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Daniel.Sieradzki
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It is actually a really good thing to identify flaws and categorize them. It helps you get quicker on them. Identifying the flaw in each wrong answer choice is very useful. As J.Y. says, each wrong flaw answer choice is a correct answer to a differe…
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One thing that helped me was drilling games by type and LR by type. You start to get a feel for common trends. In addition, you build confidence and boost your score as you improve. This can be a big psychological factor. @lawgikal makes a great po…
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I agree. Do not worry. Retakes are very valuable. For example, if you get a question wrong on the original take and the retake, you really know it is a weak point. You can then hone in on it and knock it out with review and drilling. I also find th…
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I look forward to getting back into session. See you all Wednesday! @"Alex Divine" that is awesome! These calls really make the LSAT enjoyable.
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The LSAT curve should balance things out. That being said, certain tests have little nuances that make them challenging. For example, a strange logic game or a very difficult passage. These hard parts are balanced out by the curve or by easier quest…
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@"Katherine-2" You are very welcome. Good question. Both options would work. You can submit the application without a score, but it will not actually go complete until the December LSAT score is added. Thus, I am not sure if there is much of a diffe…
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Based on what I have been told, there is an advantage to applying early, but it is far less important than it used to be because applications are down. I know several people who got into great schools with a December score. As long as your stats are…
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Damn, that is unfortunate. I would still call LSAC and see if anything can be done. I really want you to get some relief.
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Hilltop. I argued that the company should work its way up to big projects and not risk it all at once. They should go with a medium project after Hilltop. It is neat that this WS has gotten so much attention. It actually feels like part of the test
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That really sucks. I am very sorry. Do not blame yourself. The LSAT experience is an extremely stressful situation. If the noise interfered with your test, you might want to look on LSAC's website to see if there is any recourse.
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I agree with everyone here. The best thing now is to take a break and unwind. Only start studying after you fully recover. I also encourage you to join our BR calls. We go over the LR sections and really break them down. It is a great way to improv…
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@ThePaperChase Does that mean you also picked Hilltop? Please say I am not the only person who went with safety.
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One question is minuscule in the grand scheme of things. You gave it your all and should be proud. Take a well deserved break and keep the good feeling you had when you walked out.
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Yes, I agree with @TheMikey (where is your winking cat picture?), you should also ask on toplawschools and reddit. The more people, the stronger your case. I am very sorry this happened. I hope it gets resolved soon.
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Haha Welcome to my world!
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I see. I would definitely go to the restroom first so that is taken care of. You do not want any distractions during the final stretch of the LSAT. After that, enjoy your snack. If it is anything like the break at my test center, it feels like it la…
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Yes, look forward to it!
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Hi there, It depends on the number of people at the testing center. That being said, you should be fine. The break is for 15 minutes. By that time, everyone should be able to use the restroom. You can also ask the proctor if there are multiple bath…
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Thank you J.Y.! Good luck everyone! @twssmith Your story is inspiring. You are going to crush it tomorrow!
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@hazelnut13 Lol, please no. The only good thing about the hurricanes/storms in Hawaii is that there is no longer a rooster in my tree waking me up at 4 a.m. I think I may do a rain dance near the LSAT date to keep them away! @"Cant Get Right" Awes…
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Hi Jessica, The BR session starts at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. We review only the LR sections. It usually goes on for about 4-6 hours. Most people just stay on for as long as they are able. You do not need to attend the entire session. Let me …
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Thank you for making this thread, @"Cant Get Right". One of the things I noticed on the PT 78 questions is that the LSAT writers are taking advantage of our knowledge of flaws. We are taught to be very wary of hasty generalizations and causation/co…
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Another undisclosed LSAT that you may not have taken is the February 1997 LSAT, which is also known as F97. I think it is only available in the old LSAC book "The Official LSAT Prep Test with Explanations Volume 1." It can be purchased used on Ama…
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Hi Hazel, we are on now. Everyone was in David's Webinar before.
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That is a very strange conditional statement. I agree with @"Cant Get Right"'s diagram. The word "grants" tells us that Internal Empathy is sufficient for partial understanding. However, it is not really sufficient in that this technique of using …
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While progress in RC may be slow, big progress can certainly be made. I went from a -8 RC on my diagnostic to my current -2 average. It is still something I am always working on getting more consistent, but it has gotten a lot better. @"LSAT Studen…
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@DumbHollywoodActor Thank you! About half of the group was able to get together on Google Hangouts. Unfortunately, I did not see your message until after the BR call. Still, Google Hangouts worked out okay. In total, the BR call went on for over fiv…
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Yes, that sounds good. Please post the link.
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Great idea. We should at least have something like that in the future as a backup plan.
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P: People who habitually slept < 6h and started sleeping > 8h, typically felt less anxious. C: Most people who sleep 8h