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lexxx745
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I dont think taking time off is a negative. Results wise, there does seem to be hella K-JDs at law schools
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Are you planning to go through the entire section?
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what is your BR score?
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Keep hammering through the games. I think this is a great problem, if LG is your barrier to 170s. Take the games you have trouble on, do em 10 times over
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BR is indeed your potential. Not that your BR cant go up, but I think I heard on a webinar somewhere that the goal should be to get your timed score to realistically 5 below your BR. Probably that requires a TON of practice and tests and sections
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I would definitley start using the digital tester when you take tests. Its pretty similar. Ideally, you should use a surface pro when you practice, which is the device you take during the test. If you dont have one, an IPAD works pretty good as well…
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Yep! Itll be useful for my march take as well, though im not sure if i wanna take it or save it tbh
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4 months isnt a bad amount of time. I think you can do it. Is this full time studying?
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Also there is a page with 7sage approved tutors with many that help with schedules.
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@"Habeas Porpoise"
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If your set on not quitting your job/reducing hours, there are plenty of forums on how to study. I would recommend studying first thing in the morning, if that means waking up earlier. If you cant do that, should be fine. Try to get as much studying…
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Haha i had the same confusion
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Tough question. I think eventually itll come up, might as well be the one to disclose it
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You can foolproof some during the CC. But definitley start foolproofing after CC
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Lol honestly I think 1-20 for LR is the hardest LR, although I havent touched the 80s yet.
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economist is a standard
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Thats the large consensus. In fact, people say LG has only gotten easier. But RC has gotten harder in response
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Ive only heard great things about the loophole. More than anything though, I think the phrase dont fix whats not broken applies here. If you're happy with your performance, and still learning, I think that is enough reason to not try something new.
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Congrats!
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Ill take March and if my score isnt good will dedicate more time to the Loophole
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Maybe if they think something was wrong with the administration like procedure or something. Im sure it should happen soon after, who knows though because it rarely happens
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On my phone, I dont watch through the app. I watch just through an internet browser, log in 7sage.com and watch from there. Its less streamlined, but works for me
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idk if your taking October/November, thats quite a while. I would try to go through the CC and more drills by the time you quit your job. Then after, from May to October/November, you can really PT and do a ton of timed sections. Right now, with you…
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However long it takes for your mind to work best, adjust accordingly and wake up x hours before that time
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Yea I doubt itll really make a difference.
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Congrats!
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? do you mean you cant hear J.Y.s voice? Like when you play the video in the core CC no sound comes out? Very weird, i havent seen anyone else have a problem with the videos
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If you take a full PT i dont think you can finish BR in the same day? Sounds like a lot. I would also try to do some the next day. Since you also have some review days already why dont you PT friday and BR all of Saturday and take Sunday off?
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I definitley think its personal preference. I could see it both ways. For some, (those on the Thinking LSAT), stem first apparently leads people to understand the argument less. For some, it leads to more. Idk I think I like the stem first.
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I mean you dont make great leaps and bounds instantly. how can you tell your decreasing in skill?