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I did print this a month and change back. So its the same test, just a different game?
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Hmmm...at the top of the sheet I have, it says PrepTest 31-Section 1-Game 2. The subject of the game that it printed out was for adjacent lockers of 7 students. Names were Fred, Juan, Marc, Paul, Nita, Rachel, and Trisha. I printed this directly fr…
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@Mellow_Z Awesome! Thanks!
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@Mellow_Z Hey I know I'm really late to the party but I'm definitely interested! I do work on Sunday night though. Could I PM you if I can't work something out at work and see what the plan is?
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Definitely interested! Probably the one section that gives me the most trouble!
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Looks like I need to switch work shifts ASAP!!!! Super stoked!!!
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@"Dillon A. Wright" It was under in-out game problem set 3 and I was using the question bank to look up the explanation for it
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@"shahla.s-1" How big was the tablet?
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Thanks @Sami , I really appreciate the advice! I think one of the biggest hurdles for me will be speed and recognition but that comes with practice and confidence in my knowledge which I feel better about after the recent PT I took. I the BR definit…
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@"Alex Divine" My memory is pretty good though I haven't touched these consistently at all unlike things in the CC. I did pretty bad on these two tests so confidence probably won't be an issue lol. I'm starting to think these may be chopped up for s…
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For hard core drilling where I am trying to gain a better understanding, I would use PT 1-35 or even 1-40. These are great for learning logical concepts. This actually brings a question to mind. I definitely am starting to recognize a lot of th…
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@Sami Yes that helps a lot! Maybe these would be better candidates for section drilling than an entire test.
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@tanes256 @JustDoIt Thanks y'all! This is definitely a shot in the arm and now gives me a direction to go in now that the CC is over.
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@LKmusic91 @tanes256 Thanks! I actually am working on obtaining a case assistant internship position at a BL Firm that is geared towards post undergraduate individuals who don't have experience but want to pursue law (me!). So I'm definitely encoura…
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I'm a dude so you made the correct assumption lol
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Thanks @"Alex Divine" @achen013 I'm really hoping I've made a jump. Going through the CC a bit slower definitley has helped me see things better. I guess I've had mixed enough results going through some of the problem sets that I don't know how I wi…
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@"Alex Divine" That's what I figured but I have seen so many "Anti-PT burning" posts that I thought it was worth me asking haha
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Thanks @Sami I definitely will!!!
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I just watch the whole video. Absolutely a must watch for everyone!!! Really gives a great perspective for many different candidates and the attributes that they bring to the table! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
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Thank you so much! The timing notes are exactly what I was looking for!
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@Colin1485 I'm looking at A&M, SMU, UofH, Baylor, and maybe UT. I didn't know about the childish stuff at Baylor. Probably my leader right now is UofH. I'll get a better picture in September of what my range is when I take the LSAT for real. A…
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@Colin1485 So I am looking at very similar schools. @"Alex Divine" is correct that these schools (especially A&M and Baylor) will require a mid to high 160's score. A&M while not impressive right now is one of the big movers right now; wen…
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@BinghamtonDave Ahh I see now. Thanks that cleared up a lot for me. Kind of an odd question and most of those AC's try to push me to think about the trees and not focus on the relationship between the city/country.
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This bird will be getting a worm for sure!!!
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Thanks @BinghamtonDave and @JustDoIt . I see where both of you are going; I never considered looking at it like that. How did you recognize though that this is a sub-set issue? From looking at the stimulus, at least from my eyes, I never saw any key…
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@unicornblood I agree with @poohbear with the LSAT. Work your tail off to get as high of a score as you can! That will offset your GPA a bit (not totally), but it will help. In regards to job prospects with regards to T3/T4 schools, I highly recom…
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Yeah I think you got it now. Just remember, when it comes to Group 3, or even 4 also, you need to identify 3 things: the indicator being used the 2 ideas being used (one or both may be negated) Once you figure those out, it should be very straig…
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This varies from person to person. For me, once I understood the question type and was getting most of them right, I would save the rest and move on (I would start easy and then skip a few to harder ones to test my understanding). But for some, like…
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To add to this as well. If I wanted to take StkG--->S back to English and use the word "unless", I could say: Unless there is not any salt, the steak will be good. Lawgic: /StkG---->/S (your original statement) The steak will be good, unles…
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@J Aranda So let's look at your first sentence Steak is not good without salt. Without is group 3 negate sufficient. The 2 ideas are: Steak being good (or not good in this case) and salt. To properly translate, I'm going to select Steak being not …