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Has this happened to anyone else? Also, what do you think I should do... yes, it kinda sucks. but it was a quick process once i gave them a call. Submit and pay now, then write/call them next week to ask for refunds. many schools will no…
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i personally would practice on a flex version because it'd give a more accurate data on your stamina/test fatigue for the actual flex exam. it's too soon to tell when we'll be going back to our old format, too, and i think flex exams will continue …
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if you're talking specifically about the correlation-causation flaw, the argument concludes a causal relationship from correlation (i.e. evidence was correlation, but conclusion is causal). so yes, the conclusion must be causal in order to illustrat…
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on the other hand, who first started calling analytical reasoning "logic games"? what an influencer.
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@"A. Henderson" said: So I was meeting with one of my LOR writers yesterday and they informed me that they will not be able to have my LOR completed until the first week of January (the 4th). Is waiting these extra 2.5 weeks something that wil…
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i'm definitely hitting a "like" on this post!
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@rockhardbooner said: I was smoking pot in my dorm with friends when I set the smoke detector off, unfortunately, this being my second offense (first got me probation) I got suspended for the remainder of the semester. One week later they bega…
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fafsa applications open up in october; each schools have their own "recommended" or "priority" deadlines. however, they encourage you to (and you should) apply as early as possible. berkeley, for example, says: "there is no hard deadline to comple…
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this seems more like an exception to the rule. in the past (and now too), they could be requested as an accommodation (worded as "stand with a podium"), which demands medical documentation: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsac-policy-accommodations-test…
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hi! one thing that i thought was interesting is that your timed score isn't too far away from your br score, so great job closing that gap! if you are looking to re-take in april, have you considered bringing your br scores up even higher? maybe…
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i think you shouldn't really need to worry about the time slots or the proctor u traffic, and i think you should pick the slot that you feel most comfortable taking the test in. but this sounds like a pretty interesting topic. if we assume that wh…
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@forthewinwin said: What is the best way to improve Logic Games performance? My issue is lacking speed. I have been re-doing Logic Game problem sets, but have run into the problem of running out of problems to do. I did poorly on the last actu…
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haha "any" is such a strong word, but i feel your sentiment lol i think there is a possibility that lsac will be releasing more flex tests, but i don't know if they want to do that soon. i heard that part of the reason that lsac released the may t…
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i struggled with the same issue, so i'll share what i decided to do, although i think you should carefully consider other advices that you get before you make a decision. the general tip i got from multiples sources is that you shouldn't list any h…
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great post! i'm a public school teacher — there are times when schools, districts, and states put a huge emphasis on standardized tests, but there are just too many to cover. nevertheless, many of us strive for depth over breadth, and i've found…
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you should check this out if you haven't already: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4760/7sages-approved-tutors/p1 7sage "approved" them, meaning these tutors know what they're talking about when it comes to the lsat; most of them a…
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if this person meets all the criteria that you should consider getting a lor from (https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/how-to-pick-your-recommenders/), i think this letter which can also be a "school-specific lor," can uniquely add value to …
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are you sure this is required for regular admissions? i was under the impression that vandy required the video essay submission only for their early decision applicants: https://law.vanderbilt.edu/prospective-students/admissions/binding-early-deci…
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wow. this sucks. my college used to tell people not to use "torrents" with the school's wifi and i did hear, from time to time, that some people would get in trouble for using torrents and downloading unsanctioned copyrighted material. streaming do…
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hey poornima, welcome! one regret i have during my prep is that i haven't used 7sage sooner. i think this community is really supportive and there's a lot of people here who are willing to help via the discussion forum, free tutoring sessions, we…
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i'm not sure how using a lsat proctor video would help at all; from my experience taking the flex, proctor u does not call 5 minutes of remaining time out loud or anything of the sort. yes, they tell you to read the certifying statement out loud (bu…
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@FindingSage can't agree more! the purpose of the warm-up before the test isn't so that you can learn a few things/skills quick right before the test. i personally made a problem set for my warm-up before the test. i knew i did not want to grade…
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i doubt that they would. schools report your highest score, so that's the score that they generally care about (plus, this will be after they have made a decision on you, so they would have even less reasons to care about this) if there's a huge di…
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that is amazing! congrats!!
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some schools have specific guidelines on how long your ds should be (e.g. 1 page). some don't, but i did hear that you should lean towards writing less than 2 pages (one and a half is good). i also had 2 versions: 1 page and 1 and a half page.
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if you have a compelling story to tell how your diversity factors have shaped you, i generally encourage writing a diversity statement. but if you don't feel that this applies to you, that's completely fine, too! you don't need to force it out of yo…
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you can take the same pt a second time, and you'd be able to access all your history through "view history" for each corresponding pt. during this time, you can also set it up as "self paced mode" (section does not automatically complete once time…
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i'd say definitely write it! i think you have a compelling story to tell how your diversity factors have shaped you. maybe this series of lessons can give you more insight: https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/should-i-write-a-diversity-sta…
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the flex exams so far had been extracted from pts from a variety of eras: the may flex was in the later 80's era; june flex was in the 60's; some on july were in the later 60's; some on august were in the mid-70's~early 80's; some on october were in…