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The purpose of the diagnostic test is to introduce you the LSAT and show you how difficult the test really is under a time constraint. In my opinion, the choice to take it or not depends on if you’ve been exposed to the LSAT prior to joining 7sage. …
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I think you should be fine because admissions officers usually look at your LSAT writing sample in order to see how you write under pressure and your ability to form an argument, given the time constraint. Don't stress too much about grammatical er…
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I’ve definitely been there! And what helped me overcome the anxiety was to just shift how I saw PTs. Before, I used to think PTs were so intimidating because I felt so much pressure to get my target score and whenever I didn’t score what I wanted, I…
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You use “some” when it says “All _____”. But you negate the necessary condition when it grammatically doesn’t make sense to use “some”. In the same lesson you linked, it says: “… if grammatically it doesn’t make sense to use “some,” you can fall …
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For me, I just did however many problem sets it took me to get familiar with the question types. Once I started getting all the questions in a problem set correct, I moved on because when you’re going through the CC, you should be focusing on unders…
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In answer choice B, the statement is “if the Japanese drive on the left side of the road, then they are not inclined to buy cars with left-side steering wheels.” The Lawgic form of that would be: if D → /I, Where D = “drive on the left side of th…
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Personally, I don’t see anything wrong with writing about overcoming mental health, as long as you approach it the right way. It’s a very tough topic to write about considering that if you don’t approach it a certain way then you might risk leaving …
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I may be interpreting wrong, but when you say you want to write about family law, I’m getting the impression that you’re going to write about your knowledge in that area of law via your experience with divorce (or that you’re going to write about yo…
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I think it all depends. If you’re not 100% sure that you want to go into both family and real estate law yet, you can still write about both experiences but maybe instead of saying “..this is why I want to go into family law and real estate law…”, …
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I'm still in the process of fool-proofing, but I'd be more than happy to share my excel tracker with you, just shoot me a PM! I also found this discussion to be really helpful! https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/20318/from-my-experie…
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My advice would be to write about what genuinely matters to you instead of trying to write about what you think admissions officers would want to hear/read. This video was a really helpful starting point for me! Hope this helps!
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thank you for posting this!
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I filed a complaint with LSAC a couple years ago because the door of my test room made a really loud humming noise and during the test, my proctors kept opening and shutting the door to make the noise stop because they knew that it was a distraction…