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@CinnamonTea said: Agreed. The part that I found extremely helpful in the Trainer was the part about the 4 "themes" of logic game design. Namely: numbers issues, "or" statements, conditional statements, and subsets. Many of the logic games hin…
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Yep. I actually plan to. Nothing to gain, everything to lose. Everyone will claim they have nothing to hide and deleting it will make it look suspicious, etc. They aren't trying to solve a murder. They're just checking your social media prof out and…
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I need to invest in one of these good ones for one when I start Pt'ing! What's the best quality one on Amazon?
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@"cynthia.wu82" said: Thanks so much for you guys reply. English is not my first language and I have a normal vision. I spend about 15 minutes in reading and 15 minutes in answering questions. I think the problem is understanding the passa…
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If you can devote to studying over the summer, aim higher -- because one you have it in it you-- and two, because you have the time to do better. It's a rare win-win. Plus with the summer months you'll be able to get plenty of PTs under your belt a…
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I started listening to podcasts before bed because the light pollution from the screen was keeping me up until all hours. I found a perfect mixture of medications I take for anxiety and sleep problems. I also started eating dinner a bit later so I w…
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Yup.... Agreed. Rather sit in the car for an extra 15 not being stressed in traffic!
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Of course there is hope! Don't get down on yourself! Is English your first language? Do you have vision problems? Are there any of these bigger reasons why your speed may be slower? Most importantly, have you gone through a curriculum (7Sage) or r…
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@nathanieljschwartz said: I was wondering how long you guys sit there trying a game. Sometimes i find that i will be sitting with a game for 20 minutes and i have absolutely no idea how to go about solving it. Should i just try the questions? …
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I think you can start reading the Trainer whenever; even while you are fool proofing the games. It's great for every section. I feel like those that aren't as advanced along with their LG studies don't fully appreciate it's approach. Yet, it is can …
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Take whatever cocktail/dose you are used to. You're right, test day is no time to experiment. Consulting a doctor is probably best.
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First problem, is that your test is next week. Come on man you aren't ready. If you're going to take it anyway PS/MLSAT/7Sage aren't going to help; time and practice will. If you are going to take is anyway, I would just go through the 7Sage LG CC.…
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@asdf1234guy said: i'll be drilling LG till the point where I question my existence over this universe Ah, you can make lot of headway drilling games. Don't do it until you're blue in the face, but I don't think an LG intensive beforehand is…
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@Mellow_Z said: @"Alex Divine" said: That's a good question. It's so far off for me I haven't even considered. I've always wanted to try LSD but I'm guessing that weekend might not be the best time.... Damn. First the line…
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Yeah, I think after completing a lesson it's best to do as many as you need to truly "get it." That's always going to vary. But definitely do enough that you understand the ins and outs of each question and how to properly execute a strategy to solv…
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That's a good question. It's so far off for me I haven't even considered. I've always wanted to try LSD but I'm guessing that weekend might not be the best time.... In all seriousness though, probably just go to the mall, maybe see a movie, go out …
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@nathanieljschwartz said: Was wondering how people drill RC with the memory method. How many passages at a time? How often? Timed or untimed? Any input would be appreciated. I usually drill sections. Right now untimed because I am still pre…
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7Sage is true love
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@"Meagan Hare" said: Any thoughts about whether it's detrimental to exercise the morning of the LSAT? I think you'll be fine, short of running 10 miles when you're used to only 2. Even if you don't normally exercise, I would still try to get…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: For me, the most important thing was to learn to differentiate between subtleties in the ACs, a task that did not come easily for me. They're really sneaky with this in RC. When you do your BR, make sure you're writing…
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@Mellow_Z said: Something that has really stuck with me, was the advice to seek other means of touching up these skills. Examples of this are some of the other LSAT Books (Manhattan, Power Score, The LSAT Trainer). I really found that manhat…
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To echo the above, it really depends. If you're diagnostic was a 158 and you're looking for a 165, I think that is totally different than starting at a 145 and trying to clear a 170 (Which has been done many times by 7Sagers) In any case, no I don't…
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@goodbhaviour said: Hey 7Sagers, While going through my tests, I have noticed that there is not a particular question/questions I get wrong on LR, which is a bit odd to me. For example, sometimes I will get NA, MBT, Resolve the Paradox qu…