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@nyc2dc2ca I just made a new post about not notating. It definitely doesn't work for me.
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Identifying the elements is usually the most important part for me, and going back to the quizzes on sufficient assumptions helped with both. Necessary assumptions are a complete horror show. The answer is often unpredictable. The bridging question…
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@LSATcantwin @jkatz1488 said: Question types in LR which commonly use formal logic include: MBT/F, (F)PR, SA, PSA, and NA. I suppose Flaw could be tossed in there too but formal logic isn't as common within that type as the sort listed a…
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@yuliyakhromyak said: When is a good time to introduce practicing the writing section of the exam? Or do you even have to? So far I have been only doing the timed 4-part preptests to make sure I have those sections ready to go by test day…
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@AllezAllez21 @BinghamtonDave Ok. Thanks again. I went through all the different possible gameboards for G1 and K2 and it turns out there are only two possible gameboards like you mentioned. It's either L or N in the rear of Team 1, but the res…
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@AllezAllez21 said: Ok ok. The distinction between solely MBT and MBT with the extra premise of what must be in the rear of T2 makes this clearer. If P is present in the rear on the 23 setup, then it must be true that P is in rear of T2 if G an…
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Thanks, I've been using a white noise mp3 on my phone that I ripped from YouTube. Gonna give this a shot. I usually just put my phone on airplane mode, start the white noise and start the timer. It's been working great these last few weeks.
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Sure. @"Cant Get Right" came up with the 80% strategy, which I've bumped up to 90% for a bit more certainty. I think he basically says that when you're 80% sure you've got the right answer, don't bother checking the others. Select it and move on, co…
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Work up a daily schedule to follow. This makes you more committed, which you really have to be in order to get a high score and not forget anything you've learned along the way.
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@Sami said: That's great. Thanks for your response.
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@Mellow_Z said: @extramedium said: Tag me as well @extramedium I'm free whenever Hey nice to see you pop your head in! Sorry to drop that bomb on you in the first LR section of the oldies last night (the one abou…
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Tag me as well @extramedium I'm free whenever
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@jkatz1488 @"Dillon A. Wright" Is "or else" the inclusive "or"? If I'm interpreting your statements correctly, H could technically also be on line 1 AND 7 at the same time. "Or else" would indicate to me that H can either be on 1 or 7, but not bot…
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@Zachary_P said: How do you approach your second time through a section? Would it be better for me to hone in on 2 or 3 circled questions and absolutely get them right at the expense of not double checking all of the circled questions? Any lig…
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Thanks @"Dillon A. Wright"
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@BinghamtonDave Thanks for getting back, Dave. You're always on the ball. Let’s start with the statistician’s argument. The statistician makes an argument you are almost guaranteed to see on your administration of the exam: the statistician s…
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@runningthroughthemountains said: than spending 30-40 minutes trying to solve one question, i mark it and move forward. when i complete my blind review i now have a set of questions that i know i have to review regardless of whether or not i …
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Is this getting fixed soon? The Manhattan forum is trash. @"Dillon A. Wright"
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@jkatz1488 said: @extramedium Sometimes it's helpful to step away. Just give your brain some space from the problem. It's the same principle as skipping during timed sections: we just don't get it at that moment, but with some time and space u…
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@"nessa.k13.0" Awesome. Sorry to keep bugging you but are the BR groups split into two sections? First half on one day and the second on the other?
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@"nessa.k13.0" Ok cool. I'll definitely check it out. So the June Study Group refers to the the BR group you're running?
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@7SageThanks said: If an author cites what someone else says without saying it themselves can that author be said to have said the same thing? This question makes me think the answer is no, but I was hoping someone could verify that. …
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There's like 80 people tagged here. How do you keep a BR/Study Group call under wraps with so many people chiming in? I'd like to try but this is making me hesitant
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@runningthroughthemountains @jkatz1488 How do you respond when you get stuck on a question that you don't quite understand? I'll go through a dozen explanations from different people sometimes on various forums. I'll sink 30-45 minutes in to a qu…
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@extramedium said: Yeah it's in the requirements. Tell them what condition you have and the symptoms. Also make it sound as bad as possible without lying. I know this goes against LSAT logic, but strong language is helpful here. Personal s…
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Yeah it's in the requirements. Tell them what condition you have and the symptoms.
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I don't know what an LSAT journal is. Can someone please explain?
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@morganrclarke Glad I could help. Good luck to you!
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@flashyyyy said: Not trying to start anything here but why is extra given to people when we're all graded on the same scale? I have AOADD and never bothered to ask for extra time. One part of me is interested and the other part of me doe…
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Hell no. Time it at 53 if you got 50%. It gets easier as you progress. Congrats on the accommodations. I know that feeling of relief and the extra time is very helpful. I was put in a classroom by myself too, so hopefully you'll get your own procto…