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Based on the 98% and your application (it's only October) they want to know why you want to attend that school. They're probably thinking you wouldn't attend if accepted. It's very early in the application cycle and they know that you are likely app…
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You have to keep in mind an RC section on one PT can be a little harder/easier than the RC on another PT. This goes for all the sections. So unless you're killing it in every section (aka a JY Jedi), some PTs are going to show your weaknesses more t…
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I don't think there is a way to see a list. From what other people report, you don't see the waiver until you're ready to check out. Sometimes you're pleasantly surprised with a fee waiver you didn't know about. I don't think there's anything wrong…
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Omitting your race and/or gender, isn't advantageous nor disadvantageous. If you omit either, they'll likely just assume you're white and/or male, but that doesn't matter. Your identified race may give you a soft boost, but if you don't check a box,…
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If you don't have an LSAT score, your application will not be viewed, because it is not complete (you don't have a Law School Report). So don't view it as advantageous in submitting earlier in terms of rolling admissions. Doesnt matter. If you have…
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@mfarlow I work full time too and study when I can. Let me know if you're still looking for a study buddy. @iamtrying If a group has been created for this thread. Please add me.
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I'm holding out for in-person, but my instructor, says he thinks it's unlikely they'll switch back, even after COVID. He gave a lot of good reasons, one of them being that flex is much easier for LSAC logistically speaking. I'm still holding onto an…
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@DCgirl96 Joined. Thanks!
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Definitely down! I need to get back to my book. Let me know when and what section. BTW, I'm only working on translations right now if that's okay. Don't hesitate to say that doesn't work for you. Haven't gotten that far in the book. So if you find s…
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Think of the forum as informative. It's not going to affect your application, because they interact with so many students at the forums for such a brief period of time. It's a good opportunity to get answers to questions outside of the application p…
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Are you still looking for a study buddy? I'm very interested and very serious about studying. I'm testing in 2021 (probably summer as well). It's hard to find people looking for a study buddy this far ahead. I like the idea of working together throu…
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The LSAC testing year ends in April. Thats why they have only given official test dates through April. Usually, in January, they'll give dates for the next "year." Look out in January 2021 for summer test dates.
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FYI It's business days, not calendar days. Be patient.
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Go for the earlier games. PTs 1-35ish. They'll keep you on your toes.
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Can you reference a specific question?
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Here are instructions. https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/22124 However, I just wasted about 20 minutes of my life trying to create 1 timed section because the the page was freezing and non-responsive. I gave up. Going to do the tim…
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I like the idea of focusing on practice sets. Doing them on our own and then blind reviewing together. Also, if you've reviewed a question and the explanation didn't make sense to you, we can discuss those too. My strongest section is LG and my weak…
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Hey, Charlette! I'm interested if you're still looking. I'm very serious about studying.I'm EST as well.
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Very interested
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Was already super thankful for your sessions. Now even more thankful you made the time earlier. See you at 7 pm Tuesday!
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ALL questions on Khan are official LSAT questions created by LSAC. They do include questions from PTs that haven't been released, so you won't be able to find them anywhere. No questions on Khan are fake/unofficial.
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@"cole.davis10" said: Does anyone know if the June LSAT is still going to be disclosed now that it's a Flex exam? Unfortunately, it's no longer disclosed, but not surprised. I anticipated this. August 29 is the next one scheduled to be discl…
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Would like to join!
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@"Juliet --Student Service--" said: @sharingiscaring said: Hi, I am not sure if you have answered this question. But is there discount for those who have the LSAC fee waiver? Hi there, Due to recent changes to our cour…
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Try using a different web browser to see if you have the same issue. Also, if you're on a tablet, see if it works on a computer.
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This person is spamming every LSAT website.
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@aris2020 Instructions are in original post.
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Look back at the condition given in the scenario. If a sport is played by more than 1 of the 6, then they're ranked. Does this condition apply if only 1 person is playing the sport?
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To negate "at least one" change to "not at least one" = none. So the negation is: None of them was not a creative researcher Get rid of the double negative: All of them were a creative researcher I hope that helps.
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Yes. There will be only 1 possible arrangement for the elements. The arrangement will be fully determined. This means you will know with 100% certainty where each element goes.