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I LOVE studying languages also (High School, University and outside of school), BUT I don't think you should write anything that might come across as cultural appropriation. Personally, I consider my language interest as a quirky hobby - although I …
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@aash_775 Your only option without purchasing LSAC's Prep Plus is to use the site as a free user and enter your physical tests (PDFs or printed) manually - there's a bubble sheet non-digital that seems to be the free user default. That way you can s…
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Interesting to know about these testing differences, thank you @Jannyboy_16 for posing this question/topic and @rjp12345 for providing information!! .... I see my LawHub account getting more love in the future . I wish 7-sage could better emulate t…
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Focus on LG in the hopes of finishing at least 3 of the 4 (instead of 2 of the 4). If you're able to PT a 161 and not finish all the logic games (assuming that was a timed score?) before the end of 35 minutes, that's a pretty good baseline. But, if …
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I've found it useful to compare the different sources' strategies; I ended up putting together a comparative list of all the sources' question types to compare their suggested strategies. It's interesting to see how the 'miscellaneous' question type…
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Right at the end of the LR CC, he briefly mentions Evaluate (and Counter) questions: that they're a combination of Strengthen / Weaken. You're correct that 'toggling' means to go from strengthen to weaken. https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/how-lr-qu…
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No, if November is Flex, they'll still only let people in North America take it.
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Whew, I wondered the same thing. I had a plug-in one ready on stand-by. I'm surprised by this, since they make it seem like periphery stuff is forbidden - so I'm SO HAPPY to hear that one has been used.
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I star the questions I miss and do exactly this. ... I go over them again-and-again (about once per week, as needed) until I have not missed them 3 times in a row. (I have a really good memory, so I want to try to make sure that I don't just remembe…
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They probably won't say whether November is Flex until close to that deadline (end of September). It seems to be the habit lately: to reveal it as flex with about a week left to sign up. November was also supposed to be a disclosed test, so while th…
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It might be best to take a year to study and refresh mentally - or if you decide to pursue another route (grad school instead). The lessons we learn studying for the LSAT can apply to everything in our real life (flaws and awful-logic are everywhere…
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Technically, both are correct (NONE and NOT MANY) ... just easier to use none . It might be helpful to just mentally replace 'many' with 'some' every time you see it. (Yes, in real life, many means 'more than one,' but in lsat-land, we can just thi…
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Wow, thank you for sharing this! So excited about being able to use a mechanical pencil or pen ... just can't keep that no.2 sharp enough ...
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Wow, thank you for this information - and CONGRATS!! What a great sense of achievement that you must feel right now - you did it!! Your story (especially about mental stamina) is SO inspiring. Mental strength training . I love the idea that pushing…
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I use about 6 different colors of the Pilot V Razor Point (extra fine point; I write small). I like to color-code my notes so certain bits stand out and it's easier to flip through my composition notebooks on downtime reviews. I'm massively into not…
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@"Law and Yoda" Thanks for this extra info!! I'm going to definitely start FP'ing while I'm in the CC thanks to your advice. And yikes, so timely, because my schedule has me ready to start the LG CC next week (although I might run some drill sets on…
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@"Law and Yoda" Thank you for this info. I prepped (the games from) PTs 1-40 to print (I think I've read that there are some hard ones in the 30s and I wanted to capture all of those), and I've been hesitant to press print on SO many pages. Mostly,…
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Congrats on your score! Thank you for posting your schedule info: I'm excited to finish the CC (which will be a few more weeks from now ... so not there yet ), to dive into the PTs and foolproofing. I've tentatively scheduled two PTs a week (to a…
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I'm wondering this also. I'm still in the LR curriculum, but I start the LG CC in a week and a half and I want my materials ready-to-jump-into. I PDF'd the games from PT 1-35, but I don't know if we are intended to print out the CC practice sets t…
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I have a bunch of Kaplan PTs downloaded from the internet. If you downloaded them NOT from Kaplan (ie didn't purchase), then you might not want to run the risk that they've been modified in some way by some uploader trying to be "funny." But i…
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The Academic Summary Report shows the GPA broken down for each year that you were in undergrad, also showing the institution. I transferred also, after the first year. My first school has an LSAT mean to compare to, but my 2nd school doesn't (engine…
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Thank you for this information! I'm in my 3rd week of the CC and I'm excited to get to the fool proofing - I watched the lesson on it a few days ago out of curiosity to know what it entails. BUT, now I know to be careful and NOT get over-confident. …
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Thank you @yazsenaga that's so helpful to know
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did you have to pay a rescheduling fee? I can't seem to find info on the LSAC site, ... I'm going to have to dig out the email