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Agree with @allergic and @nicole.hopkins . Don't burn yourself out by taking more than 3 a week. Ensure you spend ample time on BR. I think 30 is neither sufficient nor necessary depending on the person, but definitely a good number that has been pr…
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Treat and judge retakes in terms of practice and learning, not in terms of score.
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The general consensus around here will be not to take it (even the first time) until you have PTed your goal score at least 5... maybe 10 times. I don't advocate taking it until you are absolutely ready. Furthermore, why would you roll the dice and …
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Absolutely! Best of luck to you!
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http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy Here is the strategy of @Pacifico . It is a great tweak of the FP method.
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@"Justin B" Good for you starting early!
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You're right, doing it that way probably won't make a huge difference. I'm an advocate for doing sections at a time because that's how you will be testing. But, if you want to do game 1, BR then watch a video, then do the same for game two... then i…
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@Artwork94 Are you still going through the curriculum? I'm not sure if I understand your question.
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@nye8870 You make a good point. I agree.
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@"Accounts Playable" Yes. I would treat "it is a given" and "for such" as premise indicators. "Given" would introduce evidence (premise) for a conclusion. Treat "for such" the same as you would "for".
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@munderlarkst Yes, when used in the context of a conditional statement, "then" introduces a necessary condition. You will rarely, if ever, see "then" introduce a conclusion. A conditional statement using "then" could be embedded in the conclusion, b…
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@shermankrs said: I'm unsure if I should be trying to do Cambridge packets timed or untimed Never do anything untimed unless you are in the midst of a blind review session. Train in the manner in which you will be testing... which is timed.
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@Artwork94 said: but I can't translate it into new situations This will come with time. If you do each game enough times perfectly and under time, these inferences will begin to click. The most important aspect is game type recognition and default…
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@diana1493 said: It's much more effective to find what's wrong with AC's then to look for the one that looks right +1
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@Sheri123 No problem. Anytime.
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I'm not a sage...But I can try to help. @gyoo01 said: I can solve games well when I am just drilling non-timed. You should only be doing this when BRing. The hardest part of this test is the time constraints in which we are tasked with operatin…
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Every question in which there is an argument... you should ID all parts of it.
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@brittani Sure! What test and questions? Shoot me a PM.
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@"LSAT Determined" Take a week off, let your brain rest and come back and see us. You're doing yourself no good by continuing down this path with this mindset.
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@SVMIRTO said: My reason for wanting to take it in Feb. is so that I can begin school Fall 2016 and not have to take a year off I've been in that exact spot. Moved June, moved October, then moved December again. Law school with always be here. I t…
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Well, I'm of the opinion that whatever works for you... stay with it. However, the overwhelming consensus here will be to throw away the PS stuff and stick to the Trainer and 7Sage for LG (and everything else really). IMHO, I believe you will embrac…
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With the demand for the current tests, I'm sure it will be a little while before all of the explanations for those early tests are on there. I'm sure it takes a tremendous amount of time and effort to produce these. In the mean time, feel free to as…
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Last I have seen, most likely early to mid Decemberish. It's hard to rush greatness!
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Ok. I'm glad you have the Trainer. That will help. Having the starter package is better than no 7Sage at all so I think all you have is upside for the purchase. How is the PS LG Bible working for you?
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The difficult is most likely relative. The tests are essentially the same difficulty wise, but there are slight changes with respect to wording that could make them seem more difficult. Once you get used to those changes, you'll adjust. You've got t…
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@SVMIRTO What study materials have you used prior to this?
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Agree with @c.janson35 . Contact LSAC first thing tomorrow morning.
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Cumulative I would think. . That could be a good question for an admissions rep at the particular school(s) you're looking at though.
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@Sheri123 Yes. If you have the CAS and have turned in all of your transcripts, you should be able to find your calculated GPA in your account on the website.
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@markariangeorge I think everyone has probably already hit on everything relevant to your situation. My experience over the past year would be used to caution you against burnout. I spent a year pressing and pressing even when I didn't feel like it…