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@"Cant Get Right" said: you’re going to be Bruce Lee by the time we’re through with you. #realtalk. My analogy is the first Karate Kid movie. When I first took the LSAT, I felt like Daniel LaRusso (that'd be me) getting his butt kicked by that sno…
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Agreed with the commenters above. I got the basics from 7Sage before I started on LSAT Trainer. Using the knowledge I gained from 7Sage, the material made much more sense to me while reading the trainer. Also, some people here recommend that you ski…
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Barron's LSAT for foundation followed by McGraw Hill LSAT for mastery = Shangri La of LSAT Prep. Enlightenment should come quickly. Tbh, nothing, and I mean nothing, beats 7Sage when it comes to mastering formal logic. Also, the logic games curric…
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Very nice. Osgoode is one of the best schools in Canada, if not the best school in Canada. Your story is very motivational and I wish to join you there next year Congrats!
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Makes sense. Thanks for that explanation @hlsat180
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Awesome explanation as always @quinnxzhang ... your help is always much appreciated. As you mentioned to me before, it is to my demise to be always using mechanistic ways when approaching lawgic. Thanks again
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Good point. Also, I was eyeballing the statement again and it clearly says, "...the only materials a person needs are wood, a saw, nails, and a hammer..." So, if you ask what's needed, it tells you that wood, a saw, nails, a hammer are needed, makin…
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Cannot say much about the course, but a friend of mine who is in law school now told me not to miss "Getting to maybe" and "1L of a ride". They can be found on amazon for pretty cheap. Wishing you the best for your law school journey!!!
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Sorry for reviving an old thread, but I had a quick question about this topic...In the LSAT Trainer, one the drill statements is "In order to build a desk, the only materials needed are wood, a saw, nails, and a hammer. I have all of those things, s…
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@BruiserWoods... Accommodations such as extra time and "stop the clock" breaks are most definitely warranted for people suffering from an IBD related illness (Ulcerative Colitis, Chron's). It is a terrible medical condition and the accommodations I …
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Hey @quinnxzhang (or anyone else reading), I get the lawgic diagram that you have included: (~J ↔ → T, however is the following wrong? "Tom will play really well for his soccer team if John or Bill, but not both, play on the same team as him." ...…
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Thank you @quinnxzhang ... that was very helpful.
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"If I'm going to prison, I will earn my sentence."
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@runiggyrun said: The only less encouraging part is that you're taking June and you've not finished the curriculum yet That's exactly why I decided to write the Sept LSAT. The only reason why I would have preferred June is because it happens later…
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I am not 100% sure but I read that if you write at a test center outside of North America and the Caribbean, you are likely to get a different test. I believe it is due to timing as it is evening/night in many parts of Asia (as an example) when it i…
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WOW...I just finished a lesson and saw the comment sorting ability by "date" and "likes"...AMAZING!! ... I've worked at some very big organizations like Coke etc, but even with all their money and manpower, an undertaking like this never happened th…
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Thanks guys. So in the statements where they have "aren't" just signifies a negation, not group 4? Also, can "not" be ignored completely as something that is not part of group 4 (ex, "people who take too many sick days will not get time off during C…
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Agreed with JY's statement above. I am still going through the LR curriculum but I definitely see an improvement in my LR solving skills. I started with 7Sage last year, but quickly gave up due to some life issue. In the meantime, I stupidly waste…
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Hi @"Cant Get Right" and @Micaela_OVO ... thanks a lot for your replies. It makes a lot more sense now. Hope you guys have a great weekend!!
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I agree. For now, it seems like it's worth it to upgrade. Thanks for your help guys. Much appreciated.
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Yup, in Ontario, all schools except Windsor accept Feb LSAT scores. However, schools will start filling spaces in November and majority of spaces will be filled by the time schools get your Feb score. So, you will basically be competing with other a…
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Three important things for today... 1) Vote. 2) Drill Logic Games. 3) Watch Blue Jays win against Kansas City Royals. LET'S GO BLUE JAYS!
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Love John Oliver and his ability to take on subtle social issues. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice. It's also my dad's bday on Sept 7. And it just so happens that I'll become an uncle on the same day!! Sept 7 will be a big day.
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Ted Cruz ... #CanadaRepresent
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@"Ron Swanson" said: How long is an LSAT score good for? They're good for 5 years.
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For any Canadians reading, here are the schools that will accept Feb LSAT: U of Toronto Osgoode Hall Law School (York) OttawaU Lakehead Western Queen's U of New Brunswick Dalhousie U of Saskatchewan U of British Columbia Thompson Rivers University …
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@nicole.hopkins said: And here I thought Canadians were gosh just so derned nice! @"Dillon A. Wright" say it ain't so! Those kind of Canadians are just a minority. Majority of us are like this:
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@Pacifico said: Get the higher score and don't worry about when it happens... This advice right here is priceless.
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D'oh. Silly mistake. Thanks @Pacifico!