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I'm down. PM me for my skype id.
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Well said Torah! Like.
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Ew.
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What this person said. ^
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It may sound bizarre, but I would say finding a way to make the LSAT fun has helped me. When you look forward to it, you tend to have a positive mentality--which in turn provides the awesome dividends of doing well.
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I agree with Cara. The symbology they used in the powerscore bibles was a lot more complicated than it had to be. Stick with JY's methods, they've proven to be simplistic and very effective.
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The proctor would just see JY's face when he walks into the test center and say, "No need JY, you're getting an automatic 180 my friend."
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Thanks chino!
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I believe it will still be held in October.
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Never. You must study for the LSAT until the end of your days.
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Finished season 2! Epic.
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Yeah...Season 2 just came out yesterday. I highly doubt any Lsat studying will be going on for me this weekend.
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Well said Torah!
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@josemartinez725: Adversity in life is akin to the texture of a painting. This texture provides the depth and uniqueness that truly allows a painting to become vibrantly alive. Your success will inspire others, it certainly has for me. I wish you we…
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It is important to think introspectively of what it means to be an attorney for you. It's such a subjective thing isn't it? For some it's about making a good salary, for others it's about their life's mission to help society, then you have those tha…
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As someone that has taken a few other lsat prep courses and now nearly finished with this one--I can tell you the most conducive thing you can do, is to make sure to only move on once you've mastered the current concept. Much of this is akin to math…
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Jose, you are an inspiration. I wish you well not only in the lsat itself, but in life in general. Keep strong mate!
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Here's another: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/02/04/this-is-proof-that-mindfu_n_4697734.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular
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@sweetxoxo: I am in the same boat as you. My argument is your argument.
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@LSATPuppy: When I took Testmasters they never really discussed the importance of timing. I mean they went through the average breakdown per questions, but they never really got to the crux of how to improve your time. All they would say is, "with m…
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Follow the blind review, timing is engrained within the method itself.
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Tis the curse of would-be lawyers.
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http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/causation-theory/ http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/causation-strategy/ http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/how-to-approach-argument-part-questions/ I had my response all typed out but I don't think it would do much good. …
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Yeah that's scary when that happens on a PT. Make sure to review using JY's method for games. Repeat, repeat, and repeat some more. Don't just memorize--understand the inferences and make sure to understand the relationship of the indented rules and…
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Here's a question: Do you see a pattern of categories of questions you tend to get wrong? Surely it can't be, "this is random..." Right?
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You should review the causation theory lesson. It clears up a lot. But to answer your immediate question as to why (B) must be correct, here's the following: 1. We know for a fact the first sentence is the only conclusion. Why? Because if you try t…
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Well said Candice!
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If you two are both feeling this way a week before the exam, perhaps it may be conducive to think of alternative options as sorry as I am to say.
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JY had this really cool link about mindful meditation up on the forum a few weeks back (don't know why he removed it). I know it sounds very "new-agey"; but meditation will definitely help you with the stress. Try to sit for 15 minutes and allow you…
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