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nicole.hopkins
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@mypeekabu said: My problem isn't that I don't understand the concepts, my problem is finding the motivation and time to actually drill, drill, drill. Good for you, playing the long game! I believe you're in an excellent position to have a deep un…
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@esteerose said: just Cambridge? Just Cambridge. 100% legal and legit. I believe they're the only ones still selling them.
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@c.janson35 said: think: SpongeBob I believe this is an instance of employing outside knowledge that LSAT clearly wants us to indulge.
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For me personally, I'm sure that I gained a deep, holistic perspective on the LSAT from the Trainer. I find that to be indispensable. If I could do it all over again, I would do it the same way (start with the Trainer, learn it deeply, and then sup…
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@c.janson35 said: I also kinda like mapping games because a lot of the times the give you a picture of the game board in the rules. Me too bro! Me no like: subzones, patterns kinda icky ... but actually it's probably just because I haven't done …
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@NewEnglandBound said: Should I hold off on some of these and use them for practice after PTing, or should I be doing them all now as a way to drill in the material? You'll have more than enough to do in the PT stage; I'm currently using some prob…
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I recommend y'all use a Doodle to figure out the scheduling.
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@c.janson35 said: Just a side note about circle games: they are just dressed up sequencing games and really shouldn't be feared and held up as an example of the games getting harder. Agreed—of the weird game types, the circles are the friendliest.
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@rosnell.1 said: I'd prefer not to take old tests cause I hear (and agree) that the games have changes recently with circle and mapping games being thrown in there in the last couple years, which I believe accounts in part for my score. I wasn't r…
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ps = problem set PT17 isn't in the 10 actuals books
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@ENTJ said: To all: this is a binding contract between you and 7sage. sweet
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@Student76 said: Maybe a better way to put it is 72 is a good measure of your readiness! Now that's a scary thought!
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Which PS is this in? Can't seem to find it...
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@guitarnara said: Or should I simply do as much PTs as possible + BR? It depends on how thorough of a BR you're willing/able to do, especially given the issues you're having with LR. Make sure when you're BR'ing that you truly, madly, deeply under…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: When did Chris Pratt get this hot ...
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@nye8870 said: The Work gods are favoring me over the LSAT Study gods. Hope you do well. Back on Saturday. Work is GOOD.
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@cverdugo said: Is there some sort of schedule you guys follow, so I would know what PT to take for the week? I post each week's schedule on Mondays in the Study Groups subforum!
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@alexandergreene93 still showing up as LSERTS girl on my end.
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@Pacifico said: Oh please... You know the call won't end til 3am regardless Dude there is no limit on the after-party.
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@c.janson35 That's true—you'd need to insert the "not" into the second part of the sentence.
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@ttranc83 said: I guess I've covered most of them that are often used/referred to? I think so!
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@goalis180 said: Yea, I was thinking I should time it, either way I'll end up doing it untimed since I will BR it after anyway. Exactly! If you give yourself a timing "handicap" now I believe you will be setting yourself up for disappointment when…
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@catatac7 said: I think the "not" in front of the until is redundant. I agree!
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There's no list—any other abbreviations in particular you're wondering about?
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@"Chipster Study" said: There are about 170,000 LSAT scores reported each year on average and about 50 or so 180s. WOW.
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@gs556 said: It was great because it doubled as review and warm-up. Like this idea a lot!
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@Riju2015 said: How do you guys copy from pdf prep test files? You got a Mac? Command + Shift + 4 then select portion of the screen. Saves to desktop.
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@Jsohn001 said: Side note @Pacifico and @nicole.hopkins You guys are awesome
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@goalis180 said: Do you guys recommend I take my 2nd pt untimed to see if I atleast have a grasp on the fundamentals, and then from there drill a bit, then start PTing? No. Always fully time PT's.
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@Pacifico said: I have the PDFs... I never bought multiple copies of the books. Just kidding then.