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I'd like to know what @David.Busis thinks about multiple scores and how adcomms view it
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schools don't care since they just report your highest and that is what most interests them. but I will say that it matters I guess, in the sense that they may ask you in an interview about the lower score(s). if someone does get asked, they should …
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sign up? I thought GT interviews (both group and individual) were invite only?
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Most schools don't care about multiple scores. Yale seems to though. but still, take the test when you're ready, don't just wing it. take it once and get it over with when you're ready
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For pseudo sufficient assumption questions AND sufficient assumption questions, just use the method of saying "IF premise, THEN conclusion". PSA and SA is essentially the same thing, except PSA questions do this if P then C thing a but more broadly …
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also, try contacting profs you got really good grades in. when you contact them, remind them of the class and grade you got and why you'd like them to write you a LOR. I did for one of my profs who I had 2 times in 1 semester, barely spoke to her bu…
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Try to make connections now. And to my understanding, most schools require at least 2 LORs, not 1. But yeah, try to make connections. Pretend to be very interested in their material, kiss ass but in a non-kiss ass way if that makes sense at all. I …
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@rugangel said: How do you guys propose doing this kind of warm up strategy on test day? How easy/stressful is it to bring a couple of sections into the testing center to look over and do before going into the testing room? You can't take it…
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I'd say choose between 69, 71, 72, 74, 76, 78. But get to 78 for sure.
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HA, adult diapers
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@"Caleb.rohr.church" said: Where on the 7sage site are the 7sage drilling resources? I tried looking and couldn't find them. I'll see what powerscore has to offer. in each topic in the curriculum there are drilling problem sets. you have t…
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Cambridge LR by question type. There are 3 volumes, but Cambridge doesn't sell them anymore, only people who already have the book and are selling it. Some sell it for a bunch of money but if you can find one for a decent price then go for that one.…
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@elle_sat said: @TheMikey said: about to have my first cup of coffee vanilla creamer ftw
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@ZaTabler said: @elle_sat said: @ZaTabler said: I slammed a 20oz red bull as I was walking in test day and the proctor stood there like.... Hahha! And how did that work out for you? Did you …
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you should def check out the updated RC stuff in the CC. It was pretty helpful for me, as RC is my worst section as well. Is there a methodological way to handle this as there is in logic games and logical reasoning? -- yes, but it does not work fo…
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I don't think your LOR writer should be asking what law schools want to see. But rather, they should be writing positively about you and about something that reflects your ability to succeed not only in law school but all together.
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about to have my first cup of coffee vanilla creamer ftw
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nice find!
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I remember a question in LR (forgot which PT) that was explaining a real psychology experiment done, all of the details were in line with the real exp, but the LR stimulus concluded the exact opposite of what the real experiment concluded. As a form…
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Yeah, just ignore outside knowledge, honestly. I know for some people (not you!) doing this can be a struggle, and thankfully for me it never was. But I think the only time outside knowledge can be helpful (if you restrict yourself and don't answer…
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yeah I think it depends on proctors. if they're chill, they may not give a crap as long as you probably just don't have all 3 out at once, of course.
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@dannyshaw said: Just to reiterate...if it makes your gameboard too confusing, dont do it!! I am going through games and the cleaner the gameboard, the better I do. if you are planning on making all game board possibilities though, you don't…
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Yeah, that can be helpful to do. Especially if you use the method of making all game boards before going to questions.
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@kkrystyna said: @TheMikey said: @kkrystyna said: red bull/monster is sooooooooo bad for your health - try hiball/yerba mate etc. from whole foods instead same energy 100% agree. I had TERRI…
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@kkrystyna said: red bull/monster is sooooooooo bad for your health - try hiball/yerba mate etc. from whole foods instead same energy 100% agree. I had TERRIBLE health in high school, and also had sleeping issues which I always partially at…
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@"Heart Shaped Box" said: @TheMikey I actually don't think your interpretation was incorrect. If I take the LSAT, then I'll score a 180, which cannot happen without studying hard. A -> B -> C perfect. I really think it just all depends o…
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@"Alex Divine" said: I used to work for Red Bull in college, so I might be a little biased, but try out some delicious Red Bulls? They always helped keep me going while studying for finals as well as partying after. I was a Monster addict in…
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Maybe you have to do a warm up to get your mind going before a PT.
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never mind, heart is right. I misread it and thought you wrote B cannot happen without C. heart is right, it's (A-->B) --> C
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general tips: there may be trap answer choices that explains why one part of the discrepancy is happening, it may be tempting, but it's wrong. make sure you have it clear exactly what is going on in the stimulus that the question wants you to reso…