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A box plot is so named for its iconic shape: (They can also be laid out horizontally). The parts of the graph correspond to: Looking at a box plot can […]
[latexpage] Talk of “data” is ubiquitous — what does that word mean in the context of the GRE? We will think about data as observations of given variables. Now what […]
In the next few posts, we’ll unpack some of the statistical terms that the GRE throws around. These terms can be seen as ways to answer two central questions: What’s […]
While an attorney in private practice works for the benefit of an individual or company, a public interest attorney works for the benefit of an organization, a cause, an individual […]
As an LSAT tutor, one of the question types my students most struggle with is “resolve the paradox.” As a law school applicant, the paradox that most nettled me was […]
We’re looking for striking photos of 7Sagers to go up on our front page! Ideally the photos would: 1. include 7Sage student; and 2. include laptop / tablet / phone […]
1. To Kill a Mocking Bird A classic! There’s one scene where Scout calls out a neighbor she knows from a maddened bloodthirsty mob and in that moment reminds him of […]
Are you wondering about how our course compares against the competition’s? You already know that we’re way more affordable than the other courses that cost thousands of dollars but let’s […]
Looking for live LSAT classes in New York City or Boston? You’re in luck! PreProBono, a NYC based 501(c)3 non-profit also founded by our co-founder J.Y. Ping, is offering weekend […]
We are very excited to welcome the Public Interest Guest Speaker for this coming Saturday (9/29), Esha Bhandari! Bio: Esha Bhandari is an Equal Justice Works Fellow at the ACLU […]