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It took me about a third of the bundle I would say to get to where I was -0 to -3 consistently and then felt comfortable enough to move on to PTs. I've gone -0 to -3 in LG on every PT with a trend towards -0 to -1 so I haven't felt the need to go ba…
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Only the ones that say "_____ Problem Set #" are what he's talking about... the ones at the beginning of the sections are just questions in video format where JY takes you through the process...
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It was back during the winter I believe. They basically made it highly impractical and nearly impossible to use sells PDFs. Here's a brief synopsis: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2015/03/lsac-bans-lsat-preptest-pdf-sales.html
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I too was hesitant to even read those portions, but if you're well grounded in your methodology, it's not going to change just by reading something else. I liked the shapes, the vertical listing of elements, and the use of lowercase letters for subg…
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all of the problem sets in the "old problem sets" section at the bottom of the curriculum portion of the syllabus right now are old, the stuff that is embedded in the curriculum right now within the lessons are the new problem sets.
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I can't remember all the details of what he says off the top of my head but Mike Kim details these issues in one of the RC chapters. There are certain question types you should be able to do from memory, while others you need to confirm only your an…
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Prep hard for October, see how you feel, take it or don't, keep studying, take in December, apply, keep studying, take in February if something crazy happened in December. Even if you only take it in December, you should spend the next 5 months stud…
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Thanks 7Sage, y'all are the best! Glad I can be of help to this awesome community! Congrats everyone!
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@alejoroarios you should probably think of contraceptives in terms of "all" as in use them "all" the time. Hahah... But seriously I think an argument can be made for both "some" and "none" being the contrapositives of "some". This is perhaps becaus…
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This is how I modified my approach to the fool proof method: http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy I used this to do about the first 50 or so LGs and got very comfortable and into the -0 to -1 per section…
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I would at least reread all the Trainer sections on RC, as well as the ones on LR that talk about reasoning structure, and of course the introduction. I think you should try drilling more timed RC passages, both individually and as full sections. I …
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If your BRs are that high then it is more timing than it is fundamentals. Though if you're spending 9 to 10 hours on BR to hit those numbers then I'd say there are some issues with the fundamentals that need to be addressed since there's no way it s…
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As of this moment the two of you have identical karma... And I just put you over the top Nicole...
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Hahah you literally just posted a Better Call Saul clip...
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To follow up on number three from @nicole.hopkins above, if you are getting confused by sub-conclusions versus main conclusions/points, just remember that the former must support the latter. So if you can't tell the difference between the two on you…
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Arguments can be ordered in pretty much any possible way you could imagine. Don't rely on the order of the passage, you need to be reading for argument structure so you need to be able to recognize shifts between conclusions, premises and context. T…
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@Mitzyyyy I did the first third of the bundle before I started PTing, but that is only about 40-50 games or so, which is super easy to knock out in a few days for your first few run throughs. After that I felt comfortable enough to start PTing and I…
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Have you checked out the list of BR groups? http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2686/list-of-br-blind-review-groups
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Yeah I wasn't sure what she meant at first, but then after checking this on the syllabus, if you collapse a section and refresh the page then it opens back up again. Not something I've ever been bothered by since I have used the checkmarks and stars…
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How can you forget My Cousin Vinny? Probably the best (and some of the most accurate) courtroom scenes ever put on film... just typing this is getting me so hyped up I should probably go watch it again soon...
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Night Court is 182.
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I've also been flirting with the idea of answering the acceptable situation question before I make my master game board. Granted, I would only attempt this for questions that I had no idea what to do after reading the rules, but I think in such a si…
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Take the time to make sure that initial setup is on point. If you don't, hopefully you can see where you went wrong as soon as you hit the first question that is not just an acceptable situation question. Not sure if I mentioned it in this thread or…
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I know that in the 7Sage app in the Logic Games explanation section it shows the game types for a lot of tests, but I'm not sure if it does it for all of them. As I've explained here and elsewhere, I'm not really a fan of drilling the same type of g…
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@jklove41 it's generally a better idea to PM someone your email rather than post it in public. They usually remove them as seen above.
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Damages is 160, BCS is 180.
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Yeah I didn't like using the app for discussions since the notifications would never show up, but then they fixed that a few weeks ago so I've started using that and am now running into the problems you describe. Perhaps I'll switch to Safari.
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I still think every school that pretends they don't only care about the highest score is full of it. I think they just do that to scare some people into self-dinging.
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Prep for October, take it if you are ready or close to it. Keep studying until you get your score back. If it's good, you're done, if not, keep studying and take the December test. Plenty of people take Oct/Dec and apply with two scores. It doesn't …