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Sorry to hear. Were you strictly timing yourself while pting? What do you think went wrong during the actual test?
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And thank you
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Love you ty, good luck.
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YES!
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Here is my analysis: this is the perfect nec assumption question if you diagram it. stick close to the stimulus and you will clearly see why the others are wrong and why a is right. if benefits constituents, then consider the consequences. concl…
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https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/davids-six-tips-on-doing-it-right/ NEVERMIND!!! Watching this now!!!
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@montaha.rizeq, I missed that webinar because I was on a 2 week hiatus. Do you know if it was recorded?
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A few days. I'm a full-timer, and a write my explanations of why 4 are wrong and one is right-er.
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@nader.parham said: I know this is the chapter of my life that includes LSAT if I do not do it now and do it right I will regret it for rest of my life. Thisthisthisthisthisthisthis
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Take a few weeks to focus on LG specifically by foolproofing games 35 and down. Figure out what's happening. Pressure? Mistakes? Sloppy diagrams? Too slow? Too fast? Drill and redrill. Don't worry it gets easier.
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@hakeemmuhammad498 said: How do I make sure that I've learned everything there is to learn from the practice test? After you've done your br correctly watch the videos and find out what went wrong in each section, game, passage, and Lr question. F…
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Hey, I'm from Newburgh. Def join the br groups.
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I haven't read any of the dated books but I've used kaplan a long time ago. I don't currently use any of the methods they taught me for rc. I have used The Trainer and it helped me see the bigger picture and look at structure which helped immensly.…
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Sometimes that itch is unavoidable. If you're feeling the itch to study than I agree do some light work like drills/a few sections at a time. Then start back up once you get your score.
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Wooop!! I just saw this.
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I'm there.
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WTF, that's insane. Sounds like something out of a movie. I hope you get an even better score!! Good luck!
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Take 36, or a random 35 or under. See how you do. If your score sucks like mine did, don't take anymore pts until you figure out exactly what happened, what your weaknesses are, and if you need to foolproof games. If your score is ok but your br sc…
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I'm there.
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@westcoastbestcoast Yes, push yourself harder than usual, but not too hard. Keep your heart rate up by doing some burpees in between weights or something, or lift faster. Additionally I agree with the stuff your face idea. Eat a huge dinner, like…
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Go to the gym. Lift weights and run. You'll sleep like a baby.
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What @"Cant Get Right" said. Every time you stop, a bunny dies.
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Yea I feel you. When those thoughts happen to me, I don't even want to hear them. Dont think of how far you have to go, think of how far you've come. Surround yourself with people who love you. Take baby steps, you can do this.
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Properly BRing is something that really helped me, like psychologically lol. Don't just go over the ones that you got wrong, go over the ones that you are unsure of before you find out they are even wrong. I mean like write or even type out your ex…
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https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/19-common-argument-flaws/ It defiantly helps to know what kind of flaw you're looking at and how to attack it. The trainer has also helped me with flaws. Before you find out that you got something wrong write or typ…
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https://classic.7sage.com/contact-us/
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Interesting way to study Ty! It's so important to know your weaknesses and know when to implement skipping strategies. I'm happy you went into test day feeling strong and confident in your abilities.
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Hey @"Katherine-2". Proctors should hold themselves to a high standard. If they didn't I think It's best to tell lsac so they hopefully choose their proctors more wisely. It sucks that this happened but think of it as a lesson learned. Don't be one …
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I like to use retakes to practice my skipping strategies and really hone in on things ive gotten wrong twice. Yes, the actual score does not hold as much weight, but they are still extremely valuable in my opinion.
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What's your target score? Do you think you got close despite your hiccup? and yes, most schools just look at your highest besides Yale, they look at everything.