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Glad to hear my sense of this confirmed. Sort of wish I'd started with the later tests a month ago, but oh well. Still two months left!
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@karenkaren Yes for sure! I find meditiation really helps with that focused attention that comes from letting go and trusting, rather than getting caught in that "pushing" quality that often comes from trying too hard. It makes a huge difference e…
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This is cool thanks for the summary. I haven't read the book, but what you are saying makes sense. I've also found meditation to be really key to getting better at my prep. I tend to get really nervous under timed conditions, and I tend to find l…
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@goingfor99th @apublicdisplay @"Alex Divine" Thanks for your thoughts on this. I tend to agree that the later tests are different. If not objectively "harder", which I realize is hard to measure, to me their is no question they are different tha…
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I must admit I'm not much of a study buddy type. I was the same way in school. I always preferred listening to professors than having small group discussions because I felt like, why would I want to listen to a bunch of people's opinions that know a…
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@"Alex Divine" well also you might be better at LG than me. LG is my worst section , so I usually spend a lot of time with it. It's getting better though. Seems like a section that is purely about repetition Good luck with the new job
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@"Alex Divine" wow, you really do 8 games a day, including fool proofing!?? I can only manage about 4 games a day on top of studying all the other sections. Sometimes 8 when I'm deciding to focus on LG that day
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thanks!
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@"Alex Divine" cool thanks. I'll work my ass off and see how close I can get to 170 by September
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@asdf1234 Thanks for the info. Part of me thinks that I should just take it in September either way because I've already paid for it, and it will give me experience actually being in the test room. And since we have infinite tries, why not? If I…
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@"Alex Divine" Thanks for the thoughts! You pose a lot of good questions. First off, I totally agree with you on Logic Games. My aim is to do every logic game (or near to) before test day. But it was more the rest of the test I was contemplating…
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awesome
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I'm studying for September LSAT as well. I'm also studying full-time right now. I find I can only go about 6 days before I need a break. So I take every Sunday off and usually work on some drafts and edits on my essay. I find that way I add pieces t…
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I think if you don't need it to get into the school you want, why bother? I'd spend that time instead crafting a great personal essay and perfecting the rest of your application. I understand the perfectionist drive, but really, LSAT is just the be…
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I could try to help but not sure which part of the curriculum this is from and it seems an unusual construction. Can you put a link to the lesson?
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Hey @Sami Thanks again for this. Your explanation is helping me clarify where I'm having the disconnect. Everything you are saying makes sense, but what I'm struggling with is the second premise [one's inclination to morally judge human behavior …
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Thanks @Sami I"m just out at the moment, but plan to read through this deeply when I get home and will let you know if it clicked. I appreciate you taking the time!
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Thanks Dillon! And yeah just as context I watched it a few times, but I feel J.Y's explanation doesn't end up clicking for me. I think especially because he moves around the statements in premise 2 and I can't figure out why he does, putting one in…
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@Sami That's a great summary thanks. Also, the negation of the entire bi-conditional would be A and B. Is that right?
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thanks
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@LSATcantwin if it makes you feel any better I'm totally jealous of your LG score I have the opposite problem. RC and LR are my stronger sections, and LG is my handicap. I tend to always get the LGs right (with some exceptions) when I do them wi…
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cool thanks
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Yeah, I'm really convinced mindset is crucial. I'd say mindset is necessary but not sufficient condition for getting into the 99th
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Totally agree. I'd also add that this is probably individual as well. That is, that some people suffer more with under confidence and others with over confidence, and slightly different strategies may be useful for different types of people. That …
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Ah ok thanks. For some reason I thought they sent it in the mail. I guess I was thinking of the admissions ticket
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You might want to check out this webinar that just went up the other day. I found it really helpful for working through different stages of prep. https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/ One of the suggestions he ma…
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I finished CC a few months ago and have been doing PTs and BRs since. At this point of I'm doing a lot of drilling of question types for LR and a lot of drilling game types for LG. RC is one of my stronger sections, so I feel a lot of the work of g…
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@"Alex Divine" @"Cant Get Right" Also just curious if you plan to do every single prep test before your write your exam? I ask because I write in September and so far I've done 17 prep tests. I also do a lot of reviewing CC and drilling LG, beca…
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@"Cant Get Right" This is really great feedback, thanks so much for taking the time to respond. Will definitely mull over this as I move forward
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perfect