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@"vanessa fisher" said: @"Alex Divine" Great discussion. I'll also just add that I'm really glad I decided to shift from the earlier tests to now focusing on 60s and 70s (60s for timed sections and 70s and 80s for full practice tests). …
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Great read for those who love pencils as me: https://www.amazon.com/Pencil-Perfect-Untold-Story-Cultural/dp/3899556755/ref=pd_rhf_yast_s_qp_4?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=3899556755&pd_rd_r=P7RP0R996NDMXT8V4GTC&pd_rd_w=siREJ&pd_rd_wg=aW7gW…
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@missions said: @"Alex Divine" said: @missions said: So I'm at PT 39. What do you think I should do? Skip to PT50 so I can be closer to the "recent" tests once I sit for September? If your set on tak…
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@tringo335 said: @"Alex Divine" said: I also listen to the Hamilton soundtrack for free on Amazon Prime. Pretty good stuff, but never been a fan of musical type genre stuff. I wish politicians sill dueled, though. That'd be pretty …
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I also listen to the Hamilton soundtrack for free on Amazon Prime. Pretty good stuff, but never been a fan of musical type genre stuff. I wish politicians sill dueled, though. That'd be pretty insane to settle beefs and lot more people would stfu.
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@partyondudes said: little late to the game on this, but I just re-read Mike Kim's "five essays" in chapter 1 of the LSAT Trainer (I've got the 2016 version) and found it pretty inspiring. If you've got the book, give them a read! Yeah, pret…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: Track your "stupid" mistakes closely. Turns out these are usually not so stupid, but rather are very deliberately set by the test writers. They only have so much in their bag of tricks though, and if you can learn to re…
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@charlesteity said: Maybe I'm misunderstanding what's being said but isn't BR going over questions that you circled during the test because you had trouble with them? And that would require you seeing the test you took to see which ones you ci…
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@vtm14 said: @"Alex Divine" said: @misapplication said: I would BR with a clean copy. If you don't want to waste paper like me, you could look at an electronic copy of the practice test and write down all your ans…
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@theLSATgrind2017 said: I would BR with a clean copy. If you don't want to waste paper like me, you could look at an electronic copy of the practice test and write down all your answers on a separate sheet of paper. This. Clean copy blind re…
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@"Daniel.Sieradzki" said: Congrats everyone! Thank you so much! This gift card came at the perfect time right during Prime Day. It went as fast as it came. Much appreciated! Yo, that Amazon Prime the gift card got me so much great stuf…
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Welcome to 7Sage!!! Yes, print out the problem sets. If they are the actual videos of JY just doing the question for a lesson to show you how to approach them, then no need to print those out. Just follow along and take notes. You can screenshot t…
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Here is the renowned @Pacifico method that I and many other successful Sagers have followed and adapted. https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy/p1
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Think it might be time for me to rewatch some of the 170+ series and get re-motivated soon!
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@uhinberg said: Yes, yes, and yes again. Especially RC and LR. There are many threads that discuss this. Scooped: But yes, @uhinberg basically covered it. There are a lot of threads that I'll try to find and post below. I think it's best to …
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@iceman322 said: I am going through the prep tests chronologically and am wondering if the LSAT has changed at all over time. I'm sure they'll be some debate over this, but yeah, there are some differences. How major is somewhat subjective. …
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@davidfaulcon66 said: Usually able to locate the correct answer, however on weaken, strengthen, and both kind of assumptions questions, I am not finding the answer by prephrasing. I usually go into the answer choices knowing what the right ans…
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@navilsat said: @"Alex Divine" thank you Alex! I think i will look at the trainer before moving forward. Sounds like a great plan! I think you'll find it helpful. Also MLSAT RC was quite helpful for me too insofar as my strategy attacking th…
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@jennybbbbb My advice is 2 months is not enough to study. Some people start with high diagnostics and maybe only need a month, though, it is pretty damn rare. What is your score goal? Have you taken a diagnostic test (timed test) ? If so, what w…
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@september said: It does. I will look through both. Thanks! If you're just focusing on LR, I can't recommend MLSAT enough. They have a great process for attacking almost any LR question type. It got me from missing -8 to -3 within about a mo…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I always like to have a specific goal with each drill I do, so think about what specifically you're addressing. Exposure will happen no matter what else you're working on, so don't let that be your sole purpose. If your…
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@"Cecilia ZH" said: @"Alex Divine" said: @"Cecilia ZH" said: any chance there will be a re-scheduled time for this chat? I'd love to hear what you guys think/how you guys are doing on the CC! Also in…
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Trapping out the bandwidth to check this out: "You are not so Smart" by David Mcraney. Great intro to cognitive bias. Just read a review and it looks pretty darn interesting.
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@"Cecilia ZH" said: any chance there will be a re-scheduled time for this chat? I'd love to hear what you guys think/how you guys are doing on the CC! Also interested if there will be a re-schedule. I miss chatting with all you guys over the…
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@MichaelTheArchAngel said: @"Alex Divine" said: @MichaelTheArchAngel said: I'm in Canada as well i postponed till February, even though it is a risk in not getting into 2018-2019. The way i see it though i'd rathe…