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Cant Get Right
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@"Alex Divine" said: I need to check out this show, haha. Oh man, you just exposed yourself to so many spoilers. The thread title did warn you though.
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Yep that's what I used to get into my sleep rhythm. Took me maybe three weeks of using it before I no longer need it. The main thing for me was getting up in the morning even if I hadn't gotten much sleep. That was really problematic in the beginnin…
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I'm really curious to see how Bernard develops in all of this. Nobody else knows he's a host, so that puts him in a really interesting position. He's a god who became reincarnated as a man--a Jesus figure, but with a twist: Instead of walking among …
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It sounds like you're in a range where you need to both continue improving fundamentals as well as start developing timing strategies. For the fundamentals, this is just a guess, but make sure you're breaking down difficult stimuli grammatically. Of…
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I finally caught up! I've been so itching to open up this post, and it was everything I hoped it would be! So while we've got a West World thread going, any hypotheses anybody?
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@torontonb said: I would recommend you avoid thinking about the money (if you can) and register. Agreed. Best move is to register and then withdraw if it turns out you don't need the take. I think LSAC will even extend the refund date for people w…
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Nice! That's a huge milestone! Take a moment to bask in the glory, then back to work. Now that you've proven you can do it, time to really up your game to. Definitely not a fluke (assuming proper testing conditions), so just don't let up!
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All I can tell you for sure is definitely no music during PTs. That would for sure be a deviation from testing conditions. As for everything else, I dunno. That sounds crazy to me, lol, but if it helps you study more effectively, then I guess go for…
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Okay, this is going to go way more indepth than you need, lol, but I'll get to the point eventually! So, this is often called a mistaken reversal. Structurally, it looks like so: A --> B B therefore A This is the underlying logical structure of…
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Kind of depends on where you're at in your prep. For your last 5 or so PTs, what is your average timed score and BR score?
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They're only going to really care about your numbers because that's what they report to rankings. Your course load is a very minor consideration. Honestly, I'm not sure how to write that addendum. Can you say anything that isn't just an elaboration …
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Here, this is everything I've got on the subject: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/9668/the-wait
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I think I usually got about half way through the second page. If it was necessary for you to fill up the whole thing, that would just mean that either you can't make a concise argument or that they're providing insufficient space. Don't worry about …
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Well if you're going to get hacked, I guess there's much worse things they could've done, lol. In school me and some friends had a website for fake university news that got hacked, lol, and they did a bit more!
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Definitely don't cancel!
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Yes, you will have a PDF copy of your actual answer sheet as well as an item response sheet which is a chart showing both your answer and the correct answer. If you're worried about any potential for a scoring mistake, you will have everything you n…
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@danielznelson said: One thing David Busis taught me is to work towards creating a narrative, rather than a thesis. Yeah, this is the main thing. I think of the personal statement as a way to put a human face on your application which is otherwise…
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Hmm, that's tough. If you feel like you're not going to be able to achieve your potential on test day, then that's obviously problematic. Because it's your third take and your scores suggest very little margin of error for an underperformance, the s…
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Like @"Alex Divine" said, it's a really difficult jump to make. But like @desire2learn said, your numbers are really encouraging. You definitely need to look at developing some high level pacing strategies. That could go a long way towards bridging …
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Yeah it's actually really great that your weakest section is LG. If there's 6 points to be had you can totally swing that. 7Sage methods are so concise and effective, you may be surprised at the progress you can make between now and Feb. Also, check…
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@"Not Ralph Nader" said: supplementing it with a half A4 paper as scratch paper Yeah, now that PDFs are history, I think this is the best any of us can do.
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@phelanj75 said: honestly power scores methods are so counterintuitive ( at least in the books ).. by the time i found JY i was running out of time Yeah, I hear that. You sound exactly like me a year ago! For what it's worth though, 7Sage's LR cur…
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And you're definitely not sunk for Cornell. You just got to make them an LSAT score they can't refuse:)
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If it makes you feel any better, I had a similar experience on the Sept exam. I was confident I bombed LG, and I had no clue about the rest of it. So hard to speculate, but if it's a blur, I'd guess you are probably somewhere in your normal range. …
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It depends on what your goals are and how far away you are from them. I did exactly what you did: Started with Powerscore and then discovered 7Sage. I benefitted tremendously from forgetting everything I'd learned on PS, lol, and starting over from …