@Confidence123 Thanks, that helps a lot and sounds like a nice place. I have had a number of brushes with LA and really don't like it at all. LA is also the only part of CA I have spent any tim

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Here are lessons #9 and #34 from our free Logical Reasoning Primer on YouTube:

in my third round, i work on #3 questions.

Valid Argument #3- A--> B--->C

outside top 30 because all three of the #31 schools this year are very strong in industry and frequently in the top 30 despite being just outside this year. You have a lot of geographic diversity th

I would probably wait until next cycle to greatly improve your chances. I'm in a similar situation of needing a full ride, except with a slightly lower GPA. It depends on where you're willin

October 1991, Passage #3: Waterbugs

and Lee is a great example of a Tier 2 school (#31) with an excellent bar passage rate, 96.7% and most of their graduates are practicing in Virginia, which means it is easier to compare with other Vi

at a range of schools from #8 UVA to the trio of #31's Wash&Lee, Will&Mary, and Georgia. I have been worried about commanding scholarships at schools overall but especially those in the

For example, PT67 Section2 #3

In this scenario we would be left with only distributions #2, #3 and #5. In this case, I would write down the different distributions. Most likely, I would create three separate Game Boards for each o

on some of the hardest games out there like game #3 from PT 88 and game #2 from PT 31.

on some of the hardest games out there like game #3 from PT 88 and game #2 from PT 31.

I'm going to spill some tea for folks, and you may not like it.

a ~30-40 ranked school. Once there he graduated #3 in his class and was very successful, but that's what he had to do to get in. He also had a non-competitive LSAT score.

The schools I'd like to apply to are #30-40 such as UF, UNC, Wake Forest etc. According the the predictor I have about a 50-60% chance of getting in with that LSAT and GPA. My LSAT falls slightly

mistake in one of my translations while on step #3 on my real take. Also, rather than translations being used to check for an answer in the first question (which could be incorrectly translated), the