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Heinz Doofenshmirtz
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@wingustin said: Hey, does anyone know how much the testing process is directed by the proctor? I'll be using foam earplugs (I live on a busy street) and was wondering what I would miss out on from not hearing the proctor. For me the proctor…
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@rjp12345 said: I had LG-LR-RC. For LG, I honestly don't remember the theme of G1. G2 was gold and silver items, G3 was gym music piano and sailing schedules (or something else with G M P S items), and G4 was transcribing/recording/preparing i…
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I think everyone should warm up. Whether the warm up is 20 minutes or 1 hour is up to the person good luck today!
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As long as you don't take the timed pt with music I don't really think blind review music matters. My blind reviews, while thorough, are not as formal in structure. I skip around sections and even take it across two days sometimes.
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@poppyflower said: I have a question about using your phone as a mirror for check in. Does anyone know if this is necessary or can we move our cell phone out of the room before checking in for the exam? From the LSAC website: "One cell ph…
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People who have had issues with flex in the past (ex: proctoring issues) have received a coupon for a later test date. Hopefully this will be a non-issue for you, but just wanted to relay that info in case it eases any anxiety!
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@nanabillan For the first question about A--> B and C the contrapositive of that is /B or /C-->/A So, if you have /C, you will have /A. But, you do not know anything about B. For the second question, with A--> B or C the contrapositive…
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hey @nanabillan I'm not sure if this helps, but for conditional logic, I always remember that the rule only is triggered if you Satisfy the Sufficient, or Negate the Necessary. For your first example, since /A, the rule is not triggered, but that d…
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One of the best phrases I've heard regarding the LSAT: "the time you take off is just as important as the time you spend studying." With this in mind, take a break and don't feel guilty because know that the break is actually improving your LSAT gam…
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of course dependent on the person! but I'm just focusing on drilling, as a bad PT score would definitely affect me psychologically, and a big part of this exam is the mental game
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Hey! While my story is not the same as yours, I also was stressed out for a number of reasons. I'm scheduled for August, but I also registered for October and that eased the burden a lot, knowing that August isn't my only shot. If you are able and w…
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This was beyond helpful. I'm so grateful! Congratulations on Cornell and good luck. You deserve it all!
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@"LastLSAT-1" said: @Deepika7 said: Hey August test takers---I saw that the LSAC is giving the option of a score preview for 45 dollars, where you can look at your score before deciding whether or not to keep it as part of the LSAC…
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when you're missing the 4 or 5, are they questions you've flagged? or are they questions you thought you got correct with 100 percent confidence?
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A PT every day for a week....I'm towards the end of my studies and the most I'd consider doing is 2 a week at MOST three. Would you consider delaying a cycle? I know it's a big decision but, studying for the exam is so much less stressful, and can …
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I love LSAT trainer but nothing improved my LG like the foolproof method on 7sage. Definitely go with 7 sage for LG
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if you go to the LSAC website they let you see exactly what the format looks like, including the font and features
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Hi! To answer your question about x being in third and y being in fifth: If x is in third, then y is in fifth Contrapositive: If y is not in fifth, x is not in third. To find the contrapositive of a statement, the "formula" for doing it is to sw…
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Hey, I understand the feeling, I felt the same way just a month ago! I wanted to ask---have you finished the core curriculum?
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maybe take a practice test and see what you need to brush up on, and then you can use the question bank / create specific problem sets to sharpen those skills
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I agree with the above comment--- after drilling a lot of questions untimed, I found that I could speed through the easier questions because I had just internalized the process, as well as the trap answer choices. You said that you just started prob…
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I've heard that the longer you've been out of law school, the less your GPA matters. If you get a great LSAT score and have a compelling reason to go to law school, it could definitely get you into a regional school! Obviously I'm not an admissions …
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Personally I'd go for the later test. My pre-law advisor at my school said that applying in October is perfectly fine and the October test is early October so you'd get your results in mid-October anyway. But also, you could just take both tests may…
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My scores improved after I decided to start sleeping a lot and meditating. It also helped me to pick up a fun sport with my friend (tennis) to release stress. Once I started doing these things, I noticed the LSAT bleed into other parts of my life na…
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@intellectualplastic said: My scores improved by 2-3 points (now I usually miss 0-3 per section) when I began spending more time on the passage. After I committed to spending 3+ minutes (occasionally a little less) reading, and/or rereading, a…
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@intellectualplastic said: My scores improved by 2-3 points (now I usually miss 0-3 per section) when I began spending more time on the passage. After I committed to spending 3+ minutes (occasionally a little less) reading, and/or rereading, a…
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@seriously said: @Deepika7 said: I spend more time on the passage but sometimes do spend a little extra time waffling between answer choices. My last PT I finished the section with about 2 minutes to spare but I had a lot of flagge…
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In the more recent tests, I'd be surprised to not see a miscellaneous game. Definitely worth practicing!
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@seriously said: Do you know where you're spending the majority of your time? Are you taking longer on passages, or on the questions themselves? I spend more time on the passage but sometimes do spend a little extra time waffling between ans…