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I think that if you have a good relationship with your bosses, you are going to have to tell them of your future endeavors. Hopefully they will be happy for you.
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At this point while a break is necessary I am pushing myself to study every day until the test. Then it'll be over. Even just do a well focused hour on a day that you do not feel like it. You can do it!!!
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Can someone please explain clubhouse? Sounds like early assess to live events? Perhaps the administration has answers to share please. #help And thank you.
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I am new to games and in this curriculum, I just finished the first super easy game that he teaches here (in lsat history apparently). It took me a while to do it as it took about 3-4 times. I was ready for the different inferences and plan to use w…
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@WoodsCommaElle ...WELL SAID!!!! I am encouraged by your response. And thank you to the original poster @michellepereira96 for the question. You can do it. It's possible that you need to prepare a different way. When you prepare the right way...yo…
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Try making a new game board with the IF letter now in pay the way they've said. Then you should be able to make inferences and plug in most or all of where the others letter can go before you answer that question.
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Looks like the original poster is preparing for the august date. Just learn as much as possible before you go through too many actual previous lsat exams. You still have over 16 weeks to prepare as a starter fact.
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I have heard that you should aim for -0 on Logic games. That will increase it a bit if you do that regularly. When did you start studying?
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My goal is to go through all of the core curriculum. I have a lengthy timeline though. I have been hearing, a lot lately, that there is no rush to apply to law school with a lower LSAT score than you're capable of. When its all said and done, I woul…
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Don't burn out. Make a realistic schedule. I have heard that 2-3 hours of studying a day with a day off is better as far as retaining what you've learned. If you study 8-10 hours a day that could cause you to burn out pretty quickly. This is not at …
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My advice as I am learning too is to work on a section until you feel pretty confident. So The last 7 weeks or more I have been working on LR the most then recently LG's. I am not ready for LR but am getting better and knew that I needed a break. I…
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Thank you so much! I truly appreciate you and the other administrators attentions to details and questions. Thank you again!
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Make inferences in the beginning of the game by looking to see which letter has more than one role.
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Use the time allotted. Think if it like a blind review where you have extra time.
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Sometimes the conclusion even comes in the beginning of the stimulus without any key words. I would look to see if there is an accepted belief and then see if the author (if its an argument) states an opposite point of view. I am learning that very …
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Great advice about starting with logic games. I’ve been doing the curriculum in order but tried some logic games elsewhere and I would like to learn more details here. I could use the details in teaching from LR so I think that LG makes good sense f…
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TY! Please ignore my message asking for the link. Thank you!
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thats awesome! Would either of you share your 3 month study schedule?
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May be a personal preference based off of how you know you learn best.
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From what i am noticing the 7sage schedule suggests about a year to prepare. If you set your schedule at 8-10 hours week that may put you at a further finishing time. Try it out and see.
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If you were discriminated against while pregnant, that’s awful! I’m wondering though, if the board would see that as conditional because one day pregnancies turn into babies therefore begging the question of, “what would make you diverse giving bir…