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Also, FWIW, if you are actually filling in an answer for every single question, it is actually incredibly difficult to get a 120 since it usually represents about 0-15 correct. That means you would have to know enough answers to hit the upper 160s a…
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@odebs2797 said: With no disrespect to anyone, but no way in hell would I hire a 7sage tutor who did not work a full-time career like I do. How can you relate to me and prep me for what I will go through? The only flaw I would caution against her…
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@"Dillon A. Wright"
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Congrats dude! Good luck with December and scholarship negotiations!
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This is the best side effect: http://news.berkeley.edu/2012/08/22/intense-prep-for-law-school-admissions-test-alters-brain-structure/
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A little light reading for those of you who still think that the LSAT is not discriminatory. http://academic.udayton.edu/thewhitestlawschools/2005twls/chapter2/Legaled08.htm http://blogs.law.columbia.edu/salt/files/2009/08/Misuse-and-Abuse-of-the-…
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You did start with "yeah" hahahha
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@"LSAT Determined" you need to get intimate with the Trainer if you haven't already.
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Where are you getting these stimuli?
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Keep in mind that the flaw ALWAYS occurs because the conclusion should not be drawn based on the premises for some reason... they will often put multiple premises in the stimulus and then there will be flaws within the premises themselves and then o…
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Why would you eliminate the correct answer? That might be your problem right there...
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Holy balls that was an intense post, you must be super fun at parties. First of all, JY doesn't really post much anymore like he did when he was first getting this site going since he allowed the community to develop organically so that 7Sagers coul…
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If you haven't finished all the LG sections in the curriculum I would do that first before you get too worried about this. 90+% of games are either grouping (of which in/out is a subset) or sequencing, or both. The rest are the random miscellaneous…
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Despite the fact that large swaths of TLS are a wasteland of shitty information and even shittier people, there is a ton of amazing stuff on there. There is just so much more volume and it's been around for so long that it can be pretty hard to sepa…
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@markariangeorge said: Should I be hitting the gym between work and studying or taking a nap? Yes. Can't recommend the former enough, and the latter as needed. It's all a matter of knowing yourself and having an understanding of what your body ne…
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@erliana2 said: Is learning how to diagram mandatory? No. It is not mandatory. More accurately, it is neither sufficient nor necessary to attaining a good score. It is not a panacea, though it is useful. Aside from that, I assume you did not use …
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Forget the scores and focus on the learning process and the scores will come. In my opinion, below 160 there are usually still issues with fundamentals at their core as opposed to issues with implementing them consistently across many tests and repr…
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Not sure if this is exactly the type of thing you're referring to, but there are flaw questions in which it will address conditionality in more than one AC and it could be the case that one is right and one or more is wrong or that they are all wron…
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Give this a try: http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy
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not a GIF... therefore invalid...
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Personally I think this would be just as unhelpful as breaking down games by type. If you do flaw questions and know that it's a sufficiency/necessity flaw, or a subset flaw, or a causation flaw, then so much of the work is done for you and it color…
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In regards to the 8-9 month timetable, that is neither sufficient nor necessary to get any given score. Timetables are inherently ridiculous because people's schedules are not created equally. I'm sure a very complicated and rigorous study could be …
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@Sheri123 said: If you do log the questions you are are getting wrong in a spreadsheet, do you actually write out the questions, answer choices etc. and make notes of why you got it wrong? Also, this should be covered in your BR to the point that…
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Like @"GSU Hopeful" said... Make a fifth LR section out of the questions you got wrong previously. Even though you reviewed the answers I guarantee that these will be the hardest LR sections you ever do. I wouldn't worry about this stuff for RC or L…
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This guy has got it figured out!
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WTF did I just watch?
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@DumbHollywoodActor said: I think it’s possible. Anything is possible... but until LSERTS girl over here gets her shit together I don't see anybody else nerdy enough to make it happen... :P
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I like starting with 7Sage because if you can't read an argument and find the conclusion then you're never going to consistently find flaws. The Trainer takes this skill for granted a bit more. 7Sage shepherds you through the process by taking for g…
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@LSATKingsman said: Why? Are you asking me why? Or the OP?
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They are feathers on the scale... you really need at least one number if not both to help you out once you're getting up that high. And generally speaking, things that will help your application will help you anywhere. It's not like the T14 prize a …