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nicole.hopkins
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@asgysi said: If you want relatively favorable sections depending on your strengths could you have a sense of what the trend might be ahead of taking the test? No—there's no way to game the system. Seriously, just become a BOSS at this and forget …
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Sounds like folks are all hat and no cattle.
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@splitterhopeful said: You don't need to pop out the knob on the 180 watch? Yeah dude. That's why it's lifechanging. I am slightly horrified to share that capitalism has occurred and this watch is now available for more than twice its retail va…
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@kennedybj said: Secondly, you'll have a score to gauge yourself. I think this is the biggest gain, honestly. Otherwise you will always be wondering and will have less of a real-world baseline going into a retake.
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@sochiegraham said: Would maybe help me calm down a bit. Nope, would drive you even crazier than you are
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@pritisharma said: Will the schools treat a cancel the same way as a bad score ? They won't care about a bad score so long as you have a good one to give them.
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@Pacifico said: And even if you got a 145 and later get a 170 then all you need is a wicked short addendum explaining that you had mono leading up to the test. Exactly. @Pacifico 's reasoning is the same as my own, @Ghoorch
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Sounds like you don't have a reason to cancel. You'll get the score in time to sign up to take in February. You've already "spent" the take so you might as well get a score for it.
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@reid.elisabeth94 said: how many questions we guessed on, and how quickly we ran out of time? You're hyperfocusing on the negative an likely catastrophizing. That is to say—your memory of these factors is unreliable and not good criteria by which …
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@wlamont said: Yay 7Sage!!!
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I will copy/paste this here from another thread. I'll tell you what I tell all my students and the rule I myself follow. Do not cancel unless: 1) You had a major bubbling error of which you were made aware during the test and from which you were…
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I'll tell you what I tell all my students and the rule I myself follow. Do not cancel unless: 1) You had a major bubbling error of which you were made aware during the test and from which you were unable to recover -or- 2) You had a major health …
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Don't waste materials at this stage in your prep by taking them untimed.
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@pritisharma said: timed vs untimed practice Always timed!!
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@LSATsagha said: My plan is to take a timed practice test every other day (I have all the exams) and blind review in between with the occasional rest days. Might be too many PT's—you do not want to burn out Shoot for 3 a week as a maximum. You MU…
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@patricia.martin.robles said: I just took the last for the second time and completely froze as soon as the first section (rc) started. Take a look at my game day tips. http://www.ilovelsat.com/pro-tips/ Most of this is geared towards managing th…
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@LSATsagha said: From those who have some insights to share -- do you think that it is possible to hit a 170+ by the February exam date? If I'm scoring a consistent 164/165 on timed exams now? You're likely in the 165 plateau. You've got the 168/…
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@gantzerj said: Should I go in for the February test or push it back even further to the June one? June—why rush?
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@pritisharma said: So I would not like to take timed RC until these habits are "second nature" to me They will become second nature only with practice As far as notation is concerned, retakes are excellent opportunities to get those skills ingra…
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@Pacifico said: I hate this skipping passages strategy but if you're going to do it then I think skipping the one with the fewest questions is the better way to go. Yeah, I agree with this. Damage control.
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@rockytoral said: if anyone would like to start the calls a little earlier around 6 PM or 7 PM I wouldn't be opposed to it! 6pm ET is waaaaaaayyyy too early for people on the West Coast or Central time who have jobs. But Dave knows this
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@sarahfatima28 said: I can buy through this seller. Just prefer a watch that starts at 12 I.e. 0 at 12 and 35 at 7. I will look around for one. Thanks again! This is not the 180 Watch, just FYI ... I love my 180 Watch. I would pay double what I…
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@Pacifico said: This is not a silver bullet in either direction. Thank you ... @"Quick Silver" said: Fuck yeah I read the question stem before the argument! Yes!! Haha! Mic drop.
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@"Omed_OvO" said: How can I get explanations to the questions? You can always ask here in the forums!
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@wlamont said: any suggestions!?!? I'm sure @"Dillon A. Wright" can help!
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Yes. You need to stop talking about it. Stop writing forum posts about it. Stop thinking about it. Stop reading about it. Whenever a Dec 2015 LSAT-related thought comes into your mind, think about something else. Anything else. The biggest mistak…
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I generally advise folks NOT to cancel unless: 1) You had a major bubbling error from which you were not able to recover 2) You were physically/mentally incapacitated during the test (for instance, having a seizure, vomiting on your test booklet/an…
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@BackoftheEnvelope said: The problem is: (a) my major doesn't really open up any doors; (b) I did minimal networking in college; and (c) the work experience I've accumulated working with my father doesn't translate well into a professional setting.…
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@RSolZotZot said: I'm wondering if there are any passages with more than 8 questions? I've certainly never seen a 9-question passage. I suppose it's not impossible for them to do such a thing but I wouldn't bet on it. But if you are choosing to s…
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@pritisharma said: Given that I was thinking maybe to do timed sections of LG and LR for various tests and save the RC for later ? Well, I guess it depends on what "later" means It sounds like RC is the section you're struggling on—so I would ac…