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This is an embedded conditional, which is talked about later in the CC (https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/mastery-embedded-conditional/) Your statement, “All horses are strong, unless they have been drugged” would look like this: H → [/S → D] , whi…
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These are the two websites that I use as outside reading for practicing RC: https://www.metmuseum.org/perspectives/art-and-history https://aldaily.com/
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Yeah, you can take the LSAT without purchasing CAS!
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I think it depends. If you can successfully and genuinely express to the adcoms that not having social media helps to bring something new to the table and gives a new perspective in the classroom, I say go for it. But I think it’s a tricky topic be…
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I found this thread to be pretty helpful! https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15266/suggestion-for-admission-curriculum-scholarship-negotiations
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I'm interested!
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I would suggest practicing by game type because then you’ll start to notice the cookie-cutter patterns for each game type and what kinds of inferences are required. I don't think it's enough to just memorize the inferences; I think it's more importa…
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PT58 S1 Q5 is a weakening question where the correct answer choice says “many…” I don’t think “some/many” can be used as an instant disqualifier because it depends on the argument. In this question, the stimulus concludes that advocates should ALW…
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I'll be attending!
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I'd be interested!
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Don’t just foolproof PT1-35. I think you should be foolproofing the ones you’re taking timed too. Also, pay attention to why you missed a question (is it because you overlooked a rule, drew out the game board wrong, etc.). I think the best way to im…
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I wrote it out this way (which is the same thing that you wrote, but just the contrapositive) L ←s→ CR → /LW → /SRO L → /SRO The “some” statement is seen as irrelevant because it doesn’t do anything to guarantee the conclusion to follow. If yo…
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Yes, it's an inclusive "or" because /LS --> SR and /SR --> LS If you satisfy the necessary, the rule goes away, so there's a possibility for you to have both LS and SR
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Yeah, this one is a tough one. But here’s my attempt at it: The first two sentences say this: It’s right for governments to abandon efforts to what levels of toxicity are allowed ONLY IF it can be argued that the level of toxic substances in food …
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I feel as though no matter how much you prep before law school, you’re still going to be clueless, regardless LOL And here’s why I believe so… I did prelaw during undergrad and although it’s not as rigorous as law school, the way my law professors…
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Answer choice B is correct because it matches the stimulus structure The stimulus says this: - Red/Green color blind → cannot see green and brown - (Gerald)Cannot see green and brown therefore (Gerald)Red/Green color blind Answer choice A say…
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Dave Killoran (from PowerScore) said that LSAC will announce their final decision on whether or not it will be cancelled by April 10th. https://twitter.com/DaveKilloran/status/1239609013731352576 From the looks of it, I think it might be cancelled.…
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Here you go! https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/
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Loyola Law School! Parking is easy, desks are spacious, and the campus is fairly small so it's easy to find the building, etc!
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@10000019 Interesting! can you explain the differences?
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In order to be a patent lawyer, you need to take both your state bar exam and the patent bar exam. The patent bar exam requires you to have at least a BS in a science degree, which you already have. In my opinion if you want to be a patent lawyer, …
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I highly recommend watching this webinar! https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/
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@noonawoon I believe they're releasing it sometime this month!
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I filed a complaint with LSAC two years ago because of noise issues. Even before we started the test and got seated, my proctor told us that there was a loud humming noise that the door made, so he was going to try to fix it before we started the t…
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@Sami for Nov 24th, which section of LR do we do from PT40? Or should we do both sections of LR?
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I believe it's under test conditions
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If you haven’t already, definitely check out this webinar on post core curriculum study strategies (it was SUPER helpful for me): https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/ One of the biggest things that I got from the…
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@emily.odermatt Thank you! Should I list all of the companies/clients that I have worked with or just the major companies? The issue that I am struggling with is that if I list all the companies/clients I've been an independent contractor for, the…
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How long are you taking to finish an untimed section? Since you’re getting pretty much everything right, it’s not a knowledge problem but instead, I think it’s either a timed pressure issue or a strategy issue. My advice is when you’re taking an un…
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@Chardiggity oooo interesting, thanks!(: