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emli1000
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Maybe re-do the Curriculum. Work out those problem sets & BR!! You want to make sure you truly understand the fundamentals in attacking each and every lsat question type. Also, what question type gave you a hard time? You should re-do the en…
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@Marie4lawschool well isn't that lovely lol
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Hmm.. Test it out. Have you completed the 7sage course? Or are you in the process of completing it? If so, couldn't you just post to see if there is anyone in your area that is also willing to meet up with you to have something like a study group…
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Who's Larry? Wait, JY doesn't teach the Law school prep course?? lol
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@"Dillon A. Wright" looks like you missed this discussion LOL
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I'm interested as well.
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Haha. I'm eager to see what's that feeling like after the June LSAT.
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I would also like to know about this
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I agree with the above comments. I think that RC has gotten harder on the more recent PTs.
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Basically once you finish the course and start taking PT, you'll have the fundamentals needed to answer any and every question type. But I believe one truly begins to understand the overall purpose of the lsat through BR. & that is when you k…
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Making it seem dreadful will only impede your process!
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It happens. You're so used to dedicating all of your free time to studying that now you feel like you're not doing something right.
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The Economist, The New Yorker, Scientific America, Wall Street Journal and I'm also reading a book once a week. It's a never ending process
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Just read the reviews online for it. I'll def be requesting it when I go back to the library in 2 weeks.
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I'm in Charlotte! & hopefully I'll be ready for the June LSAT
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On the newer LSATs LGs have 2 pages. So you should only have your master game board and then, depending on the questions you can draw a mini game board.
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This explains why I couldn't find @harrismegan email the other day lol
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Thanks Dillon! Thanks Nathan! I'll be looking into both books.
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Skype would work for me
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It's okay to feel hopeful .. As long as when they get their scores back in 3 weeks they won't feel down if they received a lower score then expected. There's always a 2nd, 3rd, and/or 4th time around
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Problem sets are helpful because after a section you'll go over them and use what you just learned to answer those 10 or so questions. In the beginning, don't stress timing so much because 15 mins to answer a problem set might not be enough time. …
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Congrats!! Hopefully you'll get more scholarship money!!
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Keep practicing and reviewing the fundamentals in the course.
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This seems to be working for me too. Thanks!
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I feel that reading books on various topics will be beneficial overall, not just for the LSAT. I tried to get a sci-fiction book and that was just... blah. I couldn't do it. Science related RC passages aren't the best for me so instead I just rea…
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^ haha. I pretty sure you'll be able to ask any random person outside the building to borrow their phone to call your ride.
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I guess it depends. Even though you have to be there before 8:30 am, they usually start at 9 am. I've heard that most people are done between 1pm-2pm.
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Thank you reading 1 book per week just got exciting LOL
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It will definitely take time. But before you notice, you'll be reaching that LSAT score you've been working hard for. All of your hard work will pay off! Don't lose hope!
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Nice. Thank you!!! I'll be sure to look these up! Off the top of my head I would say that I enjoy reading books about Crime/Detective, Legend, Metafiction, Realistic fiction, Suspense/Thriller, Biography/Autobiography, etc.