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@Mike_Ross, If it isn't too much trouble and there is another session I would love to attend. Sorry to ask so many questions, I am just unfamiliar with some of these concepts.
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@Mike_Ross Thank you so much for your detailed response! I truly appreciate it. Underconfidence is an issue for me so I know the more answer choices I leave without a response the more I get into my head and let the self doubt take over and not st…
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I would also love to have a copy of the presentation, I thought you both did a great job! I do still have a couple of questions. I was wondering where you came up with a specified number of questions to miss on round one? Was that induvidual? Ba…
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@rondabeselt Not trying to be nosy but JY's post earlier regarding this said that people who had been granted accommodations would still get them with LSAT Flex? Did you request pencil and paper that they couldn't do or? I am asking because I was …
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I was initially eager to sign up for June hoping for Flex test but now I want to wait and see how the scoring will work out. I have worked really hard on LR and it is far and away my best section. In fact I am often getting less wrong on both LR s…
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I am going to sign up for June now, I would much prefer a three section test and I think June will end up remote as well.
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Thank you! I will plan on being there.
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We are planning to have people upload their translations to a Google Doc so people can compare each others. No worries on having a kid with a live call, I think everyone will be understanding with shelter in place that there will be children/dogs i…
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@dhill2020 yes of course there is room! We would love for you to join us!
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@"Madison Publius Hamilton", here is the link to join: https://groupme.com/join_group/57415632/QdTu0vK9 We have been mostly reviewing Prep tests, sharing study tips. But there has been a lot of interest in doing translations as a group, so we are…
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@lsatplaylist I heard the PowerScore podcast. I also went to the LSAC live streaming event discussing what is going on. I can say that Kellye Teste spent the whole time trying to reassure people as well as the Deans of the different schools that w…
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Here is my theory: The April LSAT is getting cancelled. I am at about 98% sure of this, at least for in person. There was almost 20,000 people registered for the test ( or moved from March), and that is just too many people to be able to provide …
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@Mike_Ross Your description above sounds so exactly like what I was doing and how I have changed as a test taker using The Loophole. During a prep test I would halfway freeze but if say it was a weakening question I would identify the premise (s) a…
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I have similiar concerns to yourself, and am glad that I didn't make the decision to try to push into going to law school for 2020 and going to a lower ranked school with a sub par scholarship. I have a cousin who graduated in 2008 or maybe the ne…
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@Clyde you are very welcome! @jmarmaduke96- I took that PT last week actually! That last game was hard! I set it up as a four layer sequencing, and then was trying to think of a time when I ever did that before. When I go that I remembered a quo…
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Hi, you are very welcome! You are totally correct about games pieces with the same rules applied to them being functionally the same. Being able to pick up on this during a timed section or PT often makes the difference in saving essential time tt…
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You would be applying for the 2021 Admissions cycle. The admissions cycle is considered rolling admissions and typically open in September or October. Many schools applications deadline will be Febraury or March, though regional schools will often…
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I just tried and can confirm the fix is working, I just made a LR problem set.
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@"Jonathan Wang" said: This is like when Kaplan tells you to read the first and last sentences of each paragraph in RC and it'll be enough. That is why I asked the Kaplan instructor to repeat what he said three times when he said to only r…
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Thanks Josh! And thank you for coming to the quarantine hangout and all your help with Reading Comp. I appreciate it!
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I dunno, I think he pretty much nailed it with the first one. I never understood why it ever continued past that in the first place. (kidding, of course, haha.) Now that I think about it, it was actually your podcast …
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I loved the Podcast. Before the Podcast there were multiple interviews with high scorers on Youtube and watching those was what actually inspired me to join 7Sage in the first place.
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@lmunoz2628 said: @FindingSage thank you, LG are actually my strengths I’m confident I can get 18 right in that’s section. As for tutors, where can I find one? Getting 18 right isn't bad but LG you can improve a lot more. Going -0 to -2 cou…
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@Stellaluna said: @FindingSage Thank you for your response! After I review an LR problem that took up too much time, I struggle a bit with being able to put into words the takeaway I have learned. It just doesn't seem so clear to me that …
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I am averaging 170 right now. Even at that average my BR is much higher. The difference between my review process now is I am reviewing every question, because I am not just looking at why something is the right answer or the wrong answer but my …
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@DaBears85 Congrats! And wow, the two things that you are doing and has moved you from the 160's to 170+ is exactly what has worked for me as well. I would expand this to say that doing this stratedgy means that when you look at answer choice A an…
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Just by getting to the point where you are going -0/-1 and maintaining what you are doing can put you close to 160. As suggested look up Pacifco's logic game stratetegy. I fool proofed most of the games in prep tests 1-35. It is time consuming an…
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After I complete a PT I typically wait a day or, sometimes even several days later to BR. When I first started studying I only reviewed the questions I got wrong, or the questions I flagged. My progress was slow and often frusturating. I watched …
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I have seen it over and over again, seems worse trying to make a problem set.
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As someone who has also delayed multiple cycles I can tell you I understand what it is like to delay multiple cycles and to make progress that often feels very slow and uphill. It is often very frusturating to study part time and feel like you are …