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Some concepts that I see pop up are; -GDP -Inflation -Free Market, Capital Market -Per capita -Cost/Benefit -Interest -Incentives -Consumer Surplus -Fair Trade -Monopoly
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I took my time and went really slow, so about 3 1/2 months for LR and then LG/RC in the same month.
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@gramos1793 You're right there is a function for it! Under the clock icon you have the option to add +50% time or +100% time. The +50% time sets each section to 53 minutes though. So you may just have to use your own timer. (The app also allows up …
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Hey @Elsa2reads, its great that you're already seeking how to strategically study. I definitely was trying to figure out the same questions you had and appreciated the feedback I received, so I'll share what was passed down to me and hopefully other…
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Keep that same energy and outlook leading up to test day and you'll crush it! Congrats on that great feeling
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It’s based on your institution and how they credit a pass/fail towards your GPA
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Appreciate the words of encouragement! Congrats on having a breakthrough
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Having a lower GPA will require you to play your cards more thoughtfully, but you are still very much apart of the race just as much as anyone else. Beginning with weak grades that get stronger might show your potential and maturity over the years. …
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Also super helpful; https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/16979/help-with-flaw-type-examples
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First, I think its great that you're already thinking about these things this far ahead because it allows you to plan strategically. With that said, life happens and things change too so just keep that in the back of your mind as well. There is a lo…
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Everyone learns differently...but for myself I have to say JY hands down lol. Apart from his clear and thorough explanations, I really enjoy that I not only hear the explanation but can visually see it being explained.
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Per LSAC's Candidate Agreement "You agree not to engage in any of the following behaviors in connection with taking the Test: "Using colored pens or pencils, notes, dictionaries, or any other item that may aid or otherwise assist the candidate in th…
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Going out on a limb here but after reading LSAC's policy, I believe you can still preview your score. They state that you have up to 6 days after receiving your score to cancel. If you have any doubt at all, I'd call LSAC just to confirm to give yo…
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Agree with above but I noticed you were looking for some tips so I'll chime in! For the grammar lessons specifically, it'll stick with you more when you use it. Definitely watch how JY rips apart each stimulus to understand the role each phrase is …
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@LeagueOfLegends By date posted and it follows from page 1 through 3.
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Better to take the exam when you're ready versus taking it when you aren't. An earlier application might give you a boost, but that boost can be offset by a poorer LSAT score. So, if you know that you can improve your LSAT score and still get your a…
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I think you started a great thread and I'm definitely excited to see what others share! Of the ones I have attended, they share common similarities for the most part. The structure is general across the board-an introduction about who they are, info…
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Hey @elenanisonoff I work full time remotely so maybe sharing my approach will be helpful for you in the future! I take a PT over the weekend and won't BR the day of. Its so important to maintain work/study life balance, I use to constantly feel bur…
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Create a problem set with the section you didn't take during flex (which is the 2nd LR section). You'll have to select "unlimited time" and set a 35 minute timer for yourself. Lets say you take PT56, you would have taken the first LR section, LG, an…
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What are some things you struggle with in LG? Timing? Game board set up? Making inferences? There is always time to make improvement. Each logic game is unique (sort of), but this is a standardized test, which means that games will be similar in na…
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Hey that’s amazing news! Not an easy scholarship to receive so kudos to you! Best of luck in your endeavors
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@LeagueOfLegends It all depends on what areas you need to improve on. If you have time to put aside each day to listen to one webinar you should! I enjoyed hearing other 7sagers stories the most:154-173 A tale of Logic and games & My 18 Point In…
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From LSAC LR: “These questions are based on short arguments drawn from a wide variety of sources, including newspapers, general interest magazines, scholarly publications, advertisements, and informal discourse.” RC: “Reading selections for LSAT R…
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7Sage offers some advice regarding C&Fs https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/character-fitness-addenda/ LSAC also held a Justice Hour: Law School Admission and Justice-Impacted People on August 4th and I’d imagine the video would be uplo…
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If you’re GPA & LSAT are within the schools range and your application material make you a strong candidate, I don't see a reason the university wouldn’t accept you. You’re already in great standing with them academically and have shown that you…
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I also read the LSAT trainer and found that reviewing these lessons from 7sage helped really reinforce the material; Top 5 LR 1) Assumption & Weakening 2) Causation Phenomenon 3) Some & Most relationships 4) Valid/Invalid argument for…
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A couple forums on here that I've seen have mentioned that a minority might fall under- American Indians/Alaskan Natives, African Americans/Blacks, Mexican Americans, and Puerto Ricans. LSAC's website states this "Law schools seek qualified African…
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I think you would have to just compile all the times you spend on the individual question type to get what you're looking for. For example, in a prep test under "Tags" you can select the question type. Lets say you want to view all the Flaw questio…
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There are a few resources you could look to in addition to the one mentioned above! 1) 7Sage Law School Admissions Predictor 2) http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/wp-content/uploads/Law-School-Predictor-Matcher.htm 3) https://mylsn.info/r/pre-law/…
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Definitely doable to reach your goal score and closing that gap. Just make sure that you don't burn out by taking 3 PT's a week! One thing I'd recommend if you're not doing already is learning to recognize difficult questions and skipping them witho…