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Cant Get Right
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@"Cant Get Right" said: @BD said: Laser printers and cartridges off Amazon FTW! https://www.amazon.com/Compact-Laser-Printer-HL-L2370DW-Wireless/dp/B076Q1FK19/ref=sxin_2_osp8-89873a19_cov?ascsubtag=89873a19-be58-43d7-84ca-8…
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@BD said: Laser printers and cartridges off Amazon FTW! https://www.amazon.com/Compact-Laser-Printer-HL-L2370DW-Wireless/dp/B076Q1FK19/ref=sxin_2_osp8-89873a19_cov?ascsubtag=89873a19-be58-43d7-84ca-8ac0728475c6&creativeASIN=B076Q1FK1…
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You need to diagnose your issues better. It's not enough to figure out the reasoning behind each answer; you need to incorporate some metacognition into this process. Once you understand the stimulus and each AC, where exactly did you go wrong? What…
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You will be at a disadvantage if you DO use them, haha. Their LR is actually okay, but the LG and RC are just terrible.
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@maryiamimam said: @"Cant Get Right" What is CMBT? Conditional Must Be True
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David explains all this really well, and I just want to jump in to reinforce because this method is one I really embrace and hope to see it replace Negation Technique as the new standard, at least for all those already testing in the 160's. I almost…
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@juanmapm said: @studentservice I haven't found the proctoring to be glitchy, but the Discussion and Logic Games tabs in the app seem to be stuck on the first page I opened since the last update. I have tried to close and reopen the app but no…
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Unlike Sufficient Assumptions which always and can only ever do one thing--bring an argument to validity--Necessary Assumptions exist on a spectrum. In some cases, they can actually be both necessary and sufficient. At other times they barely affect…
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Lol, sorry guys! So I was away for a little bit and had like 150 notifications when I came back and this just kinda got lost in the mix! Thanks for the reminder @Shrilaraune ! Anyway! Okay, so here's the question: @MindyKale said: is there …
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Oh man, this question triggers so many different things for me. It’s a really important question. I don’t have time to go into it all atm, but if you haven’t heard back from me on this by tomorrow afternoon, tag me to remind me to come back and answ…
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First of all, with where you're scoring, question type will have nothing to do with it. I promise you though that the errors are not random though. The way you diagnose LR is by finding the patterns. Write out as thorough an explanation as you can f…
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Welcome! I think @MissChanandler and @LSAT_Wrecker mostly have you covered. Just to reinforce, make sure your goal is to learn the content—not complete the curriculum. It’s a really big difference in approach, and it’s the most important thing for …
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Don't worry about time at all. For me, it was not uncommon to spend upwards of an hour on a single question in BR. BR is about theory and understanding, not strategy and execution. Only BR questions you've circled, but after BR, analyze any and all …
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I got one from Ave Maria and the banner on my phone simply read: info@avemarialaw.edu Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Unsubscribe They're really streamlining the process, lol.
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Well, was going to try to respond to this, but I think @keets993 pretty much dropped the mic.
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@hurdlehopper101 said: Q: Should I take a few more PTs now to determine where I'm at curriculum-wise before jumping into logic game proofing or just go right into LG proofing? With a little more time, I can take more PTs before the real d…
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What is your target score? Adding 10 to 20 points is an enormous feat at any range, but it takes on slightly different qualities depending on which 10 to 20 points it is.
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If you don't have anything compelling, I'd think better to leave it blank. Notice though that it's only asking about "interests" and "goals." These don't at all have to be concrete.
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Pencil thread is very real, though I doubt many of us believe it has a real impact on our score. It's just a tool we end up using so much, preferences are bound to arise. I've never found a better pencil than the Staedtler Norica, although the Palom…
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This was always my go to: https://media.giphy.com/media/zAYZOtH5OMhuU/giphy.gif
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I've actually got some beef with the term "skipping," which @drbrown2 hints at, so I'm going to air some grievances here, lol. "Skipping" really only covers one extreme of what is actually a much broader spectrum: If you read a stimulus and have no…
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I’ve actually only ever taken disclosed tests, though that’s completely coincidental. I think @akistotle pretty much has you covered. In any case, there’s not much difference between the newest tests and the only slightly older ones any way. If you …
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I actually tend to gain energy over the course of a test rather than lose it, but I suspect I’m rather odd in that, haha. I think it may come from a strategy which emphasizes making correct decisions over choosing correct answers. Sometimes making a…
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Congrats!
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I do something very similar, just with a handful more LR questions to make it about half a section. That way, I end up doing a full PT in warmup every four days which feels like a nice round number. I'd advise against using fresh material for this …
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If it's not mandatory and you don't feel like your answer would necessarily set their minds at ease on YP, I'd just leave it blank.
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Yeah no worries. WUSTL makes the calls before sending anything else out. You'll receive an email as well as a physical letter in the next few days. Congrats!
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@"Always Be Closing" said: Bumping for @"Cant Get Right" 's comment for those of using wanting to incorporate 5 section PTs. I think this is really smart for folks for work full time and can only PT on weekends. Like can't get right said, you …
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Threads with this exact topic line come up pretty frequently actually. You're in good company. Curious trend actually. The test does evolve over time, but it's normally so gradual it's undetectable from one test to another. Sometimes in evolution t…
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: @"Cant Get Right" Thanks, this is useful. I really wish they would have the ability to view "$ offered as a % of tuition" column. I think that might be an even more useful data point, due to the variance of actual tuition c…