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In regards to the LSAT, they are both premises. Assumptions are defined as unstated premises, whereas presumptions are stated premises (which we take to be true). Hope this helps!
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@"Lucas Carter" good stuff! Very clear and thorough explanations.
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@Gee-dawg @Woodsy_567 @TOvsEverybody this is actually one of the common fallacies the LSAT writers spoke about. Many people fall prey to simple questions because they “cannot believe the answer is that easy, there must be some trick”. This is not th…
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@TChalla June 2007.
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@"Juliet --Student Service--" hi, thanks for the info. Turns out the cache just needed to be cleared.
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@tharay if you don’t mind my being direct, your opportunity cost of taking on that kind of debt load is significantly higher than say someone in their 20’s or even 30’s; which is why I would advise against it (of course this is just my opinion, so t…
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Given that your father technically received his degree before you, I’d stay away from saying it. Yes, there are different definitions floating around on the internet, some saying “the first to attend” but I think the most concrete/prevalent definiti…
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Such a shame to hear this. Yet another -however incremental- way LSAC has increased the barriers to education. Have you though of offering just an LG course with the explanations? I would imagine you’d be able to sell such a course under or around t…
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I highly doubt that would be enough time but it’s hard to say without knowing your diagnostic/goal score. Anyways, best of luck!
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@ajroks08 @kaidawnm thank you both for the advice! some very useful suggestions that I will definitely begin to implement into my studying routine. Following what you both said, I definitely agree that quality is more important than quantity, but at…
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Practice, practice practice! I believe that speed boils down to familiarity and comfort with the questions types which only comes from a thorough understanding of what you're reading (i.e what you should be looking for in each question type etc). Th…
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@pb3ncva15 awesome! thanks so much. In regards to functionality, relative to the surface pro (test conditions in july) do you experience any lags when taking PT's on the fire?
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Hello @DogOnBuffalo, Congrats on the score! I'm sure its nice to see all the hard work pay off. I'm looking for some useful study advice. I started studying for the LSAT about 3 months ago, initially diagnosing at a 146 (answering only about 70 q…