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Factors like career goals, how much you have in savings to pay for law school, where you want to work, etc.
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Definitely PT 72. I also heard 73 was pretty tough.
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That's good. Continue doing 5-section PT's since endurance is a problem for ya. I'd also drill question types that you're weak at on the side. So say you tend to miss a lot of Flaw/Necessary assumption questions, I would get those relevant Cambridge…
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^and there's a really good korean chicken and beer place across the street for once you own the LSAT.
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The thing that REALLY improved my endurance was doing full 5-section PT's. Since I had some money to spare, I bought pre-arranged 5-section PT's from Cambridge for about $9-10 apiece. They put in a section from an older PT into the selected 4-sectio…
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I was with some buddies last week and someone said "If I don't work out right now, I'll have to work out later tonight." The notA->B popped up right in my head as he said this.
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First of all, I congratulate you on your decision to postpone. It most definitely is not an easy one and I had to do the same not too long ago. I had taken a Fall Blueprint course in preparation for the Dec 2014 LSAT. At the end of the course, I rea…
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@hj060815 It's been almost 11 months now since I started. Been putting in maybe 15-25 hours a week pretty much the entire time except waiting for my FEB test score to come out (3 weeks) and couple days off here and there for Holidays. Drill the Ca…
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136->mid 160's
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@nicole.hopkins Have you tried putting your "experimental" section as your 2nd or 3rd section? I think that'll also mimic real testing conditions since not everyone's experimental section will be their first.
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Welcome. Each administrated LSAT is different and yes there is an experimental section. All the preptests sold will only have the 4 graded sections because the experimental section is not disclosed.
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You're supposed to put your pencils down as soon as the proctor says this. You risk getting caught and your test not getting scored. In feb, there were at least two instances where my proctor pretty much yelled at people to put your pencils down. …
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yes, you're allowed to place your watch on the desk next to the test booklet/answer sheet. And you're only allowed to use wooden pencils.
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It's been observed that LR has shifted in that it's no longer the golden rule of "10 in 10 mins" or "15 in 15 mins". As you have experienced, questions as early as #5 can be the 2nd hardest question in the section.
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If you have some extra money to spare, I'd recommend the 5 section PT's from Cambridge. You can just as easily make your own "experimental" by adding in an old section but I'm lazy and like how I won't know exactly which section it is until I see. B…
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They're no longer available online to print. It's not 7Sage's fault, it's LSAC and their new requirements. Compared to other companies, I'm assuming 7Sage's licenses were just up for renewal first.
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Def do take a full PT to gauge your progress then!
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"foggy" is a relative term. Have you drilled enough of the LR question types, LG game types? Are you done with the 7Sage curriculum? I would probably take a full PT (preferably in the PT 50's so you can save the newer ones) just to gauge your proces…
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btw, you can highlight over what someone said to quote.
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Aside from obvious studying, focusing on staying healthy while still working out.
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Probably won't matter all that much unless you are applying to super top schools. What's more important is your GPA and LSAT.
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It's more of a convenient factor. I like how it's seamlessly added into the 4 sections and I wouldn't know when it would come up until I actually see it (say it comes up the 3rd section). I would def encourage practicing 5 section PT's before the r…
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Bumping this because I did PT 74 today and finally experienced this infamous question. Upon my first read, I quickly eliminated my choices down to A and D. I read the stimulus and argument core a second time and my reasoning happened to go with A an…
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@Samantha said: If anyone happened to save these and would kindly help me I would grately appreciate it! Hate to be a debbie downer but this certainly violates the TOS. http://classic.7sage.com/terms-of-service/
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Just have a friend be the proctor in return for a meal. And you can get a 5-section PT (the experimental pulled from an earlier PT) from Cambridge for $9-10ish.
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One great aspect of the June test is that you can drink a bit more water before the test. I imagine people don't get up too early for the other test dates and be able to drink an adequate amount of water before check-in (8:30am). Now that I think …
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I'd look into Northwestern with your work experience. They are more friendly to those with lower GPA's because they look for work experience. As for the prestige thing, it really depends on your ultimate goals. It sounds like you have some interes…
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Start drilling asap. Since you have been doing the PT untimed, your mind isn't used to solving the questions within the 35 minutes.
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@tom.kinan.311 said: You should be thanking people like me, I am the reason you sleep in your bed at night with no care in the world. I am the reason you have the freedom to say whatever your arrogance allows you to say. I am the reason you and you…