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BruiserWoods
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@stepharizona consider yourself lucky. I have to study and maintain a 9-5 *cries*
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@stepharizona anything to make it through the work day, i suppose
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Can yall do me another pep rally thursday
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@"Nicole Hopkins" SHUNNNNNN THE NONBELIEVER - SHUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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jesus christ. you're a unicorn. and you're CERTAINLY not in a plateau. Go through the curriculum and blind review method. you'll break 170 in no time.
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WOOOOOO IM COMING IN HOT AFTER MY WORKOUT ALL OUTTA BREATH AND SH** Y'ALL AINT READDYYY BUT YOU GONE BE READYYYY. Sorry. Just releasing some energy. yall
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@Pacifico said: Extra time test takers give useless data for experimental sections, which is why they don't do them, not to mention it would put us there for 7+ hours and that's just grueling
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Just got me some new weightlifting shoes bc i blew mine out stressing over this damn test. Thx @"7Sage Admin" y'all r the besttttt #mindandbody
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What @Pacifico said. Welcome to the club
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YAY!!! Finally!!!
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@westcoastbestcoast same. I'm shaking in my boots. But I gotta get my head in the game because I can definitely do this.
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@ethan.ames that was a great and well-thought-out analysis. Very smart. Very interesting. I think you have a few good points.
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How long have you had the free account?
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I'm taking 77 as timed drills this week and not as a whole test. But I mean - mostly just because I don't want to take another full PT this close to game day.
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@Pacifico said: Also, if you're asking a question like this my advice would be to postpone. yeh
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@siheaso i see you don't have an account with 7sage (yet ), but I'm fairly certain that J.Y. has a youtube series on the Blind Review method. It explains all this a lot more in depth than I did!
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Right. @Mr.lopez are you certain that you have "extended time" and not just extra time during your section breaks?
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@siheaso Not quite. Take a timed test. While you are taking it, make a mark or circle next to the ones you're not 100% sure about. Once you're done taking the test, BEFORE you score it, go back through those questions you marked. It's ok if you m…
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This is what the blind review process is for. Go through the test timed and mark all the ones you're not 100% certain of. THEN go back through those untimed until you could do the problem in your sleep.
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@doneill3389 my heart started beating fast just thinking about that omg that's awful i swear I would cry when I woke up
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@"Nicole Hopkins" when are winners announced??????????????????????????????
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I don't think this happens very often, but I have heard of a couple instances. Typically you'll score within +/- 3 points of your 5 most recent PTs. So you might score a couple points higher, but I would certainly not count on scoring significantly …
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Yeah. I have spoken to several people who have been granted accommodations, and for everyone who has extended time (including myself) we only have had to take 5 sections (2 LR, 1 RC, 1LG, and Writing Sample). This is very confusing to me as well.
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What you wanna know @Addistotle??
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awwwwwwwww i uuuu
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Hey I haven't taken get, but I have accommodations for June and I know a lot about accommodated LSAT stuff. What's up?
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@"Ron Swanson" said: I think they're referring to going to the actual room and like being there before proctors/staff/etc I also get the impression this is what they mean.
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Does your admission ticket have a room number? (Mine does). If you're close enough to the university, could you make a trip over and check it out yourself?