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@LCMama2017 said: @"Paul Caint" said: Never been so scared in my life Being scared over something you can't control will not help you, at all. Release your fear, accept that a score is forthcoming... and do some yoga. Ai…
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@"Mitchell-1" said: @TheMikey said: @"Rigid Designator" said: I like to interpret this sort of news positively. Not because I think the GRE is a superior test of law school aptitude, but because it suggests that s…
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@LCMama2017 said: Does anyone know if the people that write our letters of recommendation will be notified by LSAC when the letters are used/sent out? I am getting a few letters written for me and I want to decide which one to use for my appl…
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@pasu1223 said: Hello, I bought the starter course, and I'm very likely going to buy the Ultimate package. I am taking the December test and will be studying full time as I don't have school or work. I have a few questions though: …
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https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-30-section-1-game-1/ "These rules are so laid back they are probably off getting high somewhere" I love how fun and engaging 7Sage is because of JY's humor!
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I usually wake up super early, go for a run, eat a big breakfast (this has been proven to reduce anxiety; even if you have to force it down...) and then just kind of get to it. You always have to remember that this is just a test. A practice test li…
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I'm actually really skeptical of the efficacy of reading publications like Economist or WSJ for the sole purposes of RC improvement. The only time I would really recommend it for this purpose is if someone literally did every RC section. Even then, …
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@tringo335 said: I'm 70% complete with the CC and on the LG section. Should I use these lessons to just learn Logic Games or should I start fool proofing the practice problems JY has listed in the lessons now? For some reason I got the impress…
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Awesome! That makes me so happy to hear! I'm not sure 59 is that easy. I took 58 last month and thought that was the easiest because I got my highest PT score to date on it. So make sure you don't diminish your success! Be proud! As far as RC goes,…
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@"Mitchell-1" said: I understand this from certain schools perspective in that it increases the pool of students with high scores they can accept without hurting their rankings (even improve them), but I at least understand what the LSAT is tr…
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Of course. You can PM me if you'd like.
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@Harvette said: Hi, I am trying to acquire PT77 to PT81. Are there any PDFS or digital versions available that I will get to print multiple times? Yup -- 7Sage has both of these in DRM format that allow you to print them multiple times.
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@REISINGJAMES said: I'm just saying! Education shouldn't be business, in my opinion - why be so blatant about it. If a school's success should be tied to how well its matriculates perform, then... what exactly does advertising throw into …
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@"Marco Antonio" said: Thank you Alex. This is incredibly useful! I have personal question if you don't mind as well. I am prepping the LSAT full-time until Dec 2. I am fool-proofing games until approx. October 22 and doing 2 timed PTs/week. H…
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@CocoZhang said: At least it's law school ad... I am still seeing LSAT prep ads even I'm a 1L now... OMG... The horror! I hope your 1L year is going well Coco!
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Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style" is something everyone should read. Great recommendation!
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I'd like to start by assuring you that everyone misses more questions timed rather than untimed. So nothing abnormal is going on there, haha. So no need to freak out!! It's my opinion that when people are missing more than 4 questions on LR while …
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Following the CC, I did a lot of experimenting to find a strategy that worked for me. While I definitely endorse and use the 7Sage Memory Method/low resolution summary technique, I still needed to tweak the time I spent reading passages vs. answerin…
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@Sarah889 said: @"Alex Divine" said: I truly think you're overthinking this a bit much. I don't think they are going to search for your speech and watch an hour to see your 3 minutes at the end. I actually have a similar concern fo…
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I truly think you're overthinking this a bit much. I don't think they are going to search for your speech and watch an hour to see your 3 minutes at the end. I actually have a similar concern for a speech I gave at my graduation, haha. As far as th…
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@Nunuboy1994 said: Well my friend who got a 179 reads the question first, but I think that it is ultimately about preference. I read the question first and find it works fine...given I'm not a 7sage but I usually get 5-3 wrong on LR. Yeah I …
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@Nunuboy1994 said: Well, I think what is meant by fundamentals is how well you actually understand the question. More simply, can you comprehend the stimulus and answer choices and then eliminate and select the right answers? Can you at least …
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I mean, I think more than anything they want to hear why you would be a good candidate for their law school. That entails showing beyond your hard numbers why they should pick you.
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@SiliconJedi said: Thanks, @"Dillon A. Wright"! @"Alex Divine" -- re: Foolproofing: do you think there's a difference between doing PTs 15-35 before moving on to the PTs versus doing those games (say, on 3 days per week) while also doing …
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I've never truly found certain sections to be harder than others. Mostly specific hard questions seem to be what stick out for me.
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@Nunuboy1994 said: Hey everyone, So I was hoping you guys could give me some feedback on my recent LSAT studies. I am planning to eventually take the LSAT as I want to earn a JD/MBA. I was studying for the LSAT from January 2016- August 2…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: Strengthen and Weaken questions require a flawed argument. A valid argument is perfect and can neither be strengthened nor weakened without contradicting a premise. So think of them kind of like applied flaw questions. …
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Take 2-3 days off. I've found that burnout won't go away unless you just stop doing all LSAT stuff for at least 48 hours or so. Think of taking time off from prep as a necessary condition to successful prep. For what it's worth, after taking a brea…
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You got any inspiration for a Tuesday ?
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@xtrfalcon I'm really sorry about the events yesterday morning. Glad to hear a fellow 7Sager living in LV is ok though! Good on your for stepping up and doing something. Do you mind if I share your post on my feed?