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So, was the 26 question LR section real? I haven't seen that question answered anywhere, and I've seen conflicting reports.
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I still have no idea which was the experimental section (I had 3 LR's); if the two 25-question LR sections were real, I thought it was actually oddly tough. I nearly ran out of time on both of those sections (though I breezed through the 26-question…
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@cgracia12 said: Quick question for those fool proofing LG's... Do y'all fool proof one game at a time, or do you fool proof doing the whole four games, then focus on each game? Does it matter? I did the latter (doing all four games, watchin…
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I've found that the new miscellaneous games (which are very similar to the miscellaneous games from older LSATs) are difficult to visualize/diagram, but the questions are relatively easier to answer. But again, if you can manage to leave 12 or more …
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@zhoub14 said: For LR, are the questions about car safety and chimpanzee playing screwdrivers from the same section or different ones? I feel like they were the same section but all 3 of my LR feel like a blur tbh (I just remember that 1st a…
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Foolproof all of them. I'm not kidding - I bombed LG in December, so I decided to focus almost exclusively on that section. There were some in the 40s and 50s I skipped because they were all straightforward and had an "easy" rating for 7sage, but ot…
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@AllezAllez21 said: Have you taken any real tests before? If not, you might think about just taking it. Schools will not look at your lower score, and if you had two takes (June and September) that's not going to cause an issue with admissions…
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As someone who also has ADHD, I'd definitely recommend doing what you're used to on test day. If you've been mirroring test day conditions with your prep tests, then there really shouldn't be any issue; but going off medication can absolutely have d…
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@tdampeer said: Hey guys, So my problem is the my test is next week and I have been devoting so much time to LR, that I am kind of still slipping up in LG. I have the fundamentals so I think, but I'm still bombing the LG. I have the power…
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I wouldn't completely cut powerscore, but I agree that their notation and tactics can be overly complicated. I think other than the section on numerical distributions (which actually is very helpful, at least in my experience), you can scrap a lot o…
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it means "other than," so it excludes the person.
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Not sure about that, but I think JY's blind review calls for PT 80 were recorded - one of the sages can probably confirm/deny that, but I think you should be able to access them with an ultimate package.
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quest protein bars are the shit, highly recommend
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I also really highly recommend the blind review calls. They helped me on LR tremendously; it forces you to explain your reasoning, and to figure out exactly WHY an answer is a better choice than another (if you're at all like me, you might constantl…
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@asdf1234guy said: i'll be drilling LG till the point where I question my existence over this universe That seems like a bad idea man. Burnout is a real issue, and at this point, with exactly one week left, you're not going to be learning ve…
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The exam never starts right at that time. It could be anywhere from 30 mins to an hour or more after you arrive, depending on how many people show up at the testing center and how slow your proctors are. I'd arrive about 15 mins early; if you arrive…
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You won't be able to see your score or receive your answer sheet. I also wouldn't worry about score cancellation unless you know that you absolutely bombed a section and didn't have time to answer a bunch of questions. Also, if you're seriously thi…
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Hi Haleigh; This was definitely a really tough RC passage. For question 13, I was tempted by A as well; it seems textually supported, and line 32 is a huge red herring (as is line 37/8). But I think it's useful here (and in general on RC) to take a…
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@JustDoIt said: @Mellow_Z said: Sept 16, Dec 15, Oct 15, Dec 14, Sept 14, June 14, Dec 13 are the tougher ones of the more recent exams. So basically, most of the newest tests are really tough..? Seems like 2014 was a rou…
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That's a great call Mellow, thanks so much! I've only been doing the LG from older tests, so I'll definitely check out the October 97 test. Super helpful info for the recent tests, too.
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I've had the same issue since I work full time - I've been foolproofing LG throughout breaks in the day and after work, and use weekends for full PTs. And since you're only in the 40s, you've got plenty of material left for the home stretch (I'm gue…
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Thanks everyone! Super helpful. Tho I gota say that I really had no idea what I was unleashing upon the forums when I asked this question O.o
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ahh makes sense haha, I did PT76 this weekend thinking it was next up. Now I know to check the schedule in advance facepalm
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wait, are we skipping PT 76 for some reason?
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I'm not sure how useful the RC from those tests are (just because they don't include the comparative section that every LSAT since 2007 has), but the LG and LR are definitely worth doing, especially the LG. The past few LSATs have all had curveball…
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I'd love the foolproof set if they're still available!
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@"nessa.k13.0" said: I'm very curious to see what happens. I definitely would NOT jump ship to apply with a GRE score because we don't know the size of their "pilot program" (not to mention most law schools still having the LSAT requirement)--…
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Honestly, I'm really excited about this change. I took in December, re-taking in June, but I feel like this takes a lot of pressure off (I've studied for the GRE before and have a few books, and it is indeed a far easier and more straightforward exa…