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Well, as you'll probably be tired of hearing soon, the true answer is: "it depends." If you are able to hit your goal scores of 170+ by September, then you'll have plenty of time to apply this cycle. Check out the admissions lessons and the sample …
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I took this past June LSAT, and I'm considering taking it again in September or October. I've got a lot of data in the old 7Sage, but it is also a pretty natural time to switch over to the new site. I believe I can always look back at the analytics …
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I've taken the official LSAT twice in exam setting, and yes, every RC section had a comparative passage. Both times I've taken it though, there was only 1 RC section so I knew that was scored. In the current PT's available, yes, you're correct that …
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Building off of what Atlantis said, yes, your focus and timing might be better doing one section rather than a whole PT, and there's really only one way to improve on this and that's practice and drilling. I'd recommend focusing on speed drills like…
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Also in Durham and interested!
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Hey! I don't think there's a way to have your results from LSAC/LawHub imported automatically (although I think they're working on this–see this thread: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/39551). I recently took a PT on LawHub and I h…
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One other thing to add on: when you manually enter your answers into 7Sage after taking a test on LawHub, you can't input the time you spent on each question so hopefully that would be something that could be imported
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Agreed with @irvinphan that it would save some time in transferring over the results from LawHub for PTs where we wanted to practice using the LawHub platform which is most similar to what you would see on test day
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I am pretty sure you can take it 24/7. I tried to look it up on the LSAT website, but couldn't find any information. You might find more information through Prometric (the people who administer that part).
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Very impressive! 166 is very good score. A good rule of thumb is take the average of your last 5 PT's so you really can't know for sure until you take the next one, but seems like you've got a lot of potential!
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Probably depends on the actual scores. I would be more surprised if you went from 154 to 160 to 166 for example as opposed to 140 to 146 to 152
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I'm still working on getting better at this too so I hope others who have been successful at improving from blind review and wrong answer journaling, but I think another question you should ask yourself, is what can you improve on or do differently …
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7Sage also has their own podcast, which is decent
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First off, welcome, you got this! Have you looked at the Core Curriculum yet? I would recommend starting with this lesson: https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/all-about-the-lsat-august-2024/ And also working through the other lessons under the "Welco…
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Yup, that works with me!
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Hello! Is it to late to get involved? I'm definitely interested
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Hey there, I live in South Durham, planning on taking in either April or June. Would love to study with y'all.
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I got excited at first because I live in Durham, North Carolina, USA, but looks like you're in Durham in the UK. Durham cousins!
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Thanks for the wise advise!