Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
turnercm
About
- Username
- turnercm
- Joined
- Visits
- 555
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member, ⏰, 🍌
Comments
-
take it. its a live, in-person preptest for January
-
@LSAT_Wrecker said: @john1roger said: Red Dead Redemption 2 I'd go with the full Matrix series (movies x 3 plus The Animatrix) myself, but I think we have the same idea of what to do with the time. I know what I'll be doi…
-
Bless this post!!!!!
-
i'm bringing like 7 plus a pencil sharpener but i'll only use 3-4!
-
Did you print from "fit" or "actual size"? Actual size more closely matches the font size, likely to make room for the description at the top that 7sage adds.
-
EDIT: Something I learned from the webinar is that if you're going to write an addendum, make sure you explain why whatever caused the need for an addendum in the first place will no longer be an issue. Reassure them that you've learned from your mi…
-
I'm in!
-
Recently I read that reading the passages twice before answering the questions greatly decreases incorrect answers. Maybe consider marking the conclusions only or doing less marking. I find that the less I mark, the less confused I get by my marking…
-
Hey! Please post any waitlist advice you have! This cycle was a waitlist nightmare for many applicants. I'm sure many would be better prepared for the upcoming cycle if we got some pointers on that ?
-
Definitely email them, because it's better for them to have it separately from your addendum than not have it at all.
-
same!
-
A belated thank you for this!! And congrats to all the winners!!!
-
I've sent/added everyone so far for both (or either) guide(s), depending on what you requested. Email me at christyturner02 at gmail dot com (as an actual email address) for the LR or the RC guides and I will send them to you. (The link for the RC…
-
attending law school fairs and signing mailing lists meant getting lots of fee waivers just for showing up! and, as stated, fee waivers do not imply an increased likelihood of acceptance. don't be fooled
-
I do one easy LG or LR question. This time around I read an article on Wired and that was fairly interesting so i think it helped. i'm not sure doing more will help that much (at least on the day of the exam) only because you'll have enough going …
-
I went through Powerscore's LG and LR books and they did nothing for me either. 7sage gave me the understanding of the test that I needed. And to answer your question, it depends on what materials you're using and how you use them. I'd recommend go…
-
I honestly would lean towards Sept/Oct and focus on school for the final semester, with the occasional lesson or practice test for memory's sake throughout the semester. Sept/Oct is absolutely an acceptable time to take the test for admission next y…
-
Oh wow! Thank you guys so much!!!!
-
Absolutely. My average scores dropped for a bit after around PT54. You can adjust though!!!
-
My favorite moment occurred during the writing section of the Dec 2014 LSAT. (Right?!) I was able to write an essay in similar fashion to the arguments made in Reading Comp: spending one paragraph explaining the side I was about to refute, then exp…
-
I read both the LG and LR PowerScore bibles, took the exam, didn't do as well as I wanted, bought 7sage Ultimate... then I had to unlearn a lot of things I had learned from PowerScore bibles. 7sage is clear and foundational; PowerScore is unnecessar…
-
^agreed. I've heard good things about LSAT Trainer. I went through Powerscore for both LR and LG (before using 7sage) and it didn't help me. It complicated quite a few topics. Not really worth the time and effort in comparison. Get Ultimate, since…
-
I heard the newer PTs had more curve-breaker questions, but I don't know that for sure. My scores decreased when I skipped around from PT 50s to 60s to 70s. It probably depends on your skillset, though.
-
The RC study guide that's going around had some really helpful tips on marking the passage. Even though I stay away from marking too much, simple things (like circling words that indicate the author's attitude) helped me easily identify my understan…
-
@avstepanian Pretty sure the first LR (for me) was the easiest, and also, of course, the experimental. It did give me a nice confidence boost for the rest of the exam (before I figured out it was probably experimental hahaha) The LR sections that w…
-
The lessons are http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/deny-the-relationship/ and http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/how-to-negate-statements-in-english/ under "Some and Most Relationships." PT 30, Section 2, Q20 has an illustration of this reasoning as well…
-
A typical LR problem set on 7sage gives you 10 questions from a specific category of LR. You have 15 minutes to do the section. After 15 minutes, do your Blind Review. Then check the answers. This is a pretty good way to test yourself (on a smaller …
-
I took it in Dec 2013 and the latest administration was my retake. I self studied the first time, took 7sage for the second and studied with them for about four or more months. Overall I feel pretty good, and I'm hoping for a steep curve because o…
-
Jennifer, I'm sorry we turned your thread into a "December LSAT Remarks" thread hahahaha I guess people got really excited! I'll refrain from posting my non-relevant opinions on that exam here. Also, this turned into a "tips for taking the exam" ess…
-
Delete this if it's too revealing, but the LG with the multicolored rugs was the real section. I had LR-LG-LR-RC-LR.