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Nope apparently there is legal action taking place, so I'd get them while you can. I'm a big fan of the 5 section versions.
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I think one of the big things you can do, especially with new notation strategy is to drill old passages. Really become comfortable with the strategy and practice reading as much as possible. Every time you ready, think about the typical questions…
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Yep to echo on @MrSamlam Use the "Why, Because" test. Why X, because Y. X Is the Conclusion, Y the premise. I also like to use the "Therefore" test, its basically the same, just works better for the way I think Y, therefore X. X is the conclusion or…
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I took Peg Chengs @prelawguru "Write your personal statement in 7 days" class and while it took my longer than 7 days, I really loved all of the brainstorming activities and advice. It was a way to get a solid PS foundation without shelling out a t…
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@"Ron Swanson" said: The only version of "only" that is a sufficient condition is "The only". Oh great tip! I sometimes catch myself going to fast and then stumble over "only" variations.
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Awesome thanks everyone who made this happen!
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Awesome! I had to go know a tour just to see the classrooms for LSAT testing, and it looked perfect. I was going to test here in October, toured it to be safe and when I walked out to confirm mybseat it was gone!! A great lesson for people to pu…
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I would go with whatever helps you remember more. I have written notebooks that I organize everything in, as for me, that act of writing helps me comprehend and remember it more (especially when it's in a blue pen, weird I know) Im slowly starting t…
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Wow, I've never seen this @"Ron Swanson" thank you for bumping it!
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: Added an alternate link underneath each image for you! Wow thanks!!! You rock @"Dillon A. Wright"
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Haha @as5324therapy one of my BR partners suggested that (especially when you skip in the middle) and wouldn't you know it... That's how I got almost all of Oct 15 game 3 right... I missed the rule and ran out of time and literally had 1 min to answ…
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@nikdim67 said: I ended up calling LSAC and they said that I will be eligible to take the June 2016 test! Woohoo!! I am so glad you called! It seems every situation can be unique!
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Hey @lx621146 I got a McAfee site advisory warning when I tired to visit the larger image on site. Anyway you could post them via a google drive or dropbox link? If not thanks for sharing! They look awesome!
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@Martin01 said: Is this something that I should be worried about??? Nope not at all. The most recent games are a reflection of the current trends for the current LSAT, but it is great to have a "wheelhouse" in the old games as well as it helps you…
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@Sheri123 the bundle is something 7Sage used to have as a addon when they could sell PDFs.
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You'll be fine with that schedule, many people do not even start studying for the LSAT until 3-4 months out, so you are ahead of the curve. 3 PTs a week for 12 weeks gets you through all of the 50+ PTs. Follow @Pacifico advice, and you'll be great. …
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@Pacifico said: I never leave anything blank during PTs to practice never leavin anything blank during the real test. Yep I agree try to really put a guess down under timed conditions so you have it no matter what. Its good to have a guessing, ru…
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@Petrichor said: 1 passage, 1 game, 10LRs or so before my actual exams I need to try this. I am going to wake up do this about two hours before a test and then do the test, simulate test day w/ traveling and check in as much as possible.
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@"The 180 Bro_OVO" said: However, I think the biggest favor you can do for yourself is to ensure that when you do start taking PTs is to make sure that your fundamentals are down and that you THOROUGHLY BR your PTs. It'll make a huge difference in …
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You can just leave these blank I believe, as you enter then into the Analytics. That would give the most accurate picture as you did not get to them during the timed test and failed to enter in a guess under timed conditions.
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I knew I was suppose to be doing something today...
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^^^^^ that might be the best response I've ever seen... Even I knew that but seeing it types out like that @"Nicole Hopkins" go Akkkkkkkl!!!!
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Ahhh very helpful! Yeah I heard once a persons 1st was an Oct w/ an October test date and their 4th would have been a Late Sept but they had to wait to Dec but I don't think they clarified it was because of the waiting time, they thought it was the …
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No you can't. Some statements are reversible but Most statements are reversed to some statements. So some Cs are As and some Bs are Cs but you can't go B some C some A To be B some A or A some B. You can only link 2 mosts when the left side i…
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From seeing what people did last year, yes, you can absolutely toniaenit to get off the wait list. You can also use June to leverage more scholarship money. Heck even a full schools (including U Chicago, assuming you get a top score) said they w…
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I believe that is correct, but I would recommend calling the LSAC to confirm your dates, if not an October take should be ok. But call them with your dates and if you can update the site here, I know a few people have asked similar questions recentl…
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Mike file your FAFSA now https://fafsa.ed.gov and check your schools to make sure they don't have different scholarship applications and deadlines. If you file now (and you haven't done your taxes yet) you'll need to come back to make it official.…
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Hi @shainabarber From my understanding, it all comes down to where (not location, per se) but type of firm you want to practice at. If you're looking to go big law, then you need to go to the highest rank school you possibly can. If you prefer …
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I agree with going option two but wanted to add something for the transfer student part. @2RARE2CARE said: gonna ask for your LSAT scores and UG GPA Yes, it will be on the application, but your class ranking is much more important than the LSAT fo…