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@"Lucas Carter" said: @Regis_Phalange63 said: Wow are those single-stimulus-with-double-questions from Pre-PT 40,coming back to town? I think so!! The past 2 undisclosed tests have had experimental sections with them! Wow…
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Wow are those single-stimulus-with-double-questions from Pre-PT 40, coming back to town?
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I personally think that giving up on any of the assumption family questions is a huge risk. I say no.
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No. Most folks do them chronologically. You really wanna be focusing on PT 70-86 in the last 3 months of your prep.
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@"Jacklyn Alyse" said: Keep in mind, you may have to use the tablet to take the test in June! If that may be an issue for you, I would take that into consideration. They are testing the tablet-use for the June LSAT and will be switching over t…
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@LSAT_Wrecker Agreed. These changes almost mean nothing in my humble opinion.
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Well said!
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@stevencamendola said: UW dinged me really quickly. I wasn't sure why when I've got in a couple of higher ranked schools. Oh well. Perhaps they thought you would't commit to attending their school even if you were admitted?
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I wasn't online when this happened but the way you, 7sage, put students before anything else warms my heart
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I'd wait. But that's annoying that they just kept you waiting without telling you their notification would be delayed.
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The question bank tab on 7sage is a wonderful place to foolproof LR and RC IMO. I regularly go through questions missed and print them out through the shopping cart function on the tab. That way, without knowing the credited answer choices, you can …
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@Sami said: @"Pride Only Hurts" said: I'm gearing up to start incorporating old material into my prep. Since retake PT scores really can't tell you much, I definitely disagree with this part. Retaking, especially the ones y…
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Hey man. Fuck PT 41's circular. That game is MUCH harder than PT 1 and PT B's circular.
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@Bamboosprout said: Seems about the same to me. It just depends on your back ground. If you have an arts/humanities background, this RC might be easier for you since it had no hard science passage. LR this time had quite a lot of PMR, and Comp…
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I have spoken to two different reps from LSAC since some idiots online were spreading plain false information regarding this crucial change, which annoyed the hell out of me. The reps did not specify the time at which int'l tests will go digital but…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @Regis_Phalange63 said: At a top notch, world-premier law school like yours, isn't your GPA median? or maybe slightly under median? I thought anything above 3.0 at a T14 school was good enough for biglaw…
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At a top notch, world-premier law school like yours, isn't your GPA median? or maybe slightly under median? I thought anything above 3.0 at a T14 school was good enough for biglaw and what not. I know you're not pleased with your grades but they sou…
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Okay all I need to say is that(and echoing what the person above me has already said) your score on PT 16 is NOT a reliable indicator of what you're going to get on any test in 2019. In fact, I don't think taking such an old PT as a full practice te…
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So long as you do not jump around PTs, you probably won't see a significant change. This test has evolved gradually, further making itself such a well-written one. Do the PTs chronologically. Many sages have been recommending this approach for a whi…
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@eRetaker said: Tough question but maybe this link can help a little https://www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/forums/q13-t4910.html Read the forum twice before posting this but their explanation was confusing to me... :'(
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Just to double check, you do know that you there's a 50/50 chance that you can get the last paper-and-pencil test in July, right? By all means, you should definitely get yourself acquainted with Surface Go prior to July. But from the way you wrote y…
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@GreatDay8 said: When I was working full-time, no - I only had enough energy and time to write a full PT after work and then take the next day to BR as much material as I could get through. Recently, however, I quit my job. Given that I have m…
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@"Leah M B" said: Basically, it's all subjective. I think the biglaw payscale begins in that 251+ range, but some people don't consider firms biglaw unless they are 501+. If some statistic just references "biglaw" or "large firms", you have to…
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@Harvey_l said: Congrats it's time for celebrating! I recommend blackpink - ddu-du ddu-du. Good song! Blackpink in your AREAAAAAAAA
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Have you done every RC from PT 1 to 40 at least twice?(I've done a few very difficult passages around 4 or 5 times with more than a month between each attempt) If not, maybe you should give it a try. It's helped me tremendously.
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Save save save!!!!
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Personally, both LG and RC from PT 1 to 18 have been tremendously helpful for my prep. I honestly disagree with some folks that RC has changed quite a bit over the years. Rather, RC is THE section that has remained pretty much the same. Also quite a…
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I personally choose to come back to those circled questions once 'touchdown' at Question 27 is done. For me, doing this at the end of each passage isn't helpful because more time needs to be passed for me to have a fresh mind haha. By adopting the f…
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Does anyone know when the podcast will be ready by?
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@916329363 said: Thank you, my goal is 172 next Jan, but it seems too far away. I'll try to be more objective and strong.> @NotMyName said: P.S. I've been in your shoes. I had no idea how to improve on this test when I st…