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Getting the logic games to perfect or at least -1 or 2 should be done before you test for the first time. With the 7sage foolproofing method that section is really just a matter of practice. Once you get games perfect I imagine you will be scoring …
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I took one for my major through my university. I don't think it is particularly worthwhile as LSAT prep. I think actual dedicated prep to the LSAT is better. The core curriculum teaches all the formal logic you need for the LSAT. I am sure a formal…
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I took almost all of the tests and I performed about the same on new and old reading comp sections the whole time. I always performed very well, but with a little more chance of missing a few than LR. Youcan definitely tell a difference with the ne…
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It seems to me like waiting a cycle would be best. If you do manage to score in the mid-160s right now, it is probably a sign you can eventually score even higher. I don't think the important thing right now isso much whether you take or don't take…
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@amandajwashington said: Hi everyone, I am on Lesson 17 of 59 in the Intro to Logic (under the Starter course). I am still not fully understanding how "the only" works. For example, The only kids with messy hair are the kids with …
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@calcal101 said: I do think you'll want to address this somehow. Mention your accommodations (which you should probably address in greater detail in another addendum), your request for an extension, and your inability to have one granted. If I…
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@LCMama2017 said: From all that I have read in different places - one should take the test when they are scoring about 10 points ABOVE their target score. From what I understand, most people tend to score lower than their practice PTs so best…
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@lsatplaylist said: So they were up this year but they think they're going to decrease next cycle? What do people think about this? Explanations for why they are up and whether they still hold next year: Trump Effect: An active judiciary ha…
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@"marino.zach" said: I am working my way through the CC currently and it's really paying off (wish I found 7sage months ago!). I'm wondering what you guys do when you get to the problem sets. Do you watch every explanation video or just the …
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@keishabarnes95 said: Yeah, I'd echo what Leah said about going to a non-T14 and still having a great career. Law firms will care more about what you've done while in law school to prepare you for their firm as well as your performance in scho…
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I think you apply and if they are intersted in you for the Darrow, they email you about it after they accept you. If you get the email, you interview specifically for the Darrow. So there isn't any application for it unless they contact you about it…
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@lianaLAW said: Thank you all for your advice! @stormNYC said: @"Alex Divine" said: @stormNYC Oh haha no problem man! I was just curious because I'm also interested in Ivy league schools Solid adv…
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I wouldn't recommend three tests in the final week, but if you do 3, I would recommend stacking them near the beginning of the week. You don't want to do anything that makes you feel tired of the LSAT at the end of the week. I wouldn't take a PT la…
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@lsatplaylist said: @"Seeking Perfection", Which U of M is this? Ann Arbor? Yeah sorry. I'm from Michigan so University of Michigan is kind of our only U of M. My sister did visit University of Minnesota though and I had her drop by the law …
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Sounds like a reasonable critique, but I definitely remember at least some videos where he discussed when it is a good idea to split. Sometimes it is hard to tell. If things immediately link up to your new information from the split, it is usually g…
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I have visited WUSTL and U of M (Ann Arbor). I liked both. WUSTL was a very pretty campus all around as others have mentioned. I was most impressed with the way the whole law school building felt like part of the law library. I had been to U of M …
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I'd say it won't matter at all in law school applications. The schools are actually desparate to raise their numbers by any means necessary and have little incentive to care about your email address. Afterall, they have a career advising office to m…
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@Kewlaidd said: Thanks guys, Yeah I'm set on CA. I'm sending WUSTL an app today and hopefully will negotiate Irvine. It just sucks thinking that there's a worthy chance UCLA might accept me off waitlist but that it could be super late. I …
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@"jacob.humphrey" said: I'm curious as to how many of you 170+ scorers took your test while in school? My first real test was in December and I'm gearing up for February right now and let me tell you... Classes and LSAT Prep do not mix well! …
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@DByrne07 said: @calcal101 said: Are you doing 25 questions in 25 min? Do you have an effective skipping strategy? Are you running out of time? We need a little more info to help How does the 25 in 25 work - how many can yo…
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@teamteamvicster said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change. Do you happen to know what "Current Status: Applicat…
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I don't think those are unreasonable results especially if you make it into UCLA. However, they may be results where you are just outside the range you need to avoid stress by getting an even better scholarship or snatching the job security availabl…
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7 sage is definitely the best, but it will take years to replace the institutional memory of the process TLS had. Getting a sense for the timeline of admissions at individual schools and past interview questions using TLS was invaluable. There is al…
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Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change.
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@demiiisodaaa said: Thanks everyone for all your advice...!! Yess, I'll definitely need to take a break after the Feb test.. for future studying and for my sanity haha I haven't done any drills yet so after the break I should definitely…
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@"surfy surf" said: @"Seeking Perfection" thank you for your response. LG I'm not too worried about as I pacifico foolproofed PT 1-25 (leaving some for after I finish redoing the CC) and feel pretty confident with LGs now. What was your techni…
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You can't do much as you noted. What I would do is blind review, then take a break, get one last confidence building PT in this weekend and then coast into the test. If it is burnout, the last thing you want to do is go into a frenzied last minute …
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By the time I started 7 sage I was already fairly solid on LR and RC. That said, with logic games I certainly didn't wait to finish the CC until I had mastered the section. Rather, I went through it and made sure I understood it at the time. If I fo…
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@"briangeiger80-1" said: Hello everyone, I took 3 pts so far and my score have been the same (154). Well in total, 79 practice tests for 12 points of improvement from my diagnostic. So maybe a point every 6 practice tests on average. Ho…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @"Mindful Monkey" said: @hawaiihi That's awesome! As someone not extremely familiar with Excel or Google Sheets, how do you extend the formatting? Say for the LG's how would you "drag" the formatting dow…