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Cant Get Right
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@"Corey L" said: I have also realized how much I do not know This was the first step for me. I wish I'd realized/accepted it sooner!!
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@"Tina Cho" said: We submit all materials on LSAC I guess? Yes, but you'll need to upload each essay--via LSAC--individually for each school you're applying to.
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Essays are uploaded within the application for each individual school. The space to upload optional essays will be in the same place you upload your PS and DS. If they don't have a place to upload and they don't give alternative instructions on how …
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@aishatung said: I always get distracted and my mind wanders off after I get a good PT score Yep, was the same for me! I ran all kinds of different numbers. Comparing best/worst case scenarios, and literally every score in between. Huge waste of t…
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You'll be a splitter, but if you grab a 173+, yeah, you'll have a decent chance. That said, you're getting ahead of yourself;) Let the possibility of those schools motivate you, but speculation beyond that is only going to serve as a distraction at…
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Nice! Wish I were in LA! You ever try out any of those coffee shops, btw?
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Agreed. I tried both and found that identifying the question stem first was far superior. I get that the level of understanding I need to have in the stimulus doesn't change just because I know the question, but knowing what my task is allows me to …
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Welcome to 7Sage! You've come to the right place! @jenny.bains said: I tend to procrastinate way too much!! I am writing the June 2017 LSAT and hope to achieve a 170+. So first things first, lol. At maximum, only one of these two things is going t…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: Yes. You'll never know which one is the experimental section Yeah, never ever ever relax because you think you're on an experimental section. The truth is you have no clue what is experimental and what isn't, so don't eve…
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@natashagb95 said: I've gone about halfway through the powerscore bible. Do I keep going through that even though it seems I haven't grasped basic concepts? Do I buy another book? Do I just practise a lot? Several things here: First, you shouldn…
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@"Tina Cho" said: Also, how gramatically strict PS should be? I read some PS but some sound poetic like fiction novels, not like the tone of academic research paper... PS should be grammatically perfect, but that doesn't mean it should be academic…
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@"Stevie C" said: Should this be my first tattoo? I approve!
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Not sure about how to go about finding an in person tutor. Something like craigslist or maybe even university/community bulletin boards. Just make sure you see some credentials if you're going to go that route! 7Sage is great for online though: http…
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Yeah yeah!
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That's an interesting question. I'm leaning towards no, but not with as much confidence as I'd like! So with the (X ---> Y) as a sufficient condition, we aren't making any determinations about whether or not that relationship holds up. X may ---…
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If @david.busis is around, he'd know this better than anybody. Here's my attempt at it though: @penniwin said: got sick with a virus on test day. Yeah, this happened to lots of us on the September test as well;) Puns aside (or is that irony?), I'…
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Same task, but more approachable. What's not to love? Sounds like an excellent exercise and I will almost certainly steal this at some point in the future. Great tip, thanks for sharing!
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I didn't know what it meant either and I'm a fellow prolific reading lit major and science enthusiast. Having never heard of it, it comes across as a vague attempt at being poetic. I'm also a little confused because I'm assuming this is a story of r…
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I haven't done any interviews yet, but still waiting to hear back from most of my schools. Will definitely be following this thread though. Hope you'll let us know how it goes!
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If google can't consolidate it, I'm not sure. Maybe drop "Kaplan" from your search. That could broaden it a bit.
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This is common. The fact that it's the "real" LSAT does mess with our psyches. It's scary, and we don't make good decisions when we're afraid; I think this accounts for the majority of folks who drop from their average. It affected me, and I realize…
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Definitely don't save all of them for the last week! You probably won't get very much out of them by taking all of them at this point. Focus on getting as much as you can out of each one that you do take. The difficulty in LG takes a significant j…
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Agree with @danielznelson . Three tests a week is way too much. Two a week max if you're just really determined to cram in as many as possible before Dday. It's much better though to just let each PT take as long as it takes and however many PTs/wee…
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With the second rule, we have three possibilities: F out G out (which forces H in) F in G in (which forces H out) F in G out (H floats)
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Yeah, that's totally feasible. Just got to do the work and focus on quality studying.
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@lllllllll said: Because McElligott's citrus juices HAVE NOT BEEN LINKED TO ANY BACTERIAL INFECTIONS, can't I assume that they contain less infectious bacteria than M'S apple juice? No, you can never assume. All we know is that the citrus juices…