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This is probably less than ideal but I just use the question bank for drilling the earlier logic games. I have a large notebook filled with game boards. Once I'm finished drilling earlier LG sections, I'll go back to paper PT exams.
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Congrats!
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I did PT 53 recently so this is fresh in my mind. The difference is simple and it has little, if any, to do with the argument structure. Statement B is not flawed because it is a true statement while the other statements (conclusion part) are not …
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You're right. Frederick doesn't mention all genres but you can infer his position based on his explicit statement. That is, given a museum's limited resources, buying representative works of all genres is mutually exclusive to buying recognized mast…
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I took 53 recently and will try to at least listen in tonight. Curious how others do BR. Thanks!
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From what I gather, you are circling all the question you are getting wrong (at least 11-12 circles per section). The fact you are circling so many questions suggests a speed issue. Especially since you can answer those very same questions confiden…
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I'm curious how you're doing your BRs? Do you grade before BR? Are you using clean sheets? Are you only redoing questions you've circled?
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Congrats! Way to keep at it.
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I got 99 problems. LSAT ain't one of them?
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Congrats!
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Things may have changed since I took the GRE but the version I took was very similar to the SAT. FWIW, I took a GMAT PT cold a few years ago and it was very easy. GRE is a little tougher than the GMAT. LSAT is substantially more difficult than ei…
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B is what I consider to be a mishmash of words. The plausibility of a fatty brain causing fatty food craving is extremely low. That's like saying an oniony brain causes onion cravings.
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Do you use the App on tablet or phone? Have you considered a part time day care? For example, my church offers a 2 or 3 day option (5 hours per day) daycare service for ~$200 a month. I usually watch the curriculum using headphones so even if m…
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@runiggyrun @nanchito Thanks!
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@guitarnara Few =/= Some When All is 100 Few is 1 to 50 Some is 1 to 100
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Congrats! The admissions people are busy and would not initiate an interview unless you are a strong candidate. You might want to watch the Mike Spivey webinar recorded a few weeks ago. He had some tips on how to interact with admissions people. …
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A 10 minute YouTube video (non HD resolution) uses ~10-30 MB of bandwidth. I'd imagine the course videos would not use more than that and, if anything, it's probably less.
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Has anyone reached out to their UG law school advisor? Is that generally helpful or a waste of time? Or is it better to reach out to fellow alumni who've graduated from target schools?
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I thought the case hinged on the EDTA results. The defense relied primarily on its police planting evidence theory to explain the physical evidence linking Steve Avery to Halbach. Since law enforcement officers are granted a strong presumption tha…
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@"Chipster Study" With your engineering and medical background, you should have a lot of options in patent law. One underrated aspect of patent law is that people are generally happy and excited to talk to patent lawyers. In other specialization, l…
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@"Chipster Study" Based on your comments so far, I am assuming that you want to be a patent attorney. I think the negative feedback you're getting has very little to do MD's being frowned upon but everything to do with economics. The legal job mar…
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@runiggyrun If you're interested in patent prosecution the market is full of jobs for people with EE/CS degrees. Market is much worse for those with biology or even ME backgrounds. Generally, getting your first job is the toughest. It probably ta…
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Would this be beneficial for a general audience or specifically those who have taken PT77?
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The purpose of the initial diagnostic is to have an initial baseline reference point that you can use to track your improvement resulting from taking this course. I'm not sure what kind of reference point you would be gathering if you take the diag…
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40 and counting here. I'm surprised but encouraged to see fellow non-traditionals.
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I was concerned about my candidacy (currently 40 y/o) at top schools until Mike Spivey addressed my concern. I recently looked into full-time MBA programs and was surprised to find out that some schools ding older applicants. According to one arti…
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I love brewing coffee (pour-overs, immersion, espresso, Turkish, etc.).
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No reason to make the LSAT more complicated than it already is. Q.E.D- if being a lawyer doesn't work out, you would make a great LSAT question writer.
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To summarize, getting a JD probably does not increase your earning potential unless you practice law. For many non-lawyer positions, JD's are viewed as overqualified. Some JD's go on to non-JD leadership roles for companies but they usually have s…
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I think OP's situation is rather unique because he has no intention of practicing law. I would not take a JD who has never practice law seriously. The divide between real world experience and law school education is huge. You don't really learn h…