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@nicole.hopkins That's so true! I thought I was the only one who DIDN'T remember most of the question on a PT taking it again a month or so later!
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Thank you for the responses everyone @nicole.hopkins @mes08 @emli1000 Trust me when I say I would love to take a year off and even take it next December (My PTs are high 150s low 160s)! However, I'm stuck in a bind, and a bit of the personal stuff…
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Yes! I'm not sure I will be able to afford the tests before April 21st (on a tight budget) .. I'm missing two of them
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Does anyone else BR the whole test besides me? Yeah I circle the one's I'm not sure about, and I give those extra time, but I also check all the other questions. Doing so allows me to reinforce the right/wrong answers.
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@taycsmit to each their own, however, in my opinion that's more of a mentality thing, more so than anything else. If you head into any online course with that assumption, it will be very hard to absorb the info. Good luck with all your studies, and …
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How long have you been studying for the LSAT? Are you enrolled in 7Sage orany course at the moment? Also, I know having someone in person is usually the best, but 7Sage is really great. It's as if J.Y. is right there teaching you on a white board.…
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@emli1000 did you buy all the PTs that don't come with the ultimate package? I want to get them before the 7Sage license runs out (April 24th), but I want to make sure there won't be a flash sale due to the circumstances >.
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@"GSU Hopeful" I'm not sure, i would assume that since they are picked apart and reassembled in a different order they would be safe, but I think it would be cool to get some confirmation about it.
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I second what @"Nilesh S" said. There are many different ways the questions can be portrayed, but at their core they are the same. In/Out, Grouping, Sequencing, etc. Once you get the fundamentals down it gets easier. Also, don't worry about memorizi…
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I don't think PTs will go away, I just think they will be switched to a new file type that can expire after "X" amount of time. The LSAT is a huge business for LSAC, and they'd be losing A LOT of money if they stop licensing PT rights to prep course…
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I second what @stepharizona said :P... I'm missing 2 PTs!
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@target180 with what we know so far with LSAC it shouldn't, but we don't know what else they plan on doing. So I'm sure J.Y. is figuring it out for us and he'll let us know.
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Yeah @ddakjiking that's my guess as well. I'd still like confirmation from @"J.Y. Ping". You never know how much further LSAC wants to expand on this new TOS.
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@jdawg113 I know, I was just adding to the "this will have the opposite effect."
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It's kind of like DRMs. Every company that has implemented DRM encoded files has had a decline in sales. In my opinion it will encourage a lot of people to release all of the current PDFs, and whatever file they change the tests to will be crackable…
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If it's just LG then that's something you can definitely improve on. If you're already doing well in the other sections it may be harder to improve, just because there isn't much left to improve on. Pretty much, it's all about what category of LG is…
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@"J.Y. Ping" What are the possible outcomes for 7Sage as a prep-test site and what the operations heading forward might be? I'm sure you don't have firm grasp as well, mostly because LSAC hasn't elaborated much, but will it be the end of 7Sage? Or…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Thank you !
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@jdawg113 I understand. I have all the PTs Downloaded anyway, even before hearing about this. As long as the answers are in video form and are not forced to be taken down, I can still make the most of them hopefully. I need to buy 2 more PTs now, th…
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Will they comment? I need to know whether or not I will need to download pretty much everything available just in case. I think this is quite silly. Also, what will this mean for the scored answers and explanations from JY? Will we lose out on that …
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I love that show! I've been following Donald Glover since his YT days (even though the gif doesn't have Donald Glover in it hehe) I miss Troy ! @"Dillon A. Wright"
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This is something I wish I utilized back when I was studying for the Dec. exam. I wanted to get through most of the LG bundle before taking new PTs though. I've always been one to want to reexamine every question, BUT I thought it was just me and wo…
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Also, most people will be nervous on test day even if it isn't their first time tackling the exam in person. It's natural, because the environment is cold and harsh. Variables you cannot account for will always be a possibility. Maybe you are sick, …
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Sorry for not responding sooner! I had to work a 12 hour shift and knocked out when I got home! Thank you @"Nilesh S" @nicole.hopkins @LSATisland @blah170blah @emli1000 and @"Dillon A. Wright" ! Also, congrats @blah170blah ! Keep it up!
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Thank you @DumbHollywoodActor, good luck on your LG bundles! @bonjoursm I know how you feel with LR. I went from -12/-14 to -7/-9.. I seem to be stuck there ! Hopefully I'll join you soon on the road to -3/-5 LR :P
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I can't offer anything more than what everyone else has said. If you're applying for the 2016 cycle then it's always best to maximize your study time before the test. Lightly study the material, go over it a bit between assignments for school, then …
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There might be a better way to spread the word about 7Sage than trolling IG posts.
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12 weeks is a lot of time if it isn't your first time taking it :P
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I love the way @"Jonathan Wang" said this. It's so true. No game is ever irrelevant because all the inferences that can be found and how they relate to another game. If you master all game types, then even new games or weird games should not be able…
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Yes an addendum would be very beneficial if you describe what happen to you. Law schools understand that sometimes life can get in the way. Also, a lot of law schools (if not all) like to see an upward or stead trend in the A's and some B's.