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You can think about the question stems and what side of the conditional arrow the answer is on which relates to most of the differences I note below. Necessary Assumption Question. . . Question Stem: Which one of the following is an assumpt…
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It sounds like you’ve mistaken the conclusion (last sentence of the stimulus) for a premise and you think answer C attacks the second half, which it does. Conclusion: If we reduce production costs so operas can be funded by tickets and individua…
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People without an LSAT score get some also. Don't read much into it. If you're interested, happily take advantage of that fee waiver. Also, know that there are hidden application fee waivers. Sometimes you'll be surprised with an application fee wa…
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Anna Ivey, expert admissions consultant, says: "For dates when you canceled the score, the form doesn’t allow you to type in CAN or something to that effect in the score field (really, that whole section needs an overhaul), so for canceled scores,…
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Yes, it is separate. When you apply, you will have to indicate if you're applying for full or part time. There are a certain number of seats available for each program and part-time usually has slightly lower admissions criteria for LSAT score and G…
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Wish you the best on your test! It's always best to go to LSAC for questions like this. This is a common question. LSAC says, "in most cases, the remote proctoring system will save your progress and pause the test while the technical issue is resol…
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@lekSAT__ said: is this rill I chuckled from just reading the title because I didn't anticipate this topic appearing on the test. I've never seen this question before. This PT is from 1992 so subject matter fits. The derogatory term doesn't …
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I'll add some more info about strategy. This assumption question type is rare (one or none) on the more modern tests; nevertheless, worth learning about. 1. Read and analyze the stimulus Take time to analyze the argument. Try to identify the bigge…
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Look at the phrase you pulled from the stimulus. It's helpful to look for words/phrases that indicates the type of reasoning used. There's language there that indicates causation (but not sufficient/necessary). Do you see it?
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Tells you the difficulty level from 1-5 (easiest to hardest). Each corresponds to a specific section. This is additional information beyond the difficulty level noted for each question. This is helpful in anaylzing your performance on a test. Psg …
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Your first interpretation is correct. At least 2 must be sandwiched between F and R, regardless of which one comes first. I've never seen your second interpretation for such a rule. Stick with the first. At least 2 are after F AND before R. OR At…
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You should check out PowerScore Podcast Ep. 41: RC Skill Tests. They describe ways to self-assess specific skills to help you pinpoint problem areas and tell you what to do about them. Self-assessment tests for: 1. Broad vs. Detail Reading 2. Di…
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Whenever I'm not sure about the logic or how to interpret it, I ask myself, "What traditional logic indicator words could I use instead of 'whatever'?" Consider synonyms (keep the part of speech in mind). Then see if I can translate it to an if/then…
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In short, the argument says they should use the new Salmonella test because it’s better. My strategy for weaken questions: This is a question-type that challenges me because the gap typically doesn’t jump out at me. I usually have to narrow it dow…
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Here's how I thought through this one. Let me know if you had similar/different thoughts about C. Conclusion (Proponents):The odds are very high it’s not likely to get a match just by chance. Premise (Assumption): Each part of the pattern is indep…
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Sounds like you're in a tough spot. The reality is you cannot cram for this exam. My only advice is to revise your goal score or revise your test date. https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/the-three-worst-lsat-mistakes/
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For anyone looking for something outside of 7Sage, Manhattan Prep LG Guide is gold. Walks you through the different game types. Has scaffolded drills to help you build up the required skills for each game type. The book provides you with a great fra…
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@"Beast Mode" said: Hi Juliet, thank you for the update. Is the August administration in person instead of online? Reference bullet point 1. 🙂
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LSAC wants your money. Don't worry, there will be more tests covid or no covid.
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For questions like this, it is always best to go to the source. This is a public forum and it's easy to be given misinformation. Contact LSAC.
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Re-do the game board! It's not enough just to know how to do a game or get a question right. Compare your thought process of the redo to your timed thought process. What would you do differently. No matter how comfortable I feel with games, I'm alwa…
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As long as your notation is clear to you, it doesn't matter. However, I would definitely go with the Powerscore notation. It's easy to get confused, have a slip of memory, and miss slight shifts in language in answer choices under timed conditions. …
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Nope, you're not missing the point. You're almost there. I also identified the ad hominem flaw in the stimulus and was able to narrow it down to one answer. Ad hominem is present in E, but not C. For parallel flaw, it is more important for the answ…
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@Christopherr said: @CG______ anyone can join! The invite link is on the front page of the discussion! @chaplin___ we are doing the art passage from PT30! Hi! Sorry, not familiar with how 7Sage labels passages. Is passage 2 on Greek dr…
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Search the "Study Groups" discussions. Most welcome new people. The scheduling of meetings is usually down outside this forum through some type of group chat such as groupme.
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Hey, interested! I'll inbox you.
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You're fine. It sounds like you're spending time on the review part which is more effective than rushing it and just jumping to the next topic so you can say that you've gone through the material. I don't think the schedule is realistic about the ti…
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Hey! I'm in NYC. I'm also working and studying from home. When do you think you'll take the test? I plan to test in June.
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You can start writing when you start the first section.
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@nanabillan said: Don't we still need to pay for the CAS processing fee for each application regardless of a potential fee waiver? I think its $45 per school? You sure do! Applying to law school adds up quickly.🥴 Another barrier for those w…