out of our league or not good enough, reading #9 in that stressed out state, and getting even more stressed. This generally builds on itself until it comes to a head and you are left doubting everyth

satisfied with my school of choice which ranks #98-100. I am working hard at LGs because that is an area I have totally bombed. The balance is working on them too much at the exclusion of staying as

I agree with @FixedDice esp. about sticking to one LSAT course and its methodology. The question of whether or not you need new LOR and essays came up in the 7Sage podcast #9 where David Busis was tal

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Episode 9 just released!

AMA with 7Sage alum Allison Gill Sanford (HLS '19) hosted by J.Y. Ping

Group 3: Valid Arguments 6 to 9 – deals with A being the common variable between B & C: #6 A→B & A→C, #7 A→B & A←s→C, #8 A→B & A‑m→C, #9 A‑m→B & A‑m→C

PT 31 #9: Strengthen

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I was thrilled to see Berkeley jump up from #12 to #9 since it's one of my top choices. But I wonder if it'll keep climbing or drop back down next year? And I also wonder how much the ranki

I would go to Berkeley even if it meant taking on a lot of debt. Rankings aren't everything but they are very important. Berkeley is ranked #9 and Howard is #128. The opportunities that you'

a hard time deciding. I was admitted to UVA(#9) with no scholarship and George Mason (#41) with a full ride. I would like to stay in the D.C. area, but I am also very open to looking at jobs anywhere

I watched a explanation video but I still have few questions about this game. I have questions for #9 and #10.

Does anyone have a method for memorizing Valid Args? I know #1-#6, But I’m struggling with #7-#9. Feel free to share. Open to suggestions. Thanks!

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Group 3: Valid Arguments 6 to 9 – deals with A being the common variable between B & C: #6 A→B & A→C, #7 A→B & A←s→C, #8 A→B & A‑m→C, #9 A‑m→B & A‑m→C

Group 3: Valid Arguments 6 to 9 – deals with A being the common variable between B & C: #6 A→B & A→C, #7 A→B & A←s→C, #8 A→B & A‑m→C, #9 A‑m→B & A‑m→C