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Thank you for the question and answers. Could I ask more about CAS? If i apply for CAS before graduating and i need to update some grades that I obtain later, does CAS update it for free as long as it is within 5 years? Thank u!!!
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Congratularions!!!!! So happy for you! Lsat can't win! You won!!!
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A few of the best moments of the pep rally Don't try to learn or implement a new skill at this point. You have what you have. Stick to the process. Don't deviate from your PT strategies. Execute your skills. Do the right thing--the right process t…
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Thank you very much for your advice! Congratulations on the amazing score!!
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@Sami @"Alex Divine" @lsathabib Thank you guys for helpful responses!! I will apply them to my prep!
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@akistotle This is brilliant. I really want this t-shirt, and other shirts with J.Y's quotes!!! This will inspire me to drill harder!
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@lsathabib thank you so much for your help!! I will definitely BR wholeheartedly for each section that I complete and build up the stamina by the methods you suggested. could you tell me what you mean in the last part, start from PT~36? Thank you!…
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Thank you guys!!
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Thank you Josh! This is pure awesomeness!
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@"Alex Divine" Awesome! Thank you for the prompt and helpful response
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@"Alex Divine" Thank you!! Did you choose a new PT to foolproof each day? So the number of games to foolproof would pile up each day, leading me to do 4 new games plus 4 games from the previous day (and the games I still need to foolproof from t…
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Bump Such a great advice!! The Jewel for the ultimate LSAT study mindset☆
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Thank you so much for the helpful post+ comment thread! "Keep calm and focus on the rules" is key for misc games. Dont freeze
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@Euthyphro said: 1 thing for me in strengthening questions is: strengthen according the relationship that exists between the premise and conclusion, other questions may strengthen but not in the way we want. Which answers makes the reaction …
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Awesome! I saw this video too and it's totally relatable to the LSAT test anxiety!! It discusses how to overcome three fears that underlie the test anxiety syndrome. I customized the three tips to the LSAT experience. 1) The fear of repeating fail…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @LSATlife said: Hey guys, I have two questions! 1) I'd really appreciate your input regarding whether I should print out a fresh copy for RC blind review. Is it as helpful to do so as it is fo…
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@TheMikey said: You can just use sections from the 40s or 50s, it doesn't really matter much, imo. Or depending on your time frame before your test, you can prob use some recent tests as experimentals. It's all testing basically the same …
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@Victoria14 said: I have this too - It's the WORST! I think the best thing I've ever done was to start doing pages as a whole and not necessarily their natural order. Say there will be 3 questions on the first page and the first one seems like…
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@"vanessa fisher" said: I have a similar experience. I've found two strategies to be helpful. 1) I allow myself huge license to skip in the first few questions. If I read the first question and it doesn't click right away, I circle it and m…
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@"Alex Divine" said: I think a mixture of the two is generally helpful. I would take LR sections and then drill any question types that I was continually missing after I BR'd the timed sections. After doing this over and over, I got much bette…
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@nathanieljschwartz WOW! Congratulations! I was very encouraged to read your post and your kind comments on what methods you employed to achieve such a remarkable score. I had planned on jumping fast into PT's but decided to take your advice about…
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Yes, I am also interested ! Thank you!!