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canihazJD
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Good job bro... also RIP your inbox.
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@lsat_sus @sarakimmel thanks for the kind words. All, while I am still tutoring, with school starting my availability is extremely limited. I’d love to work with anyone, but if you need greater frequency 7sage tutors @logician and @"Burt Reynolds" …
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Won't be on here much this week, but good luck August crew.
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@FoolmeOnce said: I have enjoyed a lot of the episodes but this one was special. I’m currently still active duty, and looking at applying for the upcoming school year. After being in the military for 10 years I’d love to pick your brain for th…
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Post in here... #help tags are typically only noticed if someone is browsing the LSAT dashboard (and unfortunately not a lot of people think you can benefit from explaining questions to others. Narrator: you can), or if your comment is near the top …
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Situation dependent, and in no particular order of effectiveness: Clarify the argument Examine how the answers are different Parse out AC language and try to assign each element to the referent in the stimulus Subject answers to question type st…
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It took me about three months to get all of my materials done, and I did so while studying for my final attempt at the LSAT. If you want to apply as soon as your score drops, I'd consider starting now.
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Don't act like you're not jealous. https://i.imgur.com/EiG3Svh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/yoZvp9e.jpg I'd get a 7sage seagull print on something in a heartbeat... or a dead bear. Mad props if you can link the references.
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From scratch... say the end of the CC or some other course, I think it is reasonable to break 170 in 10-15 PTs and comfortably average 170+ by 15-20, if you are reviewing at adequate depth and actually putting in the work to improve as opposed to ju…
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@castrone said: @canihazJD , I mean if I read the steam first, I don't look at it again, unless its an argument part question To my point, so there are times you do. And if we're taking a strict stem first approach, there's really no reason …
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Doesn't matter. Just know what you are gaining and giving up via either path. Regardless of which one you do first, look me in the eye and tell me you never look at either one again after reading it. That's what I thought. Do what works for you.
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@gss79 said: I meant more when I am taking LG on paper @Arete_Southbay For a paper take just get one of those long flexible phone holders. Easy peasy.
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Either works... you could also call it a parallel type question. I think its important to recognize that question "types" are our constructs. We apply them to the content because they work most of the time. The test writers are under no such constra…
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@Chimaera said: 1. Would it be a good idea to apply to other schools just in case the aid offer from my first choice school is much worse than expected?' Yes. You want other options and negotiation leverage. Would it be considered un…
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@"Learned Astronomer" For me, no. But I would say $40 is worth not having to stress out about it if you think it will affect you. The content side won't be significantly different than the last few, but there will be more info on the new format if…
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I think the info is worth $40 if you've never seen one.
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Have you seen any of the others?
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@businesskarafa said: @canihazJD said: edit... it looks like you are saying this? A ←s→ /B B ←s→ /A In which case, no they are not. Thanks. Let me ask one more question if I can. If A is not alwa…
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edit... it looks like you are saying this? A ←s→ /B B ←s→ /A In which case, no they are not.
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@"Tanya Bansal" said: When attacking a support (premise to conclusion) in an argument, isn't the use of "some" i.e. other cases or situations, irrelevant - as we cannot know whether our case at hand falls within the scope of that "some". Not…
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@atticusbinch00 said: It was so good to hear this topic broached in the 7Sage podcast! Thank you for sharing your story, Daniel. I'm finding my way to law school at 33 and have...done some living myself, hah. You really took away some of my ne…
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Great talking with David and Nora, and such a privilege to be on a second episode! TLD... L and also so that it might be a bit more visible to searches in the future (I had a hard time finding people who negotiated similar issues, which was pretty …
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@Johnathan said: Well...make sure to read those "black and white requirements" because many schools will make an exception for an LSAT score...they will take a GRE score (Harvard, Duke, Yale, UVA just to name a few). That's not an exception.…
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@businesskarafa said: Is "IS" a biconditional when it's just something like "The number 5 is hot ? To do it that way, you'd need to say something like "is the only thing that is hot". The number 5 is hot gives you "5 → hot", but not "h…
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To add... definitely take the opportunity to compare an actual RC passage to its source material and see how different they are. Any outside reading is going to be something that was written with comparatively more focus on being readable. RC passag…
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Unfortunately you are just going to have to find someone... Your app wont even go complete without the required LORs. They wont even look at it. If it takes seeking out a relationship just to get the letters, then that is what you need to do. Sign u…
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You'll get differing opinions, but I'll just offer two pieces of info to help make your decision: The writing samples are quite often ignored. That's not to say yours will be (or that they have no utility), and schools if asked, I'm sure will say …
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@DontPay4LawSchool said: @canihazJD said: Deeper written review with a focus on performance factors as opposed to content. Focus on active reading/translation of everything you read on the test. Also finish foolproofing LG. …