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fasho! The 7sage podcasts themselves are really good. I like the interviews. There are some common denominators you pick up on for success. I've revisited some just to hear something I hadn't before during my own study process. Maybe something will …
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I look for the "or" rules like A must go in slot 2 or otherwise slot 5 These are typically strong rules that change your board in a number of ways depending on where they are placed. I'll build two boards around A in the respective slots. I may pr…
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@McBeck418 said: @LSATcantwin gives us all hope that we can be any L and still sneak in some gaming time. Haha. So you're telling me there's a chance...
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If this is your first time with the studies, I recommend finishing the cc. I get wanting to apply what you're learning. If you haven't taken a diagnostic, take a diagnostic to see where you're at. If you know your goal score, or when you want to tak…
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I'm in a similar boat. I started studying consistently last summer as well. Same GPA in uni (and several years removed), same desired test score. I started a bit after I graduated, but ran into different jobs and towns. Like you, I only had time for…
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I'm 29 and took time off school after graduating in 2014 to get some real world experience. Most of the things I got into didn't end up working out, but it added a lot of practical insight to the reality of what's happening on the ground. Now that I…
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One thing that's helped me, and I've read this from others who had time sinks in RC, is reading something on the subject outside of the test. Science is the worst. Even if I underline certain words or do a low res, I had trouble making it stick. I f…
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I star any subjects that gave me trouble on the first run through, doing some of the earlier questions in the set, then came back to do the harder ones later when I had a better grasp. Mind you, I only felt I had a better grasp after I did a few PTs…
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Thank you both for your replies. When I revisited this problem, I realized I made a blunder on inferences between T and S. I inferred that "some" (not "most" as it should be) sycamores are younger than tulips. This looks more like D, which is what I…
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If this is any help also, I've found reading various news clippings and either summarizing them on my phone, on paper, or in my head to be read out later helps with retention. It's refreshing to apply skills from the test itself to something real.
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I used Kaplan for my first round of studies too, and although anywhere is a good start to get a frame of reference, Kaplan can have you focused on the wrong things. This will have you burning precious time. I also found their strategies a little too…
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Spot on. One underrated thing I hear in people's response to studying for the LSAT is the challenge it was in evaluating their own habits, whether it be studying, evaluation, reviewing, or testing strategies. There's a certain freedom in being abl…