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Printing out the actual problem setsHey guys, I do not have an available printer that I can use without having to pay to print out certain problem sets at my school library. My biggest …
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Is PT 40s and 50s harder?I got PT 60s raw score around 165, but when I review PT 40s and 50s, I still got 159 and around. Really upset about that it. What will happen on PT 7…
... hehe) You have to figure out where the LSAT is okay ... tests is CRUCIAL because the answer choices will mess with your head ... I've noticed that more answer choices take advantage of you ... stimulus and so the attractive answer choices are more alluring because they ... -
Differences between LSAT PTs 60s v. 70s v 30-59?I have read in quite a number of forums that the 70's PTs are tougher than the 60's PTs, or at least that peoples scores go down when they break into…
... seen) You have to figure out where the LSAT is okay ... tests is CRUCIAL because the answer choices will mess with your ... I've noticed that more answer choices take advantage of you ... the stimulus. Thus the attractive answer choices are much more alluring because ... -
Saving time on Logic Games by not reading every answer choiceSo the title pretty much is my question. I understand that when practicing logic games it is helpful to prove each wrong answer choice. But during th…
... my board game inferences that answer choice A is right, should ... question without reading the other answer choices? or should I still read ... 'd at least read every answer choice for LG because sometimes ... questions I answer but don't have time to prove out. But ... -
need help!Hey guys! This is my first time posting here I've been watching the game videos for awhile now but just signed up for the course. So happy I did! Thi…
... but you were able to answer it correctly in the BR ... the question down to two answer choices, and you perhaps half-heartedly ... eliminated one of the two choices and moved on?
out what went wrong (e.g. I misread the answer choice ... -
PT10.S1.Q24- The body of anyone infectedFor this particular question, I had difficulty understanding what the last sentence was actually saying. I interpreted the sentence to mean that the …
... . In the end it turns out to be a tricky detail ... calling on. I have drawn out a diagram for this question ... should heavily interrogate the remaining answer choices:
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need help!Hey guys! This is my first time posting here I've been watching the game videos for awhile now but just signed up for the course. So happy I did! Thi…
... being able to rule out why other answer choices are wrong. If you ... can't rule one out, that ... , but I can't rule out A, nor can I rule ... out E. I must have missed ... -
Guess or leave blank?Is it more beneficial to your lsat score to guess on a question you're struggling with or leave blank?
Eliminate as many answer choices as you can and then guess between remaining ones. But make sure to leave those questions that you do not get to read them in full due to running out of time blank so you do not inflate your score. -
Increasing Your LSAT scoreWhat are some ways you've used that were successful in increasing your LSAT score?
... be useful to you. Max out your LG score and come ... teaches to perceive the right answer choice (instead of brute ... obvious inferences
2- check answer choices
3- If still confused ... make inferences
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Best Strategy to approaching Study for the LSATWhat are some examples of how you start to prepare to study for the LSAT? Do you go over a lot of questions with the hopes of eventually getting them…
... be useful to you. Max out your LG score and come ... teaches to perceive the right answer choice (instead of brute ... obvious inferences
2- check answer choices
3- If still confused ... make inferences
4- check answer choices
5- If still stuck ...
