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For 21, this very bright person did a much better job in explaining it than I could! https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/30468
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9 The stim states that minor interactions CAN be harmful, and the example given was regarding limited efficacy. This points to relatively little actual risk to a patient's health. If the patient were to see a laundry list of interactions, this coul…
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Answered this for someone else, so thought I'd copy and paste that here in case it's helpful. If a complex phenomenon cannot be caused by a simple phenomenon, as is the sociologists' argument, then economic motivation needs to be simple, otherwise …
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Same!
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My bf works is tech and handily explained how it could be done. I was kinda shocked, and would never repeat what he told me, but it does seem possible, no disguises needed. Those of us in that first category are likely too stubborn to cheat, I wann…
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I had two RC sections... I'm pretty sure it was one of them
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4 The reason A is correct is that we are looking for an AC that points out that the analogy being made is not the same. AC A does this very well as it points out that a physician can still be very good at treating patients even if they don't follo…
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You can think of it like instructions or rules for how to interpret or classify actions. Lets say that I have certain criteria to meet in order for my actions to be considered altruistic: I have to do something for the benefit of another and I canno…
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Here you go, took me forever to find it, I have a printed copy of the pdf but couldn't remember where I found it! https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/4-translation-groups-cheatsheet/
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I would advise practicing flaw questions untimed, and take the time to predict the flaw before looking at the answer choices. If you can't see the flaw, don't look at the ACs. Also, in your review, when you look over your flaw questions especially (…
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I'm happy to take a look if you still need an extra set of eyes on it. Mine is still rough, and not ready to read by anyone (yet), but happy to help.
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I like this PS blogpost, it gives you an idea of how schools have typically treated splitters: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/which-law-schools-are-splitter-friendly/ It is older, so don't mind the rankings or numbers, but the color-coding is hel…
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I feel the need to reiterate, skipping the comparative passage by default is not the best strategy if you are planning to only attempt 3 passages. Skip the one with the fewest questions if you must, otherwise you are leaving too many potential point…
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You don't have to put anything in the chat. The countdown screen says you can get up, leave view of the camera, etc. I did, however, have to put in the chat that I was ready to restart... my proctor wasn't in a hurry to start my next section.
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1 Definitely not. And I would try to edit what you have down, if you can. Addenda should rarely be more than a paragraph. Be concise and be sure you include just the facts. An LSAT addendum should only be included if you have a really good reason f…
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It will be at least another month. LSAC still hasn't released the PTs to the test prep companies (a couple more weeks, probably), and once they do, explanations for every question have to be recorded, then posted. They said 30-60 days after release.…
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Short! lol You can get up, use the restroom, eat, drink, etc. You are allowed to be off-camera, you just can't use your phone. They will have you do another security scan before you resume your 3rd section. Good luck!
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If your test was interrupted today, be sure to file an official complaint through your LSAC account in addition to calling to reschedule. And you can find general updates and contact info their on Twitter.
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Yes, I can never tell what I got! The one thing that seems to dictate my performance: how I feel before I start. If I am calm, focused, and intent, it's always a 165+ (172 once). I feel like you can boost or tank your score just from mindset! What o…
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Have you called LSAC? They are usually pretty good about fixing issues by phone, especially if it is their mistake. I would be a squeaky wheel and try to get them to resolve this so you could at least take November if not October.
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I like to look at NA as a must be true. They can be more subtle, but the correct NA AC is the only one that must be true. I have tried the negation approach, negating each answer choice and choosing the one that destroys the argument, but I have f…
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If the school asks about speeding tickets, I would very succinctly explain exactly what you just did. The rule of thumb is when in doubt, disclose. It may turn out to be info that they don’t really need, but the chance of it being an issue when you …
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If you email most schools and ask for a fee waiver, they are usually happy to oblige with rare exception. Those fees rack up quickly, save where you can!
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@tahurrrrr thanks!
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The newest tests are more likely to resemble the real thing, as they embody all the subtle changes over the last several years, namely: Tougher RC, more straight forward games, and subtler LR language. If you haven’t done many 85+, you definitely wa…
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@massieveseo , since LSAC has not yet released the experimental from 90, nor tests 91 & 92 to test prep companies, they are only currently available on LawHub for at least another week or two. Seeing as JY has to review, reason out, film, and ed…
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@mattwhitworth56 , absolutely, if their pocket isn’t effected, they won’t change a thing.
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90 is M20, just the experimental section isn’t included. 7Sage said they will be getting access in the next couple of weeks, so almost definitely not before October, but likely before November. They are currently available in lawhub (not ideal, I kn…
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@dicino63 , I feel for you, had the same thing happen with losing connection and 5 minutes from my time This test is stressful enough when everything goes right! Here’s hoping they’ve ironed out the kinks and that everyone has a smooth ride this …