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@"Beast Mode" and @learn2skipQs you're welcome! I hope you kill the LSAT!!
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Hang in there it takes time and it is a process that cannot be forced or rushed. If you want to PM you're welcome too. But I would need to know a little more information in order to render my advice. However trust the 7sage process it has helped me …
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I feel like there has been a constant drum roll going on in my head for this score to come in ahahah
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like the ones you got wait listed or zero response from?
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I added my process/tips on going -0 and the link to the google slides here https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/27505/link-to-google-slides-that-many-have-been-asking-for-i-explain-my-process-to-0-lg
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(sorry for two split posts) also @patra5cg is correct that the high scorers I work with make many if not all of the critical inferences up front or at least aware of them if they need to map them out for a question. Learning when to split I thin is …
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I agree with @patra5cg I have done just about every game from 1-45 and 65-89 and mastered everyone. It takes time but it is such a great feeling when you start to make inferences on new games that you know before you never would have made or when yo…
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I completely agree with @VerdantZephyr !!!
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Wow, this is great, very well written!!! Good luck on your new endeavors. To everyone reading this, Best of luck, you got this!
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You're welcome anytime(:
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@"Merly Goodleaf" did a great explanation! When I am negating necessary conditions I look too see if i can still conclude the argument with the new negation. if I cannot then I have the correct answer. Also not that these are difficult questions.…
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hello @the19rows if you are already on the waitlist they are not going to take you off while you study. taking the lsat again is to help get you off if you are still on the waitlist when your April scores come back and they are higher, plus they ca…
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@lilpingling and @FindingSage have excellent points. I would also work on games untimed and slowly and methodically pick them apart and find out exactly why (where my weakness is) and work on drills to strengthen them. Use BR and don't just glaze ov…
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Added this comment above.
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@"Beast Mode" you're welcome! I don't want people to struggle as much on the LSAT as I have (:
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I agree with both @bensasounian and @verdantZephyr the schools care about your top score and since you're scoring in the 170's it is unlikely that you're going to bomb the test unless there was something out of your control! I don't think keeping th…
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https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/27505/free-for-everyone-trying-to-get-to-0-on-lg-i-made-this-google-sheets-and-it-helped-me-go-0 You can find the google sheet that I used to keep track and monitor my progress. I would recommend wh…
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Hello @cmoren21 I have watched many of the webinars that 7sage hosts and a few on my own, I have not seen a school that cares a whole lot about a lower lsat score unless it is a major point decrease, but they also said it could be the testing condit…
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If anyone wants the google sheets message me and I'll get it to you(:
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Hello @"Learned Astronomer" I think I commented on your other post Execution-- this will come with time and mastery of the section. don't worry too much about this, what i post lower will fix this with time. In addition I always close my eye and ta…
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Hello @"Learned Astronomer" sounds like you have a solid foundation to games. I would recommend keeping a google doc sheet or excel of the games that give you trouble and why for example "I missed the inference once one group is filled up in an in/…
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Hello Jennifer, In LR we can see comparative conclusions and premises. For example if someone said "Kole is taller than Jennifer, therefore Kole is tall." This is a relative premise making an absolute conclusion and with no other information given …
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Hello @javanroj As a person who has been diagnosed with ADHD as well, what worked good for me was setting up my study schedule to fit my needs. I would break the blocks of study time up and I would go for a walk/run/workout in-between my first and…
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Hello you can go go to the resources tab and then click problem sets, and make create a problem set of the questions you want from PT 80(you' d have to add all the questions from the section you want). If you are in the middle of a exam then no you…
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Hello when I took the flex exam in Nov. i went to the proctorU logged in. under where the clock ticks down it has the "actions" header, underneath the header and once the clock hits zero it will say "enter exam" instead of the "reschedule" just cli…
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Hello @malloryatx to me it sounds like you are 'burnt out'. I have been there, most everyone has and it sucks because you want to study more because of a score drop but the more you do the worse it gets. Also it is only one exam and to have a drop…
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hello @fmujahed00 1-- it took me about 4 months to complete as I was finishing up my masters degree in economics. 2-- yes I went through the CC sequentially. 3-- I went though all the material before I jumped into timed practice sets and I recom…
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Hello @verewill If I were you I would stop taking PTs if that is possible. From reading that you only get through 11- 12 questions, that means the fundamentals are just not there YET. I would go back to the CC and redo the LG lessons and keep trac…
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Hello @Isaaaaa-1 I started the CC with a google sheet and I marked down all the problems that I had any sort of trouble with even the most minor, if I was not within 10 seconds of the time that was suggested I marked it down, to give an example of…
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@forthewinwin getting familiar with what the question stems are asking comes with time. However in RC it is important more so than LR to fully read the stem and make sure you exactly what the stem wants. Also, the Core Curium should have flash cards…