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Try some drills where you read purely for structure, perspective, and attitude. Take in what fine-details you can, but try and nail the passage's organisation and a simple understanding of the different opinions within it (as simple as "this person …
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In my experience the perfect balance was part-time work whilst going through the CC and nailing fundamentals through drilling. This took me months and months but with concerted effort it could be done in half a year or less (to a high standard). Onc…
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@SLP_futureJD said: @BinghamtonDave PERFECT! That's exactly what I was looking for. The superset/subset concept makes sense but I wasn't sure exactly where the "some" came in. In what context did it come up on recent exams? On LR or LG? Thank …
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"Not all white women are Beckys, but all Beckys are white women." White Women ---some---> /Becky Becky ----> White Woman
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I go over any circled questions. My reasoning is that I shouldn't be sitting the LSAT if I'm likely to make an error with bubbling - I should be comfortable with it by then.
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Also the lack of choice in venues/the lack of July exam/lateness of exams. It's definitely not a level playing field, but not much in life is.
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For anonymity I don't want to say too much, but on the anxiety front I realised that two things were impacting my studies (1) browsing the forums and (2) excessively emphasising the importance of the LSAT. (1) was a problem because it is often a se…
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After a several month break following a 166 on the February test, my first PT back I hit a personal best of 176. October here we come!
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@"surfy surf" said: Advising you to go to a school with intention to transfer is really horrible advice. Which, ironically, Spivey seem to agree on (barring some disclaimers). http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/mistake-2-shangri-law/
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@olioliber said: I went way below my pt average last time, so this time I'm literally feeling sick to my stomach just on the thought of seeing my score Same.
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Something stress free.
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The one on philosophical anarchism. Only because I found it so easy and I like the topic already.
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@"lady macbeth" said: The Bee Movie. The Bee Movie but every time they say the word Bee you have to take a Logic Games section.
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Step Brothers. If they can make it then so can I.
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@westcoastbestcoast said: Anyone here play starcraft 2? I feel like everyone plays overwatch or LoL @BrianSeo said: @"Rigid Designator" said: Shopping for parts is such a rabbit hole of intrigue. I built my PC…
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No problem. We're glad to have you here! @"christian.sanchez8920"
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So I know this is going against the grain a bit, but I sat December and I wish I'd sat a PT during the week before. Even if it was just a retake of a PT I'd already done. I think by the time I sat December I hadn't looked at the LSAT for 7+ days whi…
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I think Alex's advice is right. If you're nowhere near prepared then it's probably not worth it to sit the test. If you were a handful of points away from your goal I would argue that one possibility would be to take it with the intention of cancell…
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Sorry this is a short answer to a very detailed question but... it pretty much comes down to foreseeing if the split is helpful. You normally do this by trying to envisage if the split let’s you make a reasonable number of further splits and/or usef…
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@widner8 said: @LCMama2017, & @Ohnoeshalpme, thank you for the advice. It's more like the logic behind the language that's challenging for me. I graduated from the University of Maryland, so I have a full understanding of the English langu…
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I'm not averaging a 170 just yet, but my recent average (for 2018) is -1.7 on LR so I think I can give some ok advice. For me the key was becoming extremely ruthless with each answer choice. IMO you have to get quick at knowing when an answer choic…
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@BrianSeo said: @"mickey.caleb" said: 29 yr old Air Force vet. Majored in biology and returned this fall from a year of teaching English in South Korea. Teaching was kind of my own graduation gift and I was able to travel a little …
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@"Hamaseh_S" Don't get me started on sharing music, haha! I could spam links for days on end... These are on Spotify. I think they're all great songs. two moons - toe Things You Can Do - Deltron 3030 Tumbling Dice - The Rolling Stones New Chopp…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @olioliber said: @"Alex Divine" said: @olioliber said: Hello, I just went to a pre-law advisor in order to have my essays and resume reviewed. I have done qui…
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I spend most of a day reviewing my PTs, and that's just the circled questions plus games. Don't worry!
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I don't exactly have a rule-set, and I think there is something to be said for developing an innate, personal sense of which questions to come back to. But to try and explain my process a bit... in most cases I have an LR question circled for one of…
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This is an excerpt from a blog post which you can find here: http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/if-you-didnt-get-the-lsat-school-you-dreamed-of/ In 2001, I admitted Justin Ishbia to Vanderbilt Law School. He was the last person we admitted that ye…
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Entirely depends on the individual I think. I skip somewhat aggressively (2-4 questions) on LR and normally have about ~5-8m to go back to them (but it's my best section). RC I usually don't skip more than a couple but don't normally have more than …
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Yes there is a difference since B --> C and B or C have different truth tables. To get the contrapositive of A --> (B --> C) you negate the consequent, which is (B --> C) in this case, then flip the conditional and negate the antecedent…
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I'm aware of the irony here, but it's the first stepping stone on my path to a financially secure life in the United States.