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If you're confident with your answer choice and already scoring that high, then I guess it's not an issue for you. I always glance over the other answers really quickly, or if it's a tough question, I approach it through POE which gives me some reli…
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Pt 15 - S4 - Game 2 (Country of Zendu) http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-15-section-4-game-2/ Very unusual game, which also tests your ability on conditional lawgic Pt 6 - S4 - Game 4 (Network of Bridges) http://classic.7sage.com/lsa…
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Hi Aincao. This is a principle application question. You're given a principle, and you're told to apply it to a scenario which conforms to the principle. What is the principle? A nation can experience economic growth ONLY when consumer confiden…
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I've done games 1-20, and trust me, there's a lot of mapping and circular games present and a lot of unusual games that I've seen are similar to present games. In terms of acquiring PTs, here's a list Dillon put together: http://classic.7sage.com…
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Oh, I'm so guilty of this, and at times, I get so frustrated at myself. I've learned to refer back to my rules really quickly for every question. I also check off every rule the stimulus gives me once I've translated it down on paper, just to make…
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My goal is University of Toronto, but it still have a long way to go. The avg LSAT score for Uft is 167 (CRAZY). I'm scoring in the low 160s, so hopefully by the time October rolls around I can gain a few more points to reach that pinnacle.
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Don't feel defeated. My diagnostic was a 133, and now I'm scoring in the low 160s. Take your time and really learn the fundamentals.
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I was reading the reviews, and this comment actually made me laugh "For you left brain types out there, who are still unsure on whether or not this shirt would make a wise purchase, allow me to break it down for you. Most shirts like this only co…
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Woot representing Canada!! If you ever want a partner to BR with, I'm down, man. I was in the same boat as you, and just taking time off from PT and just drilling and really focusing on my mistakes has helped me tremendously.
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Pretty sure it's not available any more. You can pick up pretty useful LG drill books pt 1-20, and 21-40 etc all repeated three times, on the Amazon website.
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Hi, the argument concludes that passengers are safer with the collision-avoidance radar system than on comparable airplanes not so equipped. Why? Because this system provides pilots about the proximity of other planes, and it warns pilots to take …
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repetition is your friend. Keep doing games, figure out all the inferences as best as you can and try to solve for all possibilities (only during practice, during PT, hopefully you've honed your skilled well enough to figure out key inferences and c…
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Congrats! As someone that's been here a while, I've seen you improve immensely.
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I always chew gum when taking tests, did it all through university lol. I don't think it would be a problem as long as you're not chewing loud. But again, it could depend on the proctor. I chewed the last time and it wasn't a problem.
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@Pacifico said: I don't know what school this is but AFAIK most schools do not hard rank their wait lists like this In Canada, U Ottawa is notorious for their wait list lol. This year, they put 358 people on a ranked wait list when their entire cl…
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I don't know much about the Kaplan course, but I do own the LSAT trainer and I think it's one of the best resources to study from. I don't use it for its LG section because I am much more comfortable with 7Sage's LG method, but the Trainer has reall…
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Yes, it's written by Mike Kim. One of my best purchases. I think I have the 2015 version because of the new kick ass cover.
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@nicole.hopkins said: And I hope you can get a refund for those Powerscore books. ^ This Powerscore seriously just confused me more than anything when I first started studying. If I remember correctly, I think they advocate reading the stimulus f…
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@mikeysaikaley said: Just out of curiosity, if you could do POE in a timing effecient manner, why is it frowned upon? I don't think it's frowned upon. Using POE is encouraged and will help you pick answer choices confidently. Not only that, but it…
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@emli1000 said: I've been doing about 8 hrs per day. I usually take Sat & Sun off. Wow, that's hardcore haha. I really wanna take it up to that intensity in August.
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It's kind of both lol. I'll study for an hour, take 10 minute break, study for another hour, take a break, eat lunch, back to studying with intermediate breaks between every hour of studying.
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: HMMMMMM................ HAHAH oh god, face palm moment x100.
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Around 5 hours per day right now. I am also planning on increasing this intensity in August and then in September with a day or two off in order to avoid burn out.
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@taehyung said: there was no Google. Oh man, I wouldn't be able to cope lol.
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It depends, how long have you been preparing to take the LSAT? Or are you just starting out with your studies?
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This thread is hilarious lol. I'm 25, 26 by the time I get into law school if everything goes according to plan.
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I'm actually reapplying and writing out a whole new PS. For the LOR, I'm keeping the old ones and just getting into touch with profs/employers to mail them again. I'm not sure if everyone writes out a whole new PS, maybe they tweak it a little? I …
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@DumbHollywoodActor said: I don’t know. I thought Sunil.Kumar- 1 answered Sunil.Kumar’s question very well. Hahahah I thought so too
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Lol worst attempt at spam advertising.
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Yeah, I would say both types of questions revolve around the assumptions the argument is making when drawing the conclusion from the set of premises. In strengthening questions, you're affirming these assumptions, thereby giving the argument more su…