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What does your BR look like?
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You BR every question you circle, so sometimes I don't end up doing BR for LG or RC if I didn't circle anything. But if you circle something in every section then you're going to be doing BR in every section. Also, if you haven't been doing BR at al…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" you can probably take down the everylsat.com link now since they have essentially shut down completely.
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@SimplyCole said: everylsat.com posted on their website they will no longer be selling LSAT material. I checked a minute ago. Oh wow... good catch there... they were still up and running as of last night and I hadn't checked this morning. This is …
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FYI it looks like all of Cambridge's licenses are going to expire soon: https://www.cambridgelsat.com/lsat-preptest-pdf-downloads/ Check out the banner at the top. They don't list a specific date but once these disappear it's likely only a matter o…
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Gotta practice your Batman voice and find a Batman costume!
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@nye8870 would make a great proctor
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Retake 60-75 with excellent clean copy BR and take the scores with a grain of salt... Focus on learning from all 5 ACs for every question you BR since every single one has value and tells a story about the LSAT overall. Learn those lessons and you w…
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I believe this is actually something the dark lords at LSAC will actually explain to you quite well if you call or email them directly. I called them the other day for a transcript issue (not the same one you have) and they were very forthcoming and…
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Law school is not the goal... Becoming a lawyer is the goal... If you didn't have to go to law school to become a lawyer almost nobody would do it because most do not find it to be a uniquely enjoyable experience for 50k a year. You are super youn…
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I'd just go with it as they have set it up. Keep in mind this is not what they first came out with and they moved things around based on feedback. There is somewhat of a method to the madness and if you take your approach I can almost guarantee you …
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The other thing to remember is that the analytics on 7Sage are built organically so the difficulty assigned to any given question is only a function of how 7Sagers performed rather than some sort of objective measure of difficulty as dictated by LSA…
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If you can't find the conclusion, if you can't find the flaw, if you pre-phrase and that answer isn't in the ACs, or if you don't have any clue what you just read then get the hell out of there. FWIW, you are likely spending too much time on easy q…
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Are you meaning to post these in the notes section of the curriculum?
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Not unrealistic, but you really need to focus on taking PTs and doing excellent clean copy BR. You're in a range that is missing about a third of the test so you really need to learn from your mistakes on BR in order to recognize patterns in the tes…
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You get more explanations with each package so if you have 36-75 and want explanations for everything then Ultimate or Ultimate+ will be more what you're looking for. The latter includes 73-75 while the former does not.
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With the exception of the number of problem sets included, the core curriculum is identical across all packages. And it only takes 155 minutes to take a four section PT with a break so 6.5 hours is more than enough to do that and BR, especially late…
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AFAIK there isn't a faster way than going to the Score LSAT tab in the analytics and just hitting the delete preptest button. Though I'm not sure why you would want to do this. If you're concerned with entering in retakes I would just make a note of…
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Are you a URM? Do you need scholarship money?
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There are ~6 weeks so I'd say 18-19 max... You're probably better off doing only 15 and making sure that your excellent clean copy BR is on point...
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That's potentially a very good reason.
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Today :P
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You should only be taking 1 per day maximum, and 3 per week maximum. You have ~6 weeks so you're talking probably only 12-15 tests max when you get down to it. If you're looking for an improvement of 5 points or less, you could realistically pull th…
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It only becomes an issue when you are overloading them with additional essays and other optional materials to the point that you might annoy the app reader. You want to stay on their good side, so as long as you feel like you can do that then it sho…
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The foolproof method can be performed game by game or section by section. I think in the beginning it makes more sense to go game by game just to get a feel for developing mastery over a particular game and extrapolating that to mastering a game typ…
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You could slice the binding off and then just make double sided copies of all the PTs so you have clean master copies. Or if that sounds like too much work then I would just buy the PDFs. You should notice patterns regardless once you hit a high en…
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Rob Ford FTW!
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I'm going to challenge a bit of orthodoxy here and say that drilling is overrated. In my opinion drilling is only useful in two scenarios: minimally while going through a curriculum as needed to learn different question/game types, and then minimall…