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By all means, it is definitely possible for some people to get a score for T14 schools within 5-6 months of studying. But that was not the case for me. I also echo what the earlier commenters said about not being too fixated on a test date because i…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: @"caffeine powered human" said: @"Cant Get Right" said: I'm pretty sure both of these are SA. I guess the second one is technically a PSA since it's a principle, but same thing for the most…
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@"Jonathan Wang" said: They're both definitely necessary assumption questions. Don't let the presence of the phrase "properly drawn" fool you. The question is asking what is necessary (needed/must be) in order for you to get to a perfe…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I'm pretty sure both of these are SA. I guess the second one is technically a PSA since it's a principle, but same thing for the most part. Could you tell me why? JY has no explanation on the first one. But the sec…
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@EddieM said: I think you were right, and that PT7 S4 Q13 was indeed an R.A. question! Conclusion: The fact that the percentage of homes with smoke detectors has gone from 30% to 45% over the last ten years has not made early detection of…
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I actually started my LSAT prep with the Powerscore logic games bible, so I did not have much LR exposure when I was going through LG. I do think that having a strong basis of logic would have helped, which I would have done differently. So I agree …
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Also if I was in your shoes, I would not completely repeat the CC, but just skim through the concepts really quickly. Since the 7Sage CC is not your first contact with LSAT I am sure that you know more than you think you do. I would try going throug…
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I really feel you. I was not concentrating well when I sat down to study, and even while staring at the questions my mind was dosing off. I decided to take a solid week off, and I am on my second day back at studying. I’m glad that I took a week off…
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To add I actually think PT7 S4 Q13 could be an NA question. Would love to hear someone else’s thoughts.
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I’m down for this!
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@EveryCookCanGovern said: Pull an all-nighter one day if that's feasible for you and then go to bed early. This works for me when I need a reset. I actually was thinking of doing that. Were you able to perform like a normal person on the day…
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions! I will definitely try easing it in and go to bed early without getting distracted with my phone. I do yoga/Pilates three times per week, but might incorporate more cardio into my life. Just downloaded the Sl…
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I believe that there are benefits from BR no matter what your PT score is. I would like to actually recommend BRing all LR questions, whether you circled them or not. I recently started re-timing some of my old PTs and realized that some of the ques…
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@BranTwice said: I would recommend getting the Loophole LR. In that book, Ellen puts all of the LR questions into two categories based on the answer choices: Powerful and Provable. Once I went through the book and had a solid purchase on the i…
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Got it. I will try telling myself next time. Thanks a ton!
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@lsatgodjk said: If you have time after a LG section and you're missing a few on silly errors, then I'd advise you to take that extra time and eliminate more A/Cs - especially on the questions that were tough for you. I did this, and I started…
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@Christopherr said: If you're having 12 minutes after an LG and you're making those overconfidence errors, my advice would be to slow down and analyze more. The reason why you're making those overconfidence errors may be because you're going s…
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Congrats and thank you for posting! What was the timeline of your studying? And I’d be curious to know how many hours/week you have been studying!
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I'd like to join if this thread is still alive!
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Hey Sami, I would love to attend your sessions but it's a tad bit early (7 am) for people in East Asia. I would appreciate it if your future sessions could be a few hours later (9pm EST would be 10am here!)!!!
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Hard work really does pay off! Congrats on your progress and wish you all the best on Saturday! When you have time, I would appreciate it if you could share the timeline of your study and your study methods!
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This is like peeping into someone's diary. Im all for this! Thanks for posting!!
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I think we can safely expect that the tests will be given in paper for quite some time in Asia. Converting to digital in just North America caused the LSAC so much chaos, and getting tablet pc for every single countries outside North America will …
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Thanks for the helpful webinar! Just of curiosity though, how do you announce the winner of the free edit giveaway?
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@berathocam said: PT87? I really really like these BR sessions but can we perhaps do an earlier PT I was keeping the latest PTs for the last couple of weeks? I know most people are doing the same. I think doing a recent PT helps, given that …
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@AudaciousRed said: I think that is awesome that you found a method that helps you study, but going forward with the digital testing, we wont have highlighters anymore during the tests. Just a pen, I think. It's something to consider when stud…
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Thank you JY! For LR, should we solve the questions in advance, or are we doing a timed session together?
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@Mike_Ross said: Asia test dates for October 13 and January 12 are up! Anyone know what times they usually are? For South Korea the October 13 exam is at 8:30am
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Where can I run my LSAC GPA?