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Try 8-8.5 minutes... only once in a blue moon will there be a passage you finish outside of 60-90 seconds of that range.
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Go to bed.
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Well the calculus for me is a bit different since I'll be getting paid to go to law school so I could get a JD and never use it and be none the worse for wear. I think I just have a lot of friends who are intelligent people that didn't really know w…
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That's a fairly common reaction to anyone with either a high level degree or a job that pays well. Ultimately if it is what you want to do and you have an idea what you want to do with it then I would tell everyone to piss off. JDs are definitely va…
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Two classes is nothing. Plenty of us worked full time or were in school full time during our prep. Just be sure to back off of the seven hours a day if you start to burn out. Grab the ultimate package and you'll be set up for success. Good luck to y…
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No rule of thumb, things work differently at every school. Some admit on waves, others go app by app. They might be holding you without officially stating it. If you dropped around Xmas or right after gray day there is a huge backlog at many schools…
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Use my attack strategy but do full sections instead of single games.
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@runiggyrun said: it's stopped being really challenging a while ago I have found that once this happens only trouble follows. If the challenge is gone then boredom and complacency set in and that's no way to spend even another year of your life, l…
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Only if you're shooting for something below a 160. Otherwise this is not a good strategy because you are still not likely to go 20 for 20 on 3 passages if you're missing 12ish now. What actual strategies and resources have you been using?
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No addendum necessary, they will see your transcripts, and even if they couldn't see this in the end all they really care about is that you were awarded a degree.
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Are you using the app? If so I would suggest using Safari on an iPad and logging into 7Sage through there, it is much more consistent and I've never had an issue that way.
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If it was over before you started college don't include it.
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This will be beneficial to everyone, not just those who have taken PT77 as I will be discussing concepts that are useful across the board. However I will be going through the entire LG section in depth so if you haven't taken 77 yet it will spoil th…
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You can skip around, there's no need to go in chronological order. The biggest difference in my opinion is better trap ACs and more subtle correct ACs, especially in RC.
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Just keep fool proofing games... At this point other methodologies are only going to complicate matters. And tune in Wednesday night for 77's games!
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If you look at the games menu in the app you can see all the categories in one place. Best thing to do is just fool proof those games and watch the videos.
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I disagree, I think it is a chance to show your work ethic and depending on your GPA it shows either that you got a high GPA despite working through UG or it provides a justification for a why your GPA might be lower than it may have been otherwise.…
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No one is debating what would be easier for the user. Nicole was just providing a solution as a compromise given the current status quo. Rewriting the code to do this is easier said than done.
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Nothing before you first enrolled in any college (community or otherwise) unless you worked there before and during college in which case it would just happen to cover a period in which you were not yet in college. As an example I started a retail j…
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The only resource j would recommend besides 7Sage is the LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim. It dovetails nicely with the curriculum here and you can get it for ~$50 or less on Amazon I believe.
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I would find a backup watch like the 35minutes one or something similar and then if you never get the 180 watch before the test just file a claim with your credit card company to refund your money since you never received the product.
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Sounds like a little burnout going on... I would take a few days off, if not a week... You don't want to keep pushing too hard and then you feel this way on game day.
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One thing you'll learn in your studies is that arguments by analogy are fertile ground for flawed reasoning when not executed properly. What is true of apples is not necessarily true of oranges. So just because you haven't done this in previous stud…
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1-35 for LG and then 36+ for full PTs if you have time to do all of them. Otherwise just shift that dynamic to the right to meet your needs.
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It is to give you a sense of what the final task is overall so you can maintain some sense of the big picture as you progress through the curriculum and understand the role of each piece as you put it all together. Also, if you happened to be a a un…
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@DumbHollywoodActor if you read through the thread it seems to have worked for several people so I don't think he's a unicorn so much as he is efficient and judicious in what he does and doesn't spend his time on. And even if he does read at double …
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There's no real set point in time at which you ever need professional references, rather it is all about who can write you an excellent LOR. Even though I'm 10 years out of undergrad I am still friends with some professors that I could have asked fo…
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To address your last question, check this out: http://news.berkeley.edu/2012/08/22/intense-prep-for-law-school-admissions-test-alters-brain-structure/ I finished my MS in International Relations this past fall and definitely felt a huge difference …
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@mimimimi here is the TLS thread "Lazy's Guide to Top 10% Without Working Nights or Weekends" I had mentioned previously: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=162799
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Well @"Nicole Hopkins" it sounds like you have something to look forward to this summer