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Thanks, will def use this!
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To echo what everyone else said, I would suggest going through the core curriculum again. I took a 6-month break due to some obligations and re-started from the very beginning and found this process extremely helpful since I was able to unlearn bad …
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That's an interesting question. I think the point of this question - which you totally understood - was negating the comparison. "Not as serious" into "just as serious or more serious." While technically "some" could mean "all" I think this would b…
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I did powerscore and trainer before 7sage and I'd say 7sage. 7sage teaches you the foundations and the skillset for success whereas I found that power score gives you more extras, like how often a question type will appear on a test or if you're run…
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Congrats!!! UoFT really is our HYS.
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Agree with everything that's been said. I would also suggest maybe warming up before the test? The first LR section being significantly lower than the second might just mean you're warmed up enough - same thing happened to me.
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Definitely needed this today!
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I did trainer and bibles for a few months but while my score improved by 10 ish points there was still so much I didn't know and I didn't even know what I didn't know. Was debating between 7sage (watched their LG videos) and some other method but th…
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Congratulations!!!!
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@WILLFRASER4 @sbzanelli Off the top of my head I think most Ontario schools do look at Feb tests, like Osgoode. So depending on your cGPA and Feb LSAT scores, if they are competitive, they'll probably send out acceptances around March. Based on wh…
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Congratulations!!!!!
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This is amazing! I'll definitely be trying a couple of these things out
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Congrats! I love seeing these success stories.
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Congrats! You're making a real case for mind over matter
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Congrats!!!!
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Congrats!!!
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Congratulations!! You deserve this!
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Happy belated birthday!!
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@"Alex Divine" should we join the beginning of the call, before the BR starts, if we're still on the CC?
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Congrats! I remember I had contemplated between 7sage and some other program and that other program was saying how most people can't exceed beyond 10-15 points from their diagnostic. Good luck for saturday! Prove those naysayers wrong
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@jerryguitarist They have a method for each university to make it as even as possible. Here's the chart the OLSAS uses https://www.ouac.on.ca/guide/olsas-conversion-table/; There's also an app called OLSAS calculator you can use to manually convert …
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@jennybbbbb yes definitely do it before test day! I went back to the curriculum so I can't say much about it but I know that everyone has some different warm up that works for them. Some people do a combination of the three sections, nothing too dif…
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Do you warm up before you take the test? As in do questions before the test? I had a similar problem too where my first LR section was a looot worse than my second section and I realized it's because I never warmed up before the exam.
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@"Cant Get Right" thanks Josh! PS your workshop the other day was super helpful.
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The thing that works the best for me is if I ask "why?" or "so?" after reading a statement a statement in the stimulus. Chances are that's the conclusion or the sub-conclusion because it will be supported by the other statements.
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I don't think you have to/should time problem sets, just keep doing them untimed like you are now. It's better to put in the work and understand the fundamentals now and worry about timing later (like practice tests). Especially since some questions…
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Is it alright to attend even though I haven't finished the core curriculum yet?
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I took the test before I was ready, partly because of that pressure. What's really annoying is that everyone somehow magically knows someone who took the LSAT and did well, so they feel compelled to tell you that their other friend passed and is att…
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I was in the same position last year! Was in the last year of my undergrad, working, applications, volunteering and studying for the LSAT. Best decision I made was to postpone studying till after I graduated. It's so refreshing to be able to study f…
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@LSATcantwin definitely not a fluke! I'm currently going through the curriculum for the second time right now and I see your comments on everything, providing alternative explanations and helping people out. What helped me last year when I didn't do…