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Ah, that's good. I don't think you need to go through the entire core curriculum again. I would work on drilling/timed sections. Identifying your weaknesses and why you're getting questions wrong and what steps you need to take and maybe incorporati…
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imo, the single most effective thing you could do would be to master LG. If you did that and kept your other averages consistent you would reach your goal. What are your average timed scores vs blind review scores looking like?
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Why are you looking for a contradiction? You'll find support for AC D in the last sentence. If the market was stagnant to begin with and they deterred what customers they did have from purchasing oils then comparative advertisements carry the risk …
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Hopefully a sage or a tutor chimes in, but what it sounds like to me is that you're narrowing down the ACs to two or three possibilities and either getting lucky with your selection or unlucky. That's just speculation on my part. To help you diagnos…
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I haven't found it to be particularly useful or advantageous and I suspect LSAC feels the same way considering they don't care if you use it.
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My interpretation of the stimulus was basically new tax reform is in the interest of low-income taxpayers because it lowers their annual tax burden. But what if the new tax reform has some unforeseen or unintended consequence that harms low-income t…
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@dexterity, I think you may be misinterpreting AC A. It isn't saying that Jennifer didn't take two weeks of vacation the year prior. It's basically saying that she saved two weeks of vacation. To say that Jennifer took a two week vacation last year…
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@dexterity, I'm not quite sure I'm following. AC A is saying that Jennifer at a minimum banked two weeks of vacation from last year to be able to earn the extra week she needed for her four week vacation with her family. It's possible she banked mo…
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@_lilvill, I didn't take it, but based on the reactions over at reddit (r/lsat) it looks like there were some technical issues today with the test and quite a few people are being asked to reschedule.
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The biologist basically says "no forest then no koala." The politician interprets this as "forest then koala." Biologist: F → K Politician: F → K AC B: F, K Biologist: Consistent. If you fail the sufficient condition the rule falls away. The for…
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Study for and retake LSAT. If you’re still in school get As. Apply again around September.
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There is no conclusion. It's a premise set with information that doesn't contradict. You can be fairly confident when you read stimuli such as this that it's going to ask you to make an inference about the information given. AC A: The stimulus tell…
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@"Chris Nguyen", thank you for taking the time to write such a clear and thoughtful explanation of your thought process! It was super helpful and exactly the sort of explanation I needed.
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I love seeing posts like these. Congratulations!
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Try adding the new condition "S → ~H~" redundantly back into the master chain instead of just drawing an arrow the way JY did: (I omitted M → H because I don't know how to clearly represent that using this medium, but on your paper make sure to add …
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I would recommend doing the problems sets timed and then taking as much time as you need blind reviewing.
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I couldn't get control of my nerves for the first section which resulted in some of the worst brain fog I've ever experienced. Very disappointed with myself. I was able to settle down and perform for the rest of the test. I hoped that my first secti…
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Congratulations!
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AC B is ruling out the cause of the "eight meteorite craters of different ages forming a straight line" from being a natural cause. That would include volcanoes too. Meteorites really only have one option for causing the craters which is basically s…
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@Oddish10, If you're taking the test through ProctorU, you get to schedule which day and time you want from the available slots about 2-3 weeks before the test date. It's first come first serve, so if you're early enough you should be able to selec…
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@letsgo1st, Personally, I solve most games similar to JY. I think having access to past game boards for reference is more beneficial than the minute or two you think you're saving from not having to create a new game board for each question. But tha…
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@mchanghaines, is there a difference between your time and untimed scores?
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If you have a double negative they are going to cancel each other out. "It's not over until the fat lady sings." So, applying group 3, negate sufficient: "If it's not not over → the fat lady sings" They cancel out: "If it's not not over → the f…
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What is your target score and how many wrong are you getting per section?
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Imagine fish in a pool and I'm dumping dioxin into the water. The fish are sick and have physiological abnormalities, e.g., let's say they're all sterile. You tell me to stop dumping dioxin into the water because it's affecting their hormones which…
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For me, AC C isn't appealing because contemporary jazz purists and jazz critics aren't necessarily the same. So while Davis's contemporaries might have reacted negatively, jazz critics might have reacted positively. I hope that helps. edit: To be m…
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Congratulations, your hard work paid off!
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congratulations!
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If I'm not mistaken JY said during one of his podcasts that he didn't intend for everyone to complete each problem set before moving on to the next lesson. I did them all before I proceeded to the next lesson because I thought I was supposed to. But…
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When I read through AC D one thing that immediately stuck out for me was that it basically repeats information to us that we already know from the stimulus. Compare AC D to the first sentence. If we know that snoring isn't common in either group the…