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@LSATcantwin said: @TheMikey @joyrider8 my girlfriend just confirmed it. Look at line mark 25 and count. There are only 28 lines. It then marks line 30. Line 30 is lower case and the sentence doesn't make sense. I check the question bank …
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yeah, looks fine to me lol
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@Victoria14 said: Bless you all, I literally was completely at the end of my sanity. I LOVE Y0U ALL! haha np!
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so yeah, if you were looking for why C is right it's not, it's D lol
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D is right because of lines 10-11. I remember this passage and hated this AC as well, but it's kind of a paraphrase and I guess we can just assume that "objects" is "entities". The line says "a defining attribute" which to me doesn't sound essentia…
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Either color or B&W is fine. I've used a B&W photo twice and had no issues. I don't think this matters much, as long as you follow all of the rules you should be fine
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@joyrider8 said: Yeah true that a group interview isn't guaranteed. That's why I mentioned that they will check credentials. I meant that signing up for a group interview probably makes it likely that they'll give a group interview instea…
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MSS isn't so bad if you look at them as the right AC being a conclusion or a could be true AC. idk, I look at MSS questions as CBT questions that are a little strong but not as strong as MBT
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although that may just be a correlation and not a causation or I may be failing to consider alternative possibilities such as it being all in my head that the lack of coffee caused me to have a headache
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@nathanieljschwartz said: Trying to quit cold turkey...almost got into 3 car accidents and tore a hole in my pants. Overall this is not working the other day I didn't have coffee and the whole day I had a raging headache. didn't think it was…
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@Freddy_D said: @TheMikey said: @Freddy_D said: Hi, fellas. suppp 15 days until D-Day, my man. Go make us proud! I will :')
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@AllezAllez21 said: Just like @TheMikey said, it should be essentially no different. yup! the only thing I see being a bit different is Duke's priority track. But I'm not too sure how that works but I think you can do the PT even if you sub…
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@Freddy_D said: Hi, fellas. suppp
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@LSATcantwin said: @TheMikey said: @LSATcantwin said: Pretty sure AC F is the best answer. Always pick AC F. It'll get you a 180. haha, nah my question was about printing PT 81 from the syllabus. i'v…
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@"vanessa fisher" said: Do you guys find there is enough room on the desk to have the watch laid out on it? That was my only concern. If the desks are small, then the added room taken up to fit the watch might be an extra nuisance? it truly …
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@LSATcantwin said: Pretty sure AC F is the best answer. Always pick AC F. It'll get you a 180. haha, nah my question was about printing PT 81 from the syllabus. i've printing plenty of LSAT stuff besides from 7sage so i was a bit confused on…
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you can send them stuff, but they won't bother with your app if it isn't complete. it's better to just submit everything at once!
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spivey da god
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you can do either way
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No difference at all. Applying any time before thanksgiving is early, so you're fine!
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@joyrider8 said: One requirement for signing up is that you have to apply or intend to apply this cycle. But I'm sure they check everyone's credentials before letting them interview. The interviews are all scheduled after the application …
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You can't change it. Just hope you have a proctor that isn't an A-hole
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present since you're still there
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I can't do black coffee, it tastes so bad to me. I can do without the milk if I'm put in that situation, but I'd at least need like ONE sugar pack or something in it lol lattes & white mochas
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@joyrider8 said: Me too, but it gives the option to pick from a bunch of group interviews. I've never heard of this before... I thought they just send invitations directly. Maybe they won't let everyone who signs up using this link attend…
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Cookie cutter questions are questions that conform to a specific pattern that is seen over and over again a bunch of times. for example, the correlation/causation flaw, whole to part flaw, etc. are all cookie cutter flaws
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there are def some live commentaries. the above is great. I just recently saw some for some of the PT's in the 70's but I'm not sure if the starter package gives you 70's explanations?
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also, before test day try out different warm up approaches as well. personally, my warm up is good with like 4 to 5 LR questions. others may do an RC passage, an LG, and like 10 LR questions. see what is the best fit for you. good luck!
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I think RC is too subjective tbh. I know people who read a passage and skim it quickly just to get structure and goes back into the passage for questions and do just as well as someone who reads a passage in 4 mins and comprehends almost everything…
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I would say get at least 1 from a professor, but since you think that professor may write you a meh LOR, idk which options you should go for. the first 2 seems great, since you're that confident that they will write you great LORs, but idk how not h…