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Nilesh S
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Sound advice and thanks for the reco.. will give the book a look.
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@emli1000 haha no its actually quite cool though it can get boring at times...
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I've actually gone over a number of lessons multiple times in one sitting... and I noticed one thing... the hours given next to the curriculum are not the time you need to finish the curriculum... they are just the time needed for a single run of th…
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@emli1000 totally... if you get to be a Barbri rep, take the opportunity... $3K will seem like a lot of money to pay for the course when bar-prep time comes.
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@VegMeg55 it' one of my all time favorites... and definitely a must watch for ALL law school bound students... not a lot has changed about law classes, preparation and exams from the time this movie was made
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@Californian just in case you can't find a partner there, I think there is a Skype study group for that exam that is referenced in one of the posts in the forum.. you might ask to join them if they have not made too much headway.
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Totally... same study... the article you posted is more detailed though ...more thorough than the Dailycal one above @"Al [^-^d]" Good job finding it!
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@Marie4lawschool totally... I think they should do that
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Went through them not just once or twice but a number of times... kept on going back to them as and when I needed help with any concept.
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@mattjm1121 Don't worry, you are NOT a moron for asking that... this is a place where everyone asks anything LSAT related that they want... everyone here is there to help each other and we all learn from one another... Everyone on this forum without…
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Totally possible to bump up your score... its normal to hear of people having 15 odd point jumps... and a 157 is a great place to start off... and a year is good enough time to prep... as for your time frame... well that is up to you to decide... I…
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That movie reaffirmed my belief in a number of things: 1) I REALLY wanted to go to law school in the US; 2) I REALLY didn't want a contracts professor like Kingsfield; 3) the Socratic Method was developed to terrify; & 4) Life is short... eat de…
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@ddakjiking I love that about the LSAT too... it doesn't test you on rote memorization... but upon analysis... which is just as well.. because when you're a lawyer, you will have the case law with you but you will have the cases with you when you ne…
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@ValBerroa don't worry about memorizing... while everything requires some basic memory, the LSAT is not a test of memorization but logical analysis, reasoning and comprehension... get the necessary skills down and learn the concepts that you need to…
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As @emli1000 said, 6 section tests might not be a bad idea... when you can get to the point where you consistently handle 6 sections... (it will not be in your first and likely not even in your 7th - 8th test either)... you will find handling 3 sect…
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@Petrichor : Well here's the thing I did... I took 2 - 3 PTs a week every 3rd PT I answered would be under exam conditions... but the other two, I'd take a break after every section for 5 minutes... this would helped me adjust to PTing and then the …
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The other one I loved reading about was the bad frog brewery case though that was decidedly less PG.
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Both @mpits001 and @jdawg113 both offer sound advice... I personally would be in favor of getting the ultimate package... simply because I would have all the explanations that 7sage can provide... you may or may not end up exhausting them all but it…
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haha yeah I've seen this... this comes from a trademark case.
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@emli1000 you will... trust me on that one!!!
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@Matt1234567 it was my fave part too
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haha... @emli1000 well maybe that was an exaggeration... as was my rant yesterday as you may have seen :P but lawgic certainly has changed my thought process a little even outside of LSAT prep
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I think @"Dillon A. Wright" might probably have the answer to that... sounds like technical stuff.
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totally!!!
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@blah170blah ... me neither... skipping around and having that flexibility is so good... especially if you are in a crunch situation where you are almost out of time... I'd much rather have to guess on 5 questions (if put in that situation) than on …
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^^ this.... it is one of the biggest takeaways you can have and you should get this down pat as you will definitely be tested on your knowledge of some/most/all on the LSAT.
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Well some of those are definitely things you should have in mind while doing the RC passage... but don't get too ahead of yourself while looking for them... remember that the questions will dictate what you have to look for so while its ok to prime …
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NP... btw I love Nietzche too... Brian Leiter who is one of my fav. profs and in all likelihood will teach you Jurisprudence and Evidence if you end up at Chicago is a world renowned authority on him. More over he is referenced SO MANY times by Kevi…
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So there are some RC strategies outlined here in this thread: http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2362/retake-disaster-need-help-from-a-mod Personally, I don't read the question stems first because I feel that I will be reading the ques…