means "most," so why doesn't this apply to ...PT33.S1.Q18-- the use of space-based satellites PART 2#help So here was my reasoning for this question, but I still couldn't quite fully understand why A is right and C and E are wrong: A-- right bec…
... couldn't quite fully understand why A is right and ... B-- wrong because no evidence of one thing "outweighing" the other ... D-- wrong because no evidence of the situation being "worse" ( ... " can also include "unforeseen" ignorance of something), #2-- "often" is ...PT34.S3.Q21-- thirty years ago, the percentage of their incomeHi, So I understand most of the reason why C is correct in this question, but how we can assume that if "single persons, _on average_, purchase th…
... /> So I understand most of the reason why C is correct in ... average_, purchase the same kinds of food items" then this is ...PTJ07.S2.Q8-- proponents of the electric carHi, Based on all the discussion online, this question seems to be very infamous, so anybody who can help me here would be a genius. I was stuc…
... not result in an abatement of environmental degradation caused by auto ... .
Can anybody explain why E here is completely wrong ...New Podcast Episode: PS Hall of FameHi 7Sage, We've just released a new podcast episode in which I read one of my all-time favorite personal statements and talk about why it moves me…
... in which I read one of my all-time favorite personal ... statements and talk about why it moves me. Find it ...
