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Thank you!
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Did you thoroughly review the PTs from that set? By thoroughly review I mean are you able to explain the underlying logic behind any question on that set? If you haven’t, I would redo the exams you had the most trouble with+ thorough review. If y…
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I wanted to echo what others here have stated about the dearth of solid data for gre acceptances in law schools. One thing I wanted to ask those who might have experience with the gre, is it really that “easy”? I don’t know much about the exam but…
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For specific schools you will more than likely have to check with them. The general consensus is that yes: one can apply with the January score and still get into schools. There is whole bunch of additional questions we can ask here: are one's ch…
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Yes. It will prep you well. The games in the 70s, or 80s for that matter do not deviate far from the previous games.
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@nathanieljschwartz nice! Try to come back in about 11-12 days if you can, the area will be in peak leaf season!
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Yes. The LSAT on test day is given in 5 total sections. 4 of them count towards your score. The idea is that the 1 section that is not scored is the 1 section that piecemeal the LSAC builds future exams with (by gathering data on the questions an…
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The proper course of action would probably be to call LSAC.
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https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/preptest-c/ link to CC
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I don’t normally comment on subjects that divaite far from the lsat, but you make a great point. I have lived in ny state for my entire life: 29 years. I have spent more than half of my life upstate, but I was born in Manhattan and have close family…
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Evaluate or strengthen for me.
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Many and some here cannot in my estimation be read as exactly the same in this particular instance: -Some type of life insurance policy -Many type(s) of life insurance policies The statements are not the same. Namely, the many statement, in order…
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@cqas190517 Thank you for the insight from the tour. I wanted to ask, the idea of more than 1 LSAT take not being a "good look" strikes me as odd, aren't schools only required to report the highest score? I wonder how this works out, would the not…
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You are not doing too much. Strategies for individual question types are one effective way to maximize gains. One recommendation I have is to try to build strategy sheets for the underlying logic of certain problems-problems that will transcend qu…
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“Many type” would be my first inclination as to why this is “wrong.” Are they defining “wrong” here as not grammatically correct?
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for That question you are going to have to check specifically with the schools you wish to attend. Best of luck moving forwards and if you need help with an aspect of the exam, don’t hesitate to reach out on the boards. David
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The LSAT is 53 days away. The consensus opinion is that the week of, light prep is the preference. This gives you roughly 47 days of learning and implementation in a way that works for you personally, tailored to what I believe should be the max a…
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A thorough answer to your inquiry is going to require a bit more information. 1.What is your goal score? 2. What are the scores (with section breakdown) of your last 5 strictly timed fresh prep tests? 3.How many hours per day of prep time do you …
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@10000019 is correct from everything I have read. Can confirm that schools will send on LSAT alone: I have yet to upload my transcripts (mistake on a single community college grade I want to handle first, with the school rather than LSAC) and have …
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@username_hello this is an excellent question. I should start by stating that I believe catching an alternative explanation when the LSAT writers are laying one down is the single most difficult part of logical reasoning: especially when blocking a…
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This is an excellent group, great review last night!
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@"Rigid Designator" is entirely correct. What tips it off to me here is the idea of "failure to provide a republican form of government." See "Fourth Cause Of Action"
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As others have pointed out on another forum, this person hit a couple of notes that often emanate from the "sovereign citizen" corner of the US populace. As future lawyers, many of us might come across an individual who holds some of these beliefs.…
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@jkjohnson1991 yes. Sit with the argument and do it several times. Each time trying to get a layer deeper in the reasoning. So I look at it like this: Reads 1 and 2: find premise and conclusion, pay attention to indicator words and ways in which …
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The short answer is: Luke goes to the party and I won't The longer answer attempts to get a grasp on what is going on when we negate a conditional statement. If I say: A---->B, I am saying that A and B exist in a relationship. That if A occurs…
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I should add here that pulling apart a question like this helps not only with the underlying form of that specific argument, but also lends strength to our general approach toward future, different problems.
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Read it and pull apart the premise, conclusion, any assumptions and what the credited response does between 15 and 20 times. Set a 45 minute timer. Sit with the problem and pull it apart, watch the explanation on 7Sage, engage with the responses o…
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Hey, the question I would have is: did anything else change in your application? LSAT/GPA/work experience? Was this a school you withdrew from? Were you rejected? Can you tell us a bit more details?
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(E) has a very specific necessary condition. That level of specificity is not supported by the stimulus. The stimulus leaves open the possibility (by not actively excluding it) that pollution via gasoline can be lowered other ways. This would be …