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noonawoon
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Try to do some new games untimed and take your time writing out all of the rules and inferences, drawing all of the possible game boards, etc
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Drilling science passages on their own is super helpful. Take one timed science passage at a time and BR it the same way you would a test. Maybe start with 2-3 star difficulty science passages and work your way up to 4-5 star. You can also try readi…
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You have it correct. Unless there is a possibility of them being in the same position, then Not (L before P) translates to P before L. Think about it like this. If H is before M, then L must be before P. In your second example, you have P before L…
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Congrats!!
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Can you delay your test? LG is the easiest section to improve, if you wait until October or November you can probably get down to -2/3 or better with consistent practice.
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Since you have a lot of time to prepare, I recommend regular PTs. As eden says, it builds your stamina and allows you to become great at LR. The only positive I could see to taking a Flex over a regular PT is saving time in your review. I took the F…
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Congrats!!! And I'm so happy they recovered that for you, it would be so ridiculous to have to retake any score but especially a perfect one
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Just general advice: -Spend a long time BR every single LR question you take in a PT, even ones you didn't flag or think were difficult under timed conditions. Quality > quantity with practice -Read multiple explanations (Manhattan Prep, PowerS…
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@zkopper12 B is actually the correct answer It is compatible because the biologist is only talking about what happens if deforestation continues. The biologist does not address the statement in B (deforestation stops), so we cannot say that B is i…
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You can find the correct answer by evaluating which one of these is incompatible with the politician's claim. It sounds like the politician is saying that stopping deforestation is sufficient to saving the koala. Stop deforestation --> Save koa…
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I don't necessarily see it as a potential timed score because ultimately the time pressure is always going to be there on a real test. I view it more as a gauge of how well I understand the material and how much review I need to do. If my BR was bel…
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It seems like you're asking if admissions will view Flex as less worthy than an in-person test, and no they will not.
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Congratulations and thank you for sharing your insights!
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congrats!!!
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Take full tests and isolate individual games between tests
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Congrats!!! I also had a 22 point increase from diagnostic. 7sage really is the best
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Congrats!
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If you want T14 with scholarship, I don't think you should apply until you have a 170+ score. If you are PTing in the high 160s I don't think that's enough for your goal. The lowest T14 medians are 169.
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How do they lose a digital score???
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My undergrad institution also weighted things slightly differently than LSAC but my GPA didn't change after conversion. I guess it's possible that .03 differences in weighting can compound over time, but 3.91 to 3.64 seems like a large change. Defi…
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I am confused how your university not including A+ in the grading scale caused this dip. My university also doesn't use A+ in the grading scale, and my CAS GPA is the same as my undergrad GPA. The dip is probably coming from something else - maybe y…
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Congrats!! Not a rising 1L lol but I went there for undergrad. Loved studying in the law library
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Congrats that's awesome! Keep up the good work!
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Yes, I think it teaches an unintuitive and time-consuming way to do games
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It really depends on you. Try doing passages both ways and see which one helps you retain information better. I never wrote anything down for RC and that worked better for me.