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Yes, it appears you are looking at the correct one under "cumulative." I had the same concern when mine was .2 higher than I also estimated.
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Glad to hear it! Sometimes things have a really odd way of working out. I think you'll look back and be very happy you had the summer to prep as well
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Welcome @jkatz1488
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@RafaelBernard said: @"Alex Divine" Hey dude! I just now caught up on everything in this thread. Hope your lip is healing well! That sounds fricken terrible. Hey man! Healing up pretty well. Thank you for asking! Yeah, it definitely was a c…
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@Mellow_Z said: Checking in! @"Alex Divine" how's the recovery coming? I took last Friday off and went back to my UG and got my LoR's taken care of.. found 3 happy professors to write me one I think I'm the first engineer to go through my s…
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Awesome! 18 is a really good amount of new tests to have. Sometimes I love being wrong lol
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@runningthroughthemountains said: @"Alex Divine" we'll still need pencils to diagram games and arguments... at that point we'll be arguing about the best scratch paper to use! Hahaha! I
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Awesome diagnostic with a lot of potential! The answer is there is no answer. There's no way to know which is why it's best to take the test when you're consistently scoring at or above your goal! Good luck
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No, you're not screwed. Far from it.
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Congrats on the acceptances! Do you know what area(s) you're most interested in practicing? Also, how did you like NYC? If you're interested in big law, and liked NYC, I would choose Columbia. Cornell feeds well into NYC big law, but Columbia has t…
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I'm down with this!
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@"culv.carlie" said: perfect thank you! of course Good luck on your test!
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@"Cant Get Right" said: If I'm at all unclear about the stimulus, I prefer to use that time between stimulus and ACs to solidify my understanding of the argument rather than my expectation of the answer. Higher level understanding of the sti…
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@BinghamtonDave said: Hey folks, I have been absent recently due to an emergency in my immediate family. I am going to restart my studies sometime in the next week or so, slowly ramping up to full speed. Let me first address the idea of …
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@tanes256 said: I would return to the curriculum and do thorough BR. For each question write an explanation for all five AC. J wouldn't worry about timing right now. I think you need to determine what is specifically giving you an issue with e…
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@AlexanderCM said: Also, one thing that kind of makes "studying fun" is the minor gamification 7Sage uses on the "Progress" page. There's something inherently satisfying when you see the core curriculum progress circle fill in a bit more. YE…
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@nicholasthomas127 said: After browsing several LSAT forums and websites, there seems to some sort of unofficial consensus (though not everywhere) that three months is adequate time to study and prep for the LSAT? The LSAT is a beast of a tes…
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@AlexanderCM said: This post is inspired by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine" posted a thread for full time LSAT prep folks. I'm kind of in the opposite situation, I have not one, but two careers, one that regula…
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that's actually a really great question and I'm not sure there's one right answer, but here is what I did: I took the free June 07 test as my diagnostic and then read the explanations and watched all of the explanations videos for the ones I got wro…
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@"Heart Shaped Box" said: @"Alex Divine" no man you didn't miss anything, everything you said is in complete conformity with mine, as a matter a fact, you pretty much implied everything I said by your post, I was obnoxiously saying it all out …
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@"theLSATdreamer " said: @"Alex Divine" yes definitely the second time around is like the second time I watched the God father and realized.. damnnn now i get it.. and yeah i redo whole tests now too, the because we honestly do forget, oh and…
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@"Heart Shaped Box" said: I can only speak for admittedly but I do all the problem sets and thoroughly review each question I missed or gave my trouble. Some ppl would say don't exhaust all the problem set, save some for later drills, which I …
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@BinghamtonDave had a very amazing explanation on this topic a couple of months back. I forgot which thread, but hopefully he sees this and can answer you. He is the freakin' LG master! Listen to this man
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@"theLSATdreamer " said: i did the whole course once before, then life got in the way and i stopped studying, now im redoing the core and the way i do it i do every single problem one by one, and usually on the videos he explains i try and do …
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@StellaBlue said: Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should I be completing all of the problem sets during each lesson, or saving some…
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@TheoryandPractice said: @BinghamtonDave Ah so beautifully put ! agreed. Dave is the LG master
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@"consuelo.hernandez" said: Hello @"Alex Divine" , can you include me in this? I too just started to study and on off now just like you changing my work schedule to study full time starting on Monday. I too would appreciate being part of a gro…
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Not sure how helpful it is but I found this: http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2009/10/13/does-my-degree-qualify-me-to-take-the-patent-bar/id=6648/ I'm also nearly 100% certain I know someone with a BA/MA in Bio who practices patent law. He also had an LLM…
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@sagarpatel said: @"Alex Divine" lol "it's too expensive to get hurt in this country." I agree. either low premiums and high deductibles, or high premiums and low deductibles. "Apply for family care, get denied due to income ineligibility, tak…
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@"Harrison Pavlasek" said: Howdy 7 Sagers So I signed up for this curriculum about a month ago, and am a little under half way through the core curriculum. Thus far when I take take the problem sets I feel fairly good about them, but some…