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Have you been studying for July with 35 min sections or with 53 min sections? If you were anticipating the accommodations, then taking the 35 min sections for the July test is going to be a huge shock. If you were studying with 35 min sections and a…
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I've been focusing on NA lately, my weakness. In your example of the Jets and the Bears wouldn't "Chicago Bears had an amazing record" be a sufficient assumption? That would made the argument valid. And a necessary assumption would be "the Bears are…
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If your grades were fine during this period and you don't plan on writing a gpa addendum, you could easily omit the specific time this occurred. Just write "during undergrad" or "during fall semester".
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It is recommended to not "recycle" the master game board for questions because 1. you add in new information for a specific question and you don't want to use that for subsequent questions. 2. you may erase the wrong new info 3. you may find an infe…
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Just got a 170 on my most recent PT! I have had a few in the high 160s but it felt great to finally squeak into the 170s.
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I don't know if there are any "tricks". Basically, you just need to blind review effectively. Two PT a week might be too many for you to have time to fully understand the questions you got wrong or right, what questions you were over or under confid…
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https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/application-requirements-for-top-schools/ https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/top-law-school-admissions/
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Write rough drafts for all three topics and see where they go. Then write second drafts honing in on the topics in a different way. The other thing to note is that while law school essays are similar, there are some differences. Some are completely …
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Oh I see @wuxinyi9512 sorry I couldn’t be of more help!
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I took the dec 2017 test at NC state. Parking was a breeze. The room and desks were spacious, about 50 students. Proctors were amazing. Test started on time and I was out earlier than I expected, before 1:00pm I believe. Super smooth day. Cant help …
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I don't know who "a lot of people" are, but they are probably misinformed. You should not have canceled your school. Schools only care about your top score, it is the only score they have to report which directly effects their rankings. Perhaps the …
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You need to consider your objective. What career are you interested in that requires a MBA and JD? Is acquiring both worth the cost and extra year of school? Does GW guarantee admission to these programs AND offer a substantial scholarship, since yo…
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When I record, I stop and start between sections so that there are four smaller files. When the video proctor says "put your pencils down", I click the record button twice, reset my watch and turn the page. I find that there is enough time for this,…
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This depends a lot on you as a tester taker. When I first started my prep, my bf was always sniffling and coughing and squeezing. I was super annoyed. But felt like that could be realistic and worked through it. I’ve taken PT in a lot of different e…
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I keep clean copies of LG with me pretty much all the time. I foolproofed through PT35, but I like to go back and do them to keep my mind on it. I set a timer on my phone and work on it during work breaks, waiting for an appt, commercial breaks, bas…
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late to the party but JY strongly encouraged videotaping during one of the RC meeting/calls he hosted. I can see the advantage of it. He said you should video every timed PT to review. I think it will help a lot with skipping strategies and to know …
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Considering joining the September BR Study Group. https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/16433/september18-study-group-blind-review-pt-39-thursday-june-14th-7-30-pm-est We are blind reviewing 5 PTs before the July test and the calls disc…
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I think you can still benefit from LR you've seen before. In the cases in which I've worked on problems multiple times from drills or blind review, and I remember the stimulus or the answer choices, I make an effort to not just jump to the answer ch…
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Did you mean to say PS, your personal statement? Or are you speaking about your letters of recommendation? I've heard of some professors asking students to write LORs themselves for the professor. But if that's the case, your professors would be the…
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You don’t want to be staring at your watch looking at the seconds while you are finishing an answer. Within the minute is fine, really. Honestly, I doubt you’ll even look at it after the proctor calls 5 minutes. I used the rotating bezel. Never rese…
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Super excited about starting BR group tomorrow! I'm located in Hawaii, so the group call happens at 1:30pm while I'm at work. I'm going to participate during lunch hour, and I also plan to go in early/stay late (a hour) for every study group. That g…
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I studied for the dec 2017 test using powerscore bibles so I understood most of the basics. However, I have gone through the CC in order since “re-studying” and found it really helpful. Some topics I go through quicker than others. But I would recom…
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LSAC takes into account question number differences... 99-102 i believe. Thats why they have a score conversation that is unique to each test. On some tests, its impossible to receive a certain score because of percentiles. They have it all figured …
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Raw scores are converted to an LSAT scale through a statistical procedure known as equating, a method that adjusts for minor differences in difficulty between test forms. Your percentile rank reflects the percentage of candidates whose scores were …
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Something to think about... did you get 178 BR score by only reviewing questions you circled? Or did you look over the test in its entirety? I’ve done both during mine studies. The reason I ask is b/c if you only reviewed the questions you circled d…
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If those four answer bubbles would have just been a quick random bubble in, you could expect to get 1 out of 4 right. Don't cancel your test because you know you missed one question you were expecting to get right. Sometimes when I bubble in the las…
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I'll second what @"Jonah Chadwick Griego" said.... From your previous posts it seems that you have a "dream" school and you maybe won't be happy anywhere else. Don't settle. Imagine what you could do if your June LSAT score has increased and you app…
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Not pregnant here, but suffer from extreme hip/pelvic floor pain. Microwave heating pads are life. So are ice packs. If you find they help and you are planning on applying for accommodation, you may even get your doctor to write it in on your forms …
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I meant downsides as in having a longer testing day, different scheduled start time, bad proctor. I was just curious if anyone had experience with this. Some disabilities can cause challenges, for sitting/standing for a extended period. Break accomm…
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@Ohnoeshalpme I'll probably only take 10 full times PTs by September. But I'm going to blind review the hell out of them, make sure I understand not only why I missed a question but also any trap I fell into, I'll write out my thought process, keep …