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I stand by my analogy because I still don't get what is being taken away. In fact it is exactly like when a new iPhone comes out with a new iOS. If you keep your old phone and upgrade to the new iOS you get access to some new features, but not neces…
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That's like saying you're disappointed that after buying an iPhone 6 they came out with an iPhone 7 with all new features that you don't get to use. You bought a very specific (and ridiculously cheap relative to other companies) package and aside fr…
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Were the PTs newer than the ones you do at home or particularly difficult relative to the ones you did at home? Can you feel a physical, mental, or emotional difference when you're at the test site? It might be just nerves since you're putting yours…
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That's the only thing that came to mind since I've heard they release February materials after 10 years, but then again I have never seen that written by LSAC anywhere.
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I tend to keep different strategies for each section. If a game looks like a time sink, I will skip it in order to knock out the easier ones first so I can hopefully have ~10+ minutes left to do it at the end. For RC, each passage and its questions …
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Is the undisclosed one like February 2005 or something?
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Nice catch @taehyung, that must be the content that Alan was alluding to in one of his other posts. They're going to add a tier above ultimate or at least an extra class of add-ons but clearly it's not ready to release yet since that is the only way…
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Thanks @"Alan Cheuk" everything looks good now. Are the new packages the reason why there is a random number of hours that still show they are locked even though I was previously 100% unlocked? I keep checking the add-ons page but it seems whatever …
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Not sure what you mean by locked out of problem sets. I have the ultimate package and all the old problem sets are now towards the bottom of the syllabus right before the PTs start. Those are the ones you would have previously completed and the new …
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Ok awesome, I had first noticed it when people were asking about the new problem sets but then it really caught me off guard when it happened in the analytics for PTs I had already done. Thanks for all your hard work, you rock @alancheuk
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@"Mike Spivey" welcome to 7Sage, I'm glad I sang their praises enough for you to make an appearance
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I assume the first question is referring to the new problem sets for LR. As far as I can tell at the moment, it looks like they went back and extracted more questions from PTs 1-35 to create more problem sets in each section so its more complete. Th…
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@DumbHollywoodActor If you check your answers on the new LR problem sets pages the "explanations" columns only have "discuss" buttons that lead to the main discussion forum page. My two theories that I have mentioned elsewhere are that either they h…
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Cool thanks for the heads up, this is exactly the kind of perspective I was looking for!
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I haven't gone through every single problem set, but the ones I've seen were all from early PTs. I think 7Sage does 1-35 for their problem sets and 36+ for full PTs. I don't think they would corrupt any PTs from the 36+ range for problem sets since …
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7Sage is in the midst of restructuring their problem sets for LR. If you scroll through the new syllabus you should see that every LR section now has problem sets that should be unchecked if you had checked those sections off previously. If you scro…
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In a general sense, you can consider how the words "always", "must" and "require" signify something that is of a mandatory or necessary nature. Whatever those words refer to (i.e.- are followed by in our case) is something that needs to happen for s…
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@juan_name there were no instructions, just 140 LGs from PTs 1-35. The PDFs were all separated out by PT and not by game type. The LG Bundle was originally at the very end right before you start PTs so that you can get through all of the LG curricul…
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@jamesjentucker I think you're in great shape and have no need to worry, and I think your plan is actually overdoing it a bit, though others might disagree. Some of what I'm about to say has been said, but it was great advice so I don't mind repeati…
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Oh okay thanks, good to know. I was on the fence whether or not I should bother since the most prevalent advice for law school prep is just to relax and do nothing so I have no problem falling back on that if nothing else materializes here.
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@Samcandoit! The conditional indicators drill that @Matt1234567 is referencing can be found here: http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/conditional-indicators-drill/ While I'm sure the opinions of some people on here may differ from mine, I think you're …
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@tosin1213 that is a June 2007 exam which is the exam that 7Sage uses for a diagnostic exam. If you previously took a diagnostic somewhere else on a different test, feel free to skip it. Otherwise, you definitely need to take it as a diagnostic to j…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" you said that it is changing, but did not say it is going away, so will there be a new 7Sage Law School Prep Course down the road or have y'all decided to get out of that side of the game completely?
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Thanks @alancheuk, it's working on my end... you rock!
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@bstew2002 is right, the youtube videos are the default ones for the LG explanations. If you scroll down below the youtube video there should be a button to switch to the 7Sage player that will have the time markings as well the speed control. I usu…
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@LSATman1 I think that's a great idea, and I'd encourage you to share it with the community if you ever get the chance. I'm sure there are plenty of people out there that could benefit from that kind of approach.
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Pro tip: Turn the pencil, not the sharpener. Best of luck prepping for October, I think there are a lot of people in that boat.
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If you don't need that extreme of a solution you can just click any green check marks to uncheck them... That way you could set benchmarks throughout the syllabus to work back through if you wanted to.
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It would be helpful to know what kind of prep was done for the first two attempts. If you're set on going to school this year I would push for Irvine since they have a top 7 faculty and pretty good clerking numbers which probably has to do with the …