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Whether you're for or against accommodations, I think you can agree the current system needs major improvement. The purpose of accommodations is to level the playing field. It isn't a mere coincidence that accommodated test takers are scoring much …
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Thanks for the replies. I'm going to change my spelling at the end.
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@d931n027h said: @10000019 22! Is it too early to be discouraged...? Or should I be discouraged...? The comments underneath the explanations make me feel like I am not on the right track. I think it's too early to start looking for extra adv…
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How many grouping games have you done?
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If you're within the score band of your initial result, I don't consider it a significant difference.
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@goingfor99th said: Also, law schools seem to look favorably on philosophy majors. That's because it's a rigorous major with a lot of analytical writing. I was under the impression major is a very minor soft.
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@goingfor99th said: @10000019 said: @goingfor99th said: @10000019 said: I think prior exposure to formal logic isn't that useful. That being said, if you've ever seen question app…
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@goingfor99th said: @10000019 said: I think prior exposure to formal logic isn't that useful. That being said, if you've ever seen question appeal responses, it's clear that the test writers are philosophy grads. I guess bein…
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I think prior exposure to formal logic isn't that useful. That being said, if you've ever seen question appeal responses, it's clear that the test writers are philosophy grads. I guess being able to think like the test writers is helpful.
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If you move, you should also have your mail forwarded in case the school mistakenly sends more mail to the old address https://www.usps.com/manage/forward.htm
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I would not do it. 1. You're not going to be listening to the podcast during the real exam. 2. The notion that humans can successfully multitask, without diminished returns, has pretty much been dismissed.
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@kshutes13 In the question you mentioned my approach was: - Got it down to 6/7 - Decided I was going to brute force. I decided to put R into 7 to begin with because it was more restrictive. When you put R into 7, you then have to put T in front …
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I had 3 sections and no mention of the question you described.
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I'm not sure that hand grading would help if you didn't completely fill in the bubble. I'm not sure how strictly they enforce it, but they make it pretty clear to fill in the entire bubble. That being said, you're fine. The percentage that must be …
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@JesseBear said: Hey all, I am consistently missing 2-3 on each section. So no obvious weaknesses are popping out to me. Still, I need to make the jump from the high160s to mid-170's consistently. Who has done this? How does one do this? …
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I wouldn't do it for two reasons. 1. It's a lone grade freshmen year 2. I don't think learning you don't enjoy math is worth writing about. It draws attention to the fact that you've only taken that single math class, and that's how you did.
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Oh nvm I was thinking of Oregon state
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@oberdysz said: I took mine at osu. The room was so hot, we actually had to stop the test and open all windows. You a beaver, or just visiting? Absolutely nothing interesting happened at my test center.
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There are multiple experimental sections. Mine was ridiculous. Almost 50% MOR questions. It was so obvious that it was an experimental, but I still gave it my best.
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@jelmasry said: My sections were LR (25), RC, LR (25), LR (26) and LG. Trying to figure out my experimental LR, did anyone have the question like if it rains in H Valley then it usually snows in N valley, if it snows there it rains somewhere e…
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@nikkik33333 said: Was the LR question about hunters in pre-homo sapiens Europe real or experimental? Experimental, I didn't have it.
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Thank you for the gift. I will be using it on fancy pencils for my February retake.
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@wuxinyi9512 said: @"Paul Caint" said: @wuxinyi9512 The LG with zoning and voting was experimental. thanks for the information. great to know the Voting/Zoning game is an experimental one. But i saw a lot of posts saying th…
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Highly doubt you will get a free exam especially considering that you don't want to cancel your score. Your complaint helps ensure that future test takers won't have to deal with that.
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@"gillian.s.hawley" said: Anyone remember the question about potato insects toward the end of one of the LRs? Was this real or not real? I think that's experimental. I had 3 LR sections, and I don't recall a potato ever being mentioned.
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@jkatz1488 said: @10000019 I recall reading somewhere that 80% of those scoring 170+ use incontinence products during the LSAT Woah. Revelatory. Can you find that article? Having trouble locating the article, but here is un…
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You’re acting like this is a weird thing? I recall reading somewhere that 80% of those scoring 170+ use incontinence products during the LSAT
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@sunflowersandlaw said: If it helps, I had a friend whos picture was way too small for the box and they let her in. She spent a good two weeks freaking out about it. Just don't overthink it and take an ID with you. Most proctors are pretty len…
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Just found out I'm in the same position. My image is 2x1. Nerve-racking not knowing whether or not I'll be allowed to take the exam.
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@xtinextine said: @10000019 said: @xtinextine said: @10000019 said: Post your sectional scores, and target goals to get suggestions that fit you. Also did you already cancel your e…