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danielznelson
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Thanks, guys! I'll definitely be examining my answers for any potential patterns.
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I think it's settled. Blind review it is, haha. Thanks, you two.
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Nice! It works! Thank you!
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Okay, so I found the question itself and am obviously able to view it, since it is including in a problem set within my package. I just cannot view the question when I try to access it via the comment section. This usually isn't a relevant issue to …
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Hi! It is no worry at all. The question is from LSAT 25, section 2... it was either from Parallel Reasoning problem set 1 or 2. I can't be any more specific than that, since there doesn't seem to be a way to view the question.
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Nice! I might like that idea even more! Thanks!
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That's not a bad idea. Thanks!
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Honestly (and this depends on how fast you are) I would skip parallel questions unless they're early in the test.
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Blind review, going over questions and videos, et cetera.
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suits99 - also consider the room for improvement you have. A 20 point increase will take work but it is most certainly possible. I myself improved by 18 points (at a highest) and still feel as if I have room to go. There may be some very basic tenet…
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NO. The December LSAT is not too late. Obviously, you'll have to be swift in your applications, but a few points is almost invariably more advantageous than a lower score during the September LSAT. That said, since you're not in the 160s, the few ex…
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I'd agree with the poorer quality, so it's not just you. I certainly don't think it's a big deal or anything but I would second this recommendation! I'd also second the shoutout to the superb explanations
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I would focus on sections and questions rather than entire LSATs. Typically, I go over nothing but say, games for an entire week before taking another exam. Often, a week's worth of work on a section I need improvement in helps, especially for the R…
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Take the money hit and postpone your LSAT date. You're losing money, but a 160 will change everything if instead of the scores you've had.
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I'd warmup before the test with a very simple logic game. I will be doing this, as any lapse in LSAT taking manifests itself in my next LG score. I become hesitant and and bit paralyzed - at least enough to throw me off from my normal performance.
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You can definitely do it, and February should be enough time to do so. Be sure to keep this in mind, however: your progress will not necessarily be strongly correlated with the amount of time you study. Putting in the time will of course be the reas…
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Nilesh, did you use the games from the Logic Games Bundle on this site or did you obtain games from elsewhere? I'm not sure I can afford the biggest package 7Sage offers (I'm currently using the standard package).
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Hi Nick, I hope I'm not too late to help with your first question, but I think I have some helpful insight into your second one - this only through attorneys I've spoken with. First of all, most seem to argue that the chance to increase your sco…
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Each of you helped in answering my question. Thanks!
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Individual passages or entire sections? The timing will be completely different per passage and any set average won't do for more difficult passages.
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Agreed. I consistently lost 7-10 points in RC but lost only 4 in my last prep test. I have not studied a second for this section yet, but instead really zeroed in on each and every passage in order to attain a higher score. For me, the third passage…
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I've learned that it doesn't have so much to do with the amount of material or time but HOW you study. The method of approach, your mindset, your focus, and your confidence are all necessary in elevating your score. My increases correlate little wit…