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BenjaminSF
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@vlj1994 Posted in the main thread for you, but yeah, almost certain you are correct. Neither was game 1 or 4.
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Nope, that was experimental.
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@the_lolalisa Thank you so much. I could remember all of the inferences, all of the pieces, all of the boards, but not a single thing about the context. @vlj1994 That sounds right. Def 2 and 3, mostly certain that you have the right order.
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I did well, except I flipped a rule in the 1st LG, and noticed it later when I went back. I'm almost certain I got the other games right. I'm conflicted on whether to wait and see or to cancel.
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@"Cant Get Right" Points out the part that I totally neglected to mention (I also missed the webinar ). I really benefitted from working the curriculum methodically until I had the info down blindfolded. Those sections that I got impatient with a…
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@ajmulakel Do not sign the form ahead of time. This can cause problems on testing day. I had to reprint mine because I was trying to get all my ducks in a row and signed it without reading.
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@kacantolina From personal experience, I would avoid the following: DXM (In many OTC cough medicines), and Melatonin or Sudafed the night before. DXM (Dextromethorphan) is psychoactive and can affect cognition. It can act as a mild sedative and d…
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Not LGs for me, but I have had more than one dream about RC prompts. Those New Women writers haunt me.
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Leslieh, I did about 15-20 hours per week, with some fluctuation depending on my schedule, and I completed the course in around 2 months. As others have said, though, do not rush through the core curriculum. Even though I kept a steady pace, I of…
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I thought that they did away with the 'Extra Baggage' type of question. I remember JY mentioning that in a video. Darth Jurist, can't agree more on the 4 wrong AC, 1 barely right. I always move on with a bit of a cringe but can justify that the 4…
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I'm bringing one.
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Much like any new skill needed for the LSAT, as you practice predicting answer choices, it becomes much more intuitive. This will decrease the time you need to apply those strategies while taking the test. This is a skill that takes a lot of work …
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Even though I'm writing on this morning, I may be there!
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Congrats on Chicago! I can relate to this experience in undergrad. I was turned down by a state school that by all accounts I should have gotten into, and the same week I got into a much better school. At the end of the day, there are so many fac…
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I ended up totally switching the way I do RC in the last 2 weeks before my test this Saturday. I had previously not used any notation, and I remember not really connecting with the style in JY's video. RC is a section can really benefit from simpl…
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For what it is worth, I have taken off over 1 year from work mostly because life afforded me the opportunity to do so. This is the first time I have not worked at least part-time in 10 years. I do, however, have plenty of volunteer time during tha…
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I would love to not use conditional logic in LR. On many questions, I don't use it. If the structure of the prompt is easy to follow without applying logic, then I don't do it. If I see several conditionals or lots of extraneous wording, then gen…
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Thought I'd give you an update- After applying the move-as-fast-as-comfort-allows technique to some practice questions, I found that I was much better at skipping questions that I took even a little pause on. As a result, I was much less discrimina…