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Older PTs or focus on more recent onesHi! I have been doing older PT (1990s) and I was wondering if I should just focus on more recent ones (2007 -->) . I am planning on writing my test i…
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Do lawyers use the skills learned from the LSAT?"You can't invent Google, Facebook or the iPod unless you've mastered the basics, are willing to put in long hours and can pick yourself up from the …
... students use that are pivotal to their success, skills that the ... /> Those skills include: being able to process large quantities of information ... key ideas quickly (RC), attention to detail (LR/RC), being ... why they say the LSAT tends to be a good indicator of ... -
Do lawyers use the skills learned from the LSAT?"You can't invent Google, Facebook or the iPod unless you've mastered the basics, are willing to put in long hours and can pick yourself up from the …
... students use that are pivotal to their success, skills that the ... Those skills include: being able to process large quantities of information ... key ideas quickly (RC), attention to detail (LR/RC), being able ... why they say the LSAT tends to be a good indicator of ... -
Looking for some adviceHi everyone! I have been studying for the LSAT for about three months now, and I just cannot seem to bring my logical reasoning score up. On my p…
... dont be afraid to go back to the curriculum to reaffirm and refresh ... comprehension and its hard to force yourself to do it correctly ... under a minute. The time tends to balance out as you get ... breathing, and sabotaging your ability to understand. Even if you ... -
Looking for some adviceHi everyone! I have been studying for the LSAT for about three months now, and I just cannot seem to bring my logical reasoning score up. On my p…
... dont be afraid to go back to the curriculum to reaffirm and refresh ... comprehension and its hard to force yourself to do it correctly ... under a minute. The time tends to balance out as you get ... breathing, and sabotaging your ability to understand. Even if you ... -
PT68.S2.Q16: explanation video is great but I don’t understand how JY even got thereI had a total deer in the headlights moment with this question. I just didn’t even know what to think after reading the stimulus aside from why nonco…
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I'm not here to knock your opinion. But what kind of response did you honestly think you were gonna get on a message forum that tends to be frequented by people who find 7sage helpful? -
(read before they take it down) DO NOT waste your money on 7sage.7sage is ripping us off. If you want to kill the LSAT, all you need is practice. Nothing will save your rear-end other than practice. When you pay th…
... a message forum that tends to be frequented by people ... a message forum that tends to be frequented by people ... a message forum that tends to be frequented by people ... effective and free way to increase your score. You ... can listen to me or ignore everything ... -
Stuck at 169 trying to get to 173+ before OctoberHi everyone, I am retaking the test in October. I am currently stuck at 169-170 on my PTs. I am really hoping to get that up to 173+ by the Octob…
... 170’s it tends to come down to catching a lucky ... get wrong. It tends to come down to relative difficulty of the ... Like, I know how to spot a parallel flaw. ... matter of practice and, to some extent, of time ... , though I would be open to correction!
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Sad.I've taken the LSAT 4 times now, 144, 159, 159, and I just got my August LSAT with a 156. What doesn't make sense? My PTs were always 170s. I don't w…
... I want to do: Do I want to go to law school ... like Harvard, Stanford, or Yale attached to my name? There is ... you don't really want to go to *any* law school. ... , and that I want to pursue this regardless. Being ... yourself and more ready to throw yourself into the ... -
Farewell for now!Got my scores back and actually scored better than any of my PTs to date - a 179. I've prepped full time since June, so had about two and a half mont…
... you take approximately to read the passage and to do its questions ... and specifically issues I had to deal with myself.
... This was why I switched to laptop screen + touchpad instead ... could minimize eye movement which tends to consume time and interrupt ... -
Farewell for now!Got my scores back and actually scored better than any of my PTs to date - a 179. I've prepped full time since June, so had about two and a half mont…
... This was why I switched to laptop screen + touchpad instead ... could minimize eye movement which tends to consume time and interrupt thought ... passage that you have to look back to passage for or ... plus sometimes questions require you to think (or re-assess your ... -
Farewell for now!Got my scores back and actually scored better than any of my PTs to date - a 179. I've prepped full time since June, so had about two and a half mont…
... could minimize eye movement which tends to consume time and interrupt ... passage that you have to look back to passage for or ...
Personally, the key to speed is to take a structural view ... are just nonsense statements designed to eat your time. Retaining ... -
Does "tend to" mean most on the LSAT?I know usually means most but I am not sure about "tends to."
... to say that "tends to" = "most". In LR, I've often seen "tends" used to ... . For example: "A tends to increase as B decreases". ... evidence, it is better to depend upon the weakest ... to the strongest interpretation. In closing, I'm more comfortable with "tends ... -
Does "tend to" mean most on the LSAT?I know usually means most but I am not sure about "tends to."
My understanding is that "tends to" would be nearly equivalent to "more likely than not," which also translates to "most."So, I think you would be correct. -
Inconsistency on RCHey everyone, My PT scores have been varying wildly from low 160s to low 170s, with pretty much all of the variation coming from RC. I consistent…
Being unnecessarily critical and talking to yourself through the reading tends to be pretty helpful. I might not be the best to ask, given RC is my worst section, but this is my advice! -
-1 to -3 on one LR and -8 on the nextHi everyone! Happy Friday. On my last few practice tests I have gotten between -1 to -3 on my first LR section and then, if LR shows up a second time…
... other. In my experience this tends to be the second section (unfortunately ... it, I am equally receptive to it. Best of luck! -
Why is everything translated into conditionals?Hello Everybody, I am currently working my way through the Logic Games section. I've taken multiple symbolic logic courses in University and learn…
... conditionals to represent this, and that alone tends to make ... things confusing (not to mention the ... utilizing Lewis Dot Structures to represent certain aspect of ... while utilizing other representations to illustrate aspects that Lewis ... -
How do you get through all RC sections?I'm doing well enough on answering the questions, understanding the passages...but for the love of God I am struggling to get to the 4th passage and …
... have scored anywhere from -5 to -11 on PTs. I have ... the RC section and try to read the one or two ... most questions first, my score tends to be higher. I know it ... tip, but you may want to see if this works for ... -
how to get speed?Feel like my accuracy is improving on weaken questions but how do I improve speed? Any suggestions?
Just keep practicing. The better you get at anything, the faster you will become. Just focus on the accuracy, speed will follow. Focusing on speed tends to backfire. -
Logic games struggling to close the gap - timing issueI do not know what is happening with my brain, maybe I am slow, but untimed all of the games are perfect. Timed is a disaster. I do not have enough t…
... lot of this comes down to practice and time spent. And ... LG, I can begin to get close to or below target time ... are so memorable that one tends to remember the details themselves, whereas ... the goal is to internalize the method of thinking ... -
Does the Memory Method work?Hey all. I am currently PTing between 169-171. Over half my wrong answers come from RC, which I have admittedly done very, very little practice with.…
... strategy of spending time to read the passage deeply ... on how to improve from -5 to -7 has to start with ... dropping the strategy that tends to max out right at ... have the chops to be able to do everything we' ... RC. You've got to prioritize. And highlighting and ... -
Can't crack -8 on games!Hi everyone, I'm about 5 months into intensive studying for the LSAT and am struggling to see big progress on my games section. This is pretty mu…
... I’m currently averaging -2 to -3 on games because ... decide fast enough when to go to the questions and ... when I try to go straight to the questions without figuring ... sections don’t seem to have… like it requires ... that sets in that tends to snowball when I can’ ... -
Should we study for the LSAT when we're sleep deprived?So I didn't get a lot of sleep today and Ive been trying to do some new logic games but I feel sluggish and like my braining is buffering everything …
... here's why. People tend to not thoroughly analyze things and ... are tired. It's best to take a break (eat, sleep ... tv) and then come back to studying.
I agree ... a good point. Logic games tends to be the one section I ... -
Shooting for 170My diagnostic was a 139 back in May of 2021. Currently scoring in the high 150s with a goal of 170 on the June LSAT. Currently -8ish on LR, -6ish on …
... s. There tends to be two primary factors to this. First ... we may need to resort to mapping as a fall ... to just try to go really really fast to try to ... but it is absolutely necessary to understand.
... my response to panic was to cling to them like ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: How to drill LG, LR and RC in between PTs to strengthen weakness[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!] I need some guidance on how to d…
... . So start by listening to the PT to really hear what it ... the other sections, but it tends to look a little different because ... time, do what you need to do to comprehend it. And from ... anything you struggle to understand very carefully to figure out exactly ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: How to drill LG, LR and RC in between PTs to strengthen weakness[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!] I need some guidance on how to d…
... . So start by listening to the PT to really hear what it ... the other sections, but it tends to look a little different because ... time, do what you need to do to comprehend it. And from ... anything you struggle to understand very carefully to figure out exactly ... -
3 month study planHi everyone, I just started prepping for the LSAT and plan on writing it twice. Which sections of the prep courses do you recommend I focus on to ach…
... almost certainly where you need to focus most. It probably ... ignore Reading Comprehension entirely. It tends to require the most work for ... a basic time management strategy to make sure you’re ... So you may do better to target familiarity and basic proficiency ... -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... test writers sometimes do here to really complicate it is ... might say something like, "happiness tends to increase with household income levels ... also be sensitive here to the word "tends" here, which could ... . Maybe we're asked to weaken an argument that claims ... -
140 —> 169!! Thanks, Chris :)Hi everyone! I’m finally done with the LSAT and have to thank this community, but especially my tutor. I started out with a low diagnostic score and …
Love to see this and congratulations to you for conquering the LSAT! I will definitely keep this in mind, especially since anxiety tends to be something I deal with when it comes to test taking. Thank you for your recommendation!
