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The most recent tests will give you a more accurate read. So if you're only limited to 10-12, do the most recent 10-12. Good luck Hayley!
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Yeah you can use the watch on test day. A personal friend of mine used it and it wasn't a big deal. I actually bought the upgraded version of what she used.
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@rasaluja1: To be honest, you probably aren't gonna see much of a point bump at this stage in the game. 5 points is a large variance, especially when you're talking about the score going up rather than down. Unless you "crack" one of your weaker sec…
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Korean Pride!
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You probably know this already but I'll write it out for argument's sake: Valid Causation--> Correlation /Correlation--> /Causation Invalid Correlation-->Causation /Causation-->/Correlation Do you have a specific LSAT question that y…
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I believe the phrase "in fact" is a term of emphasis within the argument. While "but" functions as the turn in the argument.
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Jonathan has a lot of valid points. I want to give particular emphasis to his observation about Blind Review. Are you making sure that you have 100% certainty when you don't circle a question? Even the slightest level of doubt will undo all your har…
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Yep. I go through each indented rule methodically and piecemeal. Afterwards, you can step back and see how the rules interact with one another (because they always will) and see the relationship in a holistic way.
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I'm using 7sage on Safari as we speak. I'm getting a "502 Bad Gateway" message on my chrome browser.
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There are tons of worksheets throughout the course that help you hone your ability to mechanically translate. Check this one out: http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/quiz-on-valid-invalid-argument-forms-with-translations/
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Whoa! This graph is awesome. Thanks Alan!
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I would say sufficient assumption question types are probably the most mechanical LR questions you'll see on the LSAT. It's literally all about plugging in the correct missing premise to validate the argument. Understand the logic behind these quest…
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It seems like you're applying some sort of cadence strategy. I guess that could prove to be helpful if your ability to intuit the correct answer choice is usually done at first glance. But by no means would I utilize that as a primary strategy. Reme…
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Yeah you get a sick feeling in the pit of your stomach.
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Did you purchase the 7sage package? JY's explanations are the best in the industry. Or are you still having a tough time even with his explanations?
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Please let us know if and when you host one for the Bay Area!
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I concur w/ E.T.
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Oh! I misread that. I thought she meant that JY wasn't doing the newer explanations (videos). Yeah he said something about needing to focus more on the actual explanations. It seems Jonathan (another 7sage instructor) has taken up the mantle and is …
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Really? Where specifically have you noticed this?
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@laestelle2009: That's the most beautiful comment. Ever.
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Hahah! I like how you formatted my name. I think I'll change it to that: Al [^-^]
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@AlenaLSAT: Should I do that all of that in order?
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Do what I do. Think about how all the frustration, exhaustion, and downright mental anguish will pay off FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
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I like to use the note-taking feature embedded within the 7sage website. It especially is useful when it comes to recording explanations for wrong and right answer choices. That way if you ever go back to a question, you can see if you arrive to the…
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Michelle, are you reading for structure versus reading for context?
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Great breakdown and analysis!
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I like where your head is at!
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Yo JY! You need to have one of these shindigs over here on the westcoast!
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I just do everything through the 7sage website. That way when you go back to certain lessons, you have your comments right there at the bottom. It's pretty nifty.
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Yeah I take tons of notes. It would take a good 15 minutes to scroll through all the crap I wrote down. It was especially helpful for all the lesson videos. I review them when I look back at certain lessons. I try to come up with the same inferenc…