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Second half of 2018 Khan Academic is going to start offering free LSAT prep.
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Really depends on the person. For December 17, I spent the last 2 weeks taking 4 PTs and doing LGs. It was really important for me because I delayed PTs for such a long time. These were the tests I took during that period PT65 (11/20) 169 (LR1: -2…
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I took the December 2017 exam. On 11/29 I took my last PT, and reviewed it on the same day. After that, I found out my photo wasn't acceptable and I was worried I wouldn't be let into the exam. I spent my last few days doing nothing productive and m…
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Hi Marie, I don't think anyone can give you an answer beyond speculation. I personally did not use the schedule at all. If you can afford it, I suggest the Ultimate+ package. I didn't make it through a quarter of the material available to me, and I'…
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After the exam, I spent about 10 hours between pressure washing, vacuuming, and using a leaf blower.
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@olioliber said: @10000019 said: Different schools of thoughts.Personally I didn't include dean list because on the application there was a separate category for that. What did you list as your interests? Were you told to remove th…
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Different schools of thoughts.Personally I didn't include dean list because on the application there was a separate category for that. What did you list as your interests? Were you told to remove the entire section or to rewrite it?
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I do it right before I need to do a page flip. My exception is when I've skipped a question. Then I'll bubble up to that question.
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@westcoastbestcoast said: Nothing is private in the interwebs besided crypto. wut
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I used folders and text files to keep track of it. I personally don’t like the view presented by a spreadsheet
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I wouldn’t write an LOCI. I would send in any optional responses you haven’t completed.
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Dependent on the question. You have to make a judgmental call. If you feel more confident in attacking the question after you've answered the other questions in the section, go straight for it. If you don't think the other questions gave you additio…
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It means they want to see who else applies. It’s not an awful thing, but it also isn’t something to be stoked about
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Depends on the school. Generally phone call, email, IRL email, status website, or sometimes you’ll know from being able to create an account on the admitted students website
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Sure I can read your PS. Send me a pm
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People with your stats have gotten into T15 schools. It’s getting pretty late in the cycle tho
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If you were really quick, you would have scanned for answer choices related to I and H. I wasn't, and went through each answer choice. You know that N has to stack with another piece. The credited response creates the scenario KIFMGJHLN. There are …
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@stepharizona said: I'm currently at a 166 highest and low mid 3 GPA and have been averaging a 66-75% scholarships to the T20+ slightly better in the 30s and a Full to a State college in the 40s, that has a 163 75% 161%. I'm at the 75% or abov…
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Giving this a bump to get more feedback. If we get to 50 votes, I'll create some visuals.
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Congratulations! Is that your top choice?
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@BagelBiter said: @10000019 said: @estouten25 said: 1) strength of IP program 2) prestige in general 3) location 4) how many yrs of student loan payments will it take 5) repeat of numbe…
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I haven't taken that many tests. The list of tests I've taken is here (https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/13544/impromptu-signed-up-for-december-blogish). I will say the LR of PT82 was very important to me. I think there are a handful…
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@estouten25 said: 1) strength of IP program 2) prestige in general 3) location 4) how many yrs of student loan payments will it take 5) repeat of number 4 Hey, not trying to tell you how to live your life but as someone going int…
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I'm not sure. It isn't clear how many different versions of the test are administered. The best way to determine which section was experimental is by identifying one question from each section. Don't stress about it. It's too late to change things …
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No two test takers are exactly the same. Experiment with different approaches, and see how it plays out. For me personally, the most important thing was giving myself a minute to just make sure I bubbled all my answers correctly. I saved myself from…
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FYI you haven't mastered LG. If it's taking you over 35 minutes then you're not an expert with LG. With an hour, most can bruteforce to the right answer.
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Define high scorer
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7Sage uses official LSAT exams
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So you need roughly 20 questions to move from a 150 to a 162. I don't know how quickly you pick up things, but for me I think that would have been reasonable. Unless you're a quick learner with games you're probably not going to get down to -0 in a …