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You don't have enough data to go on to warrant stopping for drilling. Add in an LG section as a fifth section and you should be good to go for the time being. I find LG to be pretty fun so I will just do a random section whenever I have time.
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This is a bit of a red flag to me, because you really should not be having issues like this 14 days from the test. When you are ready to take the exam it should make no difference what section happens when. Also, you're going to have to do five sect…
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@louis2014 said: Does it happen to you that you read an LR stimulus or RC paragraph and say: what the hell did I just read? This happens to well educated native speakers as well so don't get too worried about it; while some of this is a product of…
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At this point just do the full sections from each PT if you have them. I think figuring out what type of game each game is and what the setup should be is a necessary part of drilling and practice so drilling by type kind of cheats at that since you…
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Also, stop using PTs from before 36 for full PTs since you'll be seeing a lot of stuff that was in the curriculum from 1-35 if you use the latter for PTs. Plus you're going to need the early stuff for drilling LG and everything else.
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http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy Do this with full sections until you're consistently under -2. Do a little LR work to keep your skills sharp. Then go back to full PTs. Also make sure you do clean co…
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I'm pretty sure some of the schools on the no list will still do it if you ask them, they just don't advertise it... An email request never hurt anyone...
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Yeah that's partly why I'm applying to a lot of schools that are big longshots, moreso because they'd be free to attend with the GI Bill, but every little bit helps. I need to get on my email game and submit those requests ASAP.
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You should also check their websites to see if you fall in any of their fee waiver categories (e.g.- TFA, military, etc.) or try scoring some at law school fairs or LSAC forums.
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no... they charge a $30 fee for each law school report they generate, which you will need to send to each school: http://www.lsac.org//jd/applying-to-law-school/cas/law-school-reports/?view=1
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The only credited response is having a baby projectile vomit you out of deep slumber every morning. The rest will take care of itself.
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Length all depends on the school, however 95+% of K-JD should be one page because most people just haven't done enough at that point to require moving on. If you're 25+ years old with a few years work experience, then two is cool. After that you rea…
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I have the PDFs so all my pages are watermarked with the test and none of them are section gives anyways so it's impossible for me to not know which section it is. Personally I don't put any less effort in but if you need help in that department the…
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Just don't forget those fee waivers are for the school's application fees and not the dark lords' application fees... Getting a fee waiver from them is much more difficult...
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Sorry I didn't respond to all these notifications sooner, I was out of town for a wedding. So you have a few factors in play here. I think both sports and entertainment are areas in which networking is the most important factor and greatly outweig…
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Perfectly normal, just don't forget you still have to pay the dark lords at LSAC for each application.
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Postpone the test, take in December at the earliest. Slow down to 2-3 per week at most and really spend time working on your BR which should be mid 160s at a minimum at this point if you're doing clean copy BR. You're just brining yourself out right…
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I always put it in so I get an accurate score of what I would've gotten on the test. You'll see it on BR regardless so to me it really doesn't matter if it shows up in the analytics since you're spending time with it anyways.
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I have a MacBook and I have the PDFs so I just use Preview to copy questions as blocks and paste them into a PowerPoint presentation.
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In no scenario should LG be the place to skip entire parts or slack off whatsoever. LG is really at least 20 free points on the LSAT when you get good at it. Not putting in the work to max out your LG is just a waste of your taking the LSAT.
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If I didn't have to keep my finger in my three week old's mouth through entire RC sections then I would have no problem taking 5 PTs a week or more, even when I was working 60+ hour weeks. Compared to the Army and being a stay at home dad, taking a …
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Anything you put on applications has zero to do with LSAT accommodations. You can either address your disability in a PS or DS. If it is in a DS just make sure you are able to illustrate how you will be bringing something to the table in a unique wa…
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You fight your ego to change your answer because your ego tells you you're a smart uniquely intelligent snowflake that obviously got a 180 so why would you ever change any answers on BR if they were all right in the first place. Clean copy BR remove…
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Ego
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June is in the afternoon. I take PTs at almost all hours of the day. My highest score was on one I started at 1am. With my last few weeks I'm going to start all my tests between 8 and 10 am to get my brain in that mode. I'm usually working out durin…
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Indian LSATs are for hipsters...
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Yeah especially in LG you shouldn't be circling very many at all since LG lends itself to a much greater degree of certainty than LR and RC. I'd shoot for less than 50 circled and make your way down from there. Once you get into the 160s and are cir…
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Are you doing clean copy BR?
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If you have flaw problems it leaks out everywhere else. If you haven't picked up the Trainer I highly recommend doing so. If you have, then hit it up again.