And second the advice to apply ED if you know Northwestern is your #1! Their $150k scholarship is great. I'm considering it myself this cycle.

I wouldn't stress about those last five minutes too much. 25 in 30 is good enough to go -0/-1. The stress of thinking it isn't enough time might be a problem on your second go around? I thi

with. So for example if you wanted to review #15 and there is #5/9/11 in front of that one then they will work on those first and you can join later if you need. Although joining and helping others i

Hi guys! Do you know where in the cc JY goes over evaluate questions like #17 in section 1 in PT79? I remember @"alyhobbs" had notes taken on these types of questions. I definitely need to r

Hi guys! Do you know where in the cc JY goes over evaluate questions like #17 in section 1 in PT79? I remember @"alyhobbs" had notes taken on these types of questions. I definitely need to r

But that's where I'm confused. My June LSAT sucked. Definitely not a #18 score. I have a really fantastic gpa and am first gen though, but everyone says that matters very little in comparis

I think LSAT prep poisoned my brain. People post bad arguments on Facebook, and my first thought is often, "ANALOGY THAT REALLY ISN'T ANALOGOUS ENOUGH". #19commonargumentflaws

Reading for structure is #1. You can follow JY's advice of doing a low resolution summary after every paragraph just for practice. If your understanding of the passage is hampering your ability t

What do you think about PT75 Section 3, #13, Answer choice C? And PT66, Section 2, #1, Answer choice E?

I'm trying to balance between #1 getting as much from a PT as I can (in terms of identifying weaknesses, getting better at the weaknesses, etc.) and #2 doing more PT's.

1) When writing down the rules, are you numbering them like JY does in his videos (Rule #1 X-Y, Rule #2 Z-X, etc.)? This is a simple habit, but it is essential. Always write down each rule separately

1) 15 questions in 15 minutes, but not necessarily the first 15. Even if it is question #1 (it's happened before), if I read a stimulus and can't grasp it as well as I want, skip it as soon

I have taken three prep tests and have the following results:

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I use some of the methods mentioned above when I have trouble sleeping cause Nyquil, zzquil, and melatonin don't work on me unfortunately. I hope it helps you choose your ideal sleep aid!!! #1 &a

Don't get me wrong, I wasn't yawning through #17 or anything, I just had an ah-ha moment while doing that particular one. Regardless, your logical intuition skills sound incredible. Hopefull

what!!!! definitely a different strokes kinda thing then. i came to the correct answer choice for #18 during timed practice and didn't circle it for BR. i eliminated D & E right away. for #17

@"lady macbeth" you think so? This must be a "different strokes for different folks" ordeal, because this question along with #18 ripped me a brand spanking new one.

I chose answer choice B during timed practice but during BR went with correct answer choice A. Although this was a hard question, I think question #17 in this section was way harder!!

PT 34 #13: Necessary assumption