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Kade Katrak
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@"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 downwards for more PTs? You highlight the…
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@jennybbbbb said: Here's my two cents: I like to watch my favourite tv show before I start a PT. This honestly helps me distract myself from the anxiety and it's safe to say, it has actually worked for me! I also started to work out …
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I took the normal September test as a retake and ended up with a 180 with a PT average going in that was similar to yours. Did you end up with the same test as normal September takers? If so the games shouldn't have been hard. They are my weakest …
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Yes, time spent up front is almost always more efiicient than time spent later. If you are struggling through a question because you are not familiar with all the pieces or missed something in the setup it will take a lot longer than that reread. F…
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I people watched. The testing site really is a great location to people watch and eavesdrop. Others have found meditation or breathing exercises relaxing. Right before the test you are just filling in the other parts of the scantron so I had pract…
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@yahejazi said: @kimw2015 said: @"Seeking Perfection" @"Leah M B" do the Casios tic loudly? No. I have a similar Casio bezel watch, and you can hear it tick only if it's held up right next to your ear canal. Yeah, there i…
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@Feb2018Taker said: I’m under the impression that schools emailing you to apply are doing so just to get there apps up, and therefore, have a lower admittance rate (although it’s obviously a business that needs attendees, too). I haven’t real…
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@slowlybutsurely said: I have this big worry that I peaked and I am not getting better but worse. Looking at my analytics shows this and I don't know how to get out of this slump before Feb 10! Any tips? How much worse? And over how many tes…
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The thing is you will be competing against people with actual out of college work experience. No amount of extra curriculars can make up for that. So like me you should probably count your blessings that LSAT and GPA are the main factors and that s…
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@"surfy surf" said: I quickly went thru the CC last year over the summer before my senior year of undergrad and did an awful job at it. Didnt take it seriously, didn’t really take notes, skipped RC, skipped a lot of the beginning which I thoug…
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@"J.CHRIS.ALST" said: I have been fool proofing for a few weeks now. The gains have been steady, and I am at the point where I can typically complete a game at least close to the target time while getting all the questions correct. Obviously, …
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@mariev22 said: Hi everyone! I'm pretty much set on beginning my LSAT studying using 7sage - yay! I'm hoping to take the test in either September or November. However, work will be very busy for the next ~4 months, so I'll have less time …
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@teetime64 said: Does this phrase introduce the sufficient or necessary condition? Ex. Tina will enter the pool, if and only if Mike enters. T->M or M->T Thanks! PS, I'm thinking it is the latter of the two. As @ak…
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I assume the Dean's List thing only takes up 1 line. Mine just says something like Dean's List: Fall 2014 - Present I imagine the most lengthy it could really be would be Dean's List: Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017. Otherwise, you w…
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@sk8r731 said: Kaplan is offering free LSAT prep courses online right now. Any other free LSAT prep offered? I have never heard a good thing about Kaplan LSAT prep and I have heard some things about Kaplan LSAT prep. On the plus side th…
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I think it would probably not be wise to study that much during the school year. If you do, keep a close eye on your classes to make sure you don't tarnish your GPA. During the summer however, even if you have an internship there will be a lot more…
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First of all, if you are PTing at 163 don't expect a drop on the actual test. It is reasonable to expect to score in roughly a bell shaped distribution around your average of 163. That means you are probably roughly equally likely to get a 161 and a…
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In my opinion, score potential is probably not real. If you spent long enough prepping you could probably get high into the 170's. However, it also probably gets harder and harder to improve as your score increases since you have already improved on…
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@cgracia12 said: @"Seeking Perfection" did you check your score? People have said not to check your score the weekend before, right? Trying to get a strategy for the last two weeks as well, I feel pretty burned out. I did check my score. I f…
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I would do at least one or two PTs just to make sure timing is down pat. It is usually hard to really improve skills in such a narrow timeframe so I would focus on the PTing and just do some very light drilling on your non-PT days. But I didn't fol…
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I started feeling a slight bit burnt out 2 weeks or so before the September test and basically stopped studying both because of the burnout and since classes started and I out scored my PT average. I just ended up taking a single PT the weekend bef…
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@Roadhouse11 said: I am curious towards your approach on ordering and structuring the course content. Did you follow the syllabus and do it chronologically? Or did you jump between the sections and PT’s? Did you put heavy emphasis on …
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@"Alex Divine" said: @RoelaB93 said: Do law schools look at your highest LSAT score or do they combine all of them together and look at the average? The tend to only care about the average but other law schools aside from Y…
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@"Creative Username" said: Hi, I was wondering whether it is advisable/necessary to scan through all of the answer choices in a Main Point question, instead of just looking for the answer (which will be a paraphrase of the main conclusion that…
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I bubbled before each page turn like most people seem to. It is just the most efficient. If you bubbled at the end you have extra page turbs and more risk of a really bad mistake if you miss one bubble. If you bubble every question it takes more tim…
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If you don't have any of the things mentioned by @alex Divine" then you can always just write a letter of continued interest explaining why you still really want to go there. This will reassure them that you haven't selected another school and are s…
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It is normal. It can start to take a little less long over all once you get more confident on more questions and get more right. However, the per question time should remain really long. There is a reason most people don't blind review intensively …
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I guess it probably depends on how slow a reader you actually are. If you literally cannot make it through the passages and questions then your reading speed needs to be boosted. However, it is very difficult to increase reading speed without losing…
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@zoer1234 said: Hi All, Thank you so much for your responses, they are very inspirational. The largest factor discouraging me from taking the LSAT in September is the 8:30 start time vs. the 12:30 start time in June. I know I will do expone…
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