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30 fresh PTs, postponed test for a better score, being a 7sager, I'd say you're doing pretty swell.
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Awesome idea and a great opportunity for this community! Question, what if we already have the PS written but still needs editing/another opinion?
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Paging @BruiserWoods Before she answers you though I have to say that those who take the LSAT with accommodations are some pretty tough people and I applaud you all. It's so easy to just give up and skip out on our dreams once an obstacle is put i…
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For 179, the starter pack really is an excellent resource and often understated because of its price. I think you'll do just fine with it and there are people on here that have scored in the 170s with the starter pack. I think you need to focus more…
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@red416416 I'm inclined to think that maybe the powerscore books just aren't working out for you. Your situation reminds me plenty of my own when I was only using PS. I say give it one more shot with this method and if you aren't seeing improvement …
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@"Ann California" then carry on it's just easy to get sucked into the thinking of "oh no this person does 4287 lessons a day I should too" lol so be careful of that.
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Everyone's different so if you're asking this question to gauge where you think you should be pacing at then it's a pointless question. But it seems you already understand that quality > quantity so case closed
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You just need to brush up on fundamentals and do some solid BR, after some time I can almost guarantee you'll be improving. I had a phase of being confident in my answers only to see I got them incorrect and this is mainly due to not understanding t…
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@"Alex Divine" you're still in undergrad right? if so I think taking a gap year will be well worth it.
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@"Alex Divine" said: But watching my 7Sage lessons on my rooftop, with the cityscape in the background, and a nice iced tea is what I look forward to every night. Plz switch places with me
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@"Cant Get Right" Hahaha, I haven't been up to date but I'll be sure to binge watch later.
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@"Cant Get Right" said: and we wouldn’t have to share our instagram hashtag with a random 9 year old girl, lol. Dude, you're too much LOOOL
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@eajones unfortunately the webinar won't be posted afterwards but all information will be available in the Admissions packages (all levels) https://classic.7sage.com/enroll-admissions/
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You and me both...let's get dem 180s!
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@"Alex Divine" said: And that is you should absolutely wait until you are 100% ready to do your best on this test This guy catches on quick! @Wonderwall , don't be so hard on yourself by setting yourself up for failure. At this rate, you are gua…
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@StopLawying said: I think the test is now available on Amazon. Correct. Here's the link:https://www.amazon.com/Official-LSAT-PrepTest-78-June/dp/0986086258/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469656128&sr=8-1&keywords=june+2016+lsat
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I love how concise @david.busis advise is. Thank you!
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@LSATKingsman pt70
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@LSATKingsman if you want, you can always purchase this PT explanation.
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Before you do your own, here's one of J.Y. doing RC: https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-70-section-2-passage-1-passage/
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@"The Talented Mr. Divine" said: I am going to use The LSAT Trainer to shore up any weaknesses. Smart move. You'll find the trainer compliments many 7sage material, so no worries in that dept.
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@MrSamIam said: To give you an idea, I have an entire 500 page notebook filled with LSAT notes. Over the last year, I have never referred back to those notes. Instead, I go back to the curriculum and rewatch the videos as needed. If I could go ba…
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Redo areas that you find you are weak in and do the additional sets
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I'm glad you found 7sage too @MrSamIam why do you think taking extensive notes wasn't worth it?
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Basically 3-4 months prep is what is normal and if you take longer you're an idiot... LMAO. The best part is the person saying this most likely took more than 4 months to get a decent score but keeps the myth alive out of peer pressure.