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Don't think too much into it, it could just be that you're out of sync and have to find your rhythm again! Don't let it get to your head because that'll effect your score and then it just becomes a cycle lol. Reflect on the way you were scoring befo…
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@hopefulling Gives great advice. Pacifico method was a great start to attacking LG- https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy When I get a question wrong on a game I make sure to review the steps I normally …
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Hey @martinxi679 ! Reach out to the specific schools you want to apply to and ask them directly how they would review your application if you were to submit with the intention of taking a future test. Most schools accept your application and a new s…
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I agree with what @learn2skipQs said. As long as you didn't remember the answer choices, didn't draw inferences off memory but rather by skill, I think you're fine to count it.
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Some schools require you to submit a GRE score if you have taken it in the past 5 years, i.e Harvard. Check the requirements of the schools you are applying to. If the school doesn't require it, I don't see a reason to submit both your GRE and your …
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The lesson to practice these are found under "Introduction to Logic" - the most helpful is this one! https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/conditional-indicators-drill-flashcards/ Example: If it is Monday, then I have work. M(Monday) W(Work) The phras…
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@RBBLSATTTA My understanding of law school fee waivers is anyone can apply for it but depending on your financial circumstances the school determines whether you are qualified or not. Not every student who applies for one will receive one but it nev…
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During practice and BR always chain so that you build up to intuitively knowing when it should chain up. Some games it may be more clear to not chain certain inferences such as PT 31 S1 G2. As you do more and more games you’ll find a way that works …
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So I attended the LSAC forum this past weekend and heard that question asked a lot. I honestly think it depends on the schools you're applying to because each school had a different response. For some the reply was "We actually prefer if you come in…
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Yes they are a prep course. All over the 7sage homepage are statements like; "7Sage Online LSAT Prep Courses" "The Right Choice for LSAT Prep" "The most advanced LSAT course available anywhere" Also when you go to download their app it is title…
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@BigJay20 said: Now here's my problem, it seems I'm missing an inference where M1 and M2 can't have the same color in the same clothing. Like, M1 having a Navy Jacket and M2 having a Navy Jacket. BUT the rules doesn't say they can't have the s…
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Depends on the school you are applying to...some require you to submit your GRE score if you have taken it within the last 5 years, i.e Harvard. If you're applying somewhere that there is an option as to whether you can or not, I probably wouldn't a…
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Link to the webinars- https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/
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One thing you could do is to go back and evaluate which questions you're missing. Maybe there is a pattern as to which ones you are missing and you can re-drill those question types to get better. Another thing you can do that is similar is review t…
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@audeamus300 I'd also recommend "The best grammar workbook ever” by Arlene Miller
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Just want to say I've done exactly the same things and have seen similar improvements! -18 to -9/-8. Really enjoyed how the LSAT Trainers bigger picture (The forest as he says) compliments JY's method (the trees). Definitely great advice
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I've been studying for a year part time and would say I've seen consistent improvement. It isn't that you are studying less intensely per say, but the material you study is spread out more generously. As for how to avoid burn out, I think that de…
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I think there is a huge value in attending. I attended an in person session last year and found it beneficial to talk with the deans. I learned more specifically things that aren't on their website, (Preferences for LOCI for that particular school, …
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If you're considering putting the pursuit behind you and not continuing because of how you're scoring, I think you need ask yourself if there is a real purpose to why you started or want to continue. Don't let the score define you or discourage you …
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@bruhhhhhh Hey you're totally right! I was overlooking the "or but not both", so you're definitely correct in stating that world 1 is not possible. Thank you
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@bruhhhhhh Because the word not both is tagged onto the end, it becomes a not both rule, not an "or" rule. Check out these lessons to remember what worlds are possible for each rule! If it is still confusing let me know and I'll try to explain it in…
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"Either J or K, but not both " means, one or the other, never both. Not both has a minimum of 0 and maximum of 1. So the rule can have 3 possible worlds; /J /K (both out, minimum of 0 satisfied) World 1 /J K (J out, K in, maximum of 1 satisfied) W…
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Compare your LSAT and GPA to develop three lists of potential schools: Dream schools that are a "stretch" Core schools where your application will be competitive Safety schools where you will more than likely be admitted What to consider (IMHO) …
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I will start from E to A on some questions but have no actual reason as to why I choose to flow in that direction. I have noticed that I typically will do this if 1) The stimulus is long and the AC are long (like PF or parallel MOR), 2) I can't unde…
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In one of the videos JY mentions that strengthening is a super set of different LR questions, SA/PSA/NA. He said that in a sense SA/PSA/NA are strengthening. I would just err on the side of caution of thinking all NA strengthen
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I walk to school or I drive to school /W->D (Dont walk, so you drive) The door is open or the door is closed /O->C (Door is not open, so its closed)
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I guess I look at taking the LSAT like training for a marathon; If you spend most of your time practicing with ankle weights while running come race day when you run without ankle weights it'll feel much easier. So if you practice more with full PTs…
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Hey so just a quick tip to get you to the answer choice in this specific scenario is; One of the rules indicates that "The falafel truck serves exactly two of the office buildings." This means that at any given time it will only have two options, so…
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Awesome news! Keep that same energy and mentality and you'll do great on exam day! Best of luck
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I could be wrong but most law schools open their applications by September. I've always been under the impression that applications open Sept 1st. This is a list of schools last cycle opening date -https://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/top-50-law-school…