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Yes it does count as one of your three administrations. The rule is three administrations per two year time period. I'm not entirely sure how they cycle though. As for law schools consideration in regards to the absence, sure it could potentially…
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@mcmlaw36 Full disclosure: My statements above are clearly my own opinion on a very controversial topic. Solid use of a disclosure
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I guess I'm assuming you meant Lady Justice with the scales and not just the quote "justice is blind" hah either way, still a cool idea!
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Ha I have few, none are visible though. I have one inside my lip and a few others on my arms. Lady justice is actually a really cool idea for a tattoo. Especially considering how meaningful the pursuit of law is to so many of us! Metallica had a…
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@tanes256 Well if the goal of a sufficient assumption is to bridge the gap between the premises and the conclusion and the bridge takes us to another location (Negated Conclusion) then it must be true that AC is incorrect. So I think the logic che…
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Hey @tanes256 That does sound plausible. Does this happen often in the AC's? Is there many answer choices which would give us the negated conclusion?
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Hey @tanes256 The problem with negating the conclusion in sufficient assumptions is the sufficient assumption is something that's enough to guarantee the conclusion but it's not required to do so. The negation technique should be used for Necessar…
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I'm in! I'm glad we're doing an older PT as opposed to the 70s which I'm saving for last. I'll see you guys there!
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@"Nicole Hopkins" Northwestern correct? How is it??
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Yeah this is definitely a tricky problem with the more thought I put into it. I think I have a solid grasp now though. So we have our conclusion: we should allow development Our premises: 1. Development may not affect wildlife AW/ and 2. Is…
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Hey B, So first lets start with the question stem. It's asking us, which one of the following principles, if accepted (true), would most strongly support the Figorian Development Commission's position. What we are looking for here is some sort of …
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Yeah definitely what @nanchito said. I think the most important idea to keep in mind when reviewing LG is being able to rule out why other answer choices are wrong. If you can't rule one out, that should set off a little alarm in your head. For exam…
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Hi @SeattlesBest , It's unfortunate you didn't score where you wanted! The problem with your question though is no one can truly answer it for you. Only you can decide whats best for you. If your dream is to become a lawyer, then do it, no matter …
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No not at all. I think my mindset after the core curriculum was something along the lines of "ok, the foundation is laid, time to start building" and I never really put much more thought into it. Like @nessa.k13.0 said I'm sure it would be a humblin…
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Hi @Toxoplasmosis , I think you would benefit from a retake instead of applying right now. The high blind review scores show that you have the mental capacity to score well above what your test day score reflects. I would recommend exposing yoursel…
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Congrats!
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Hi @thisissparta , It's completely optional. It is recommended that you take the June 2007 diagnostic before the curriculum. However, I never did, and I'm sure many others didn't. It would be helpful to see how much you really learned and improved …
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@"Cant Get Right" said: Now officially Sage guided! When can we expect a seminar?
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I think an important idea to keep in mind is that this occurrence is only for SOME people. SOME other people have reported scoring higher than their PTs. There is to many unknown variables to conclude why this happens. This is why it is extremely im…
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@CenaBena said: May I ask what are your reasons for asking for accommodation? I want to as well but I am not sure they will take it. I have ADHD. You are eligible with ADHD to receive accommodations. Look over the paperwork provided here http://ww…
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@needmylsat180 And for LR my error is like everywhere(I was still able to formulate the answer after finishing the stem, but still). This is interesting. Have you considered that maybe you're missing the harder LR questions? Perhaps it's not that y…
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Grab the pitchforks!
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Blind review without looking at the answers first.
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If they give the answer everyone is afraid of, compose an email of disapproval and CC the ADA.
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7sage or bust
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@Coolmama09 Check out this thread. https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2895/the-most-important-lsat-prep-decision-you-will-make @"Alex Divine" said: You've only just learned the core fundamentals. Imagine watching hundreds of hour…
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@Coolmama09 said: Do I even have a shot at getting a decent score? *sigh* >:0 >:0 >:0 NOT WITH THAT ATTITUDE YOU DON'T! Listen, it's hard. It's very hard. You see, you went through the curriculum and learned a whole heap of knowledge a…
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Don't worry about it! From what I've read, Princeton Review is notoriously not recommended. The questions and games are to dissimilar to the real LSAT. I will say this though, if the games are harder than normal LSAT games, it may be a good idea to …