sorry! its section #1

Since timing seems to be your Public Enemy #1, you should be focusing almost entirely on drilling. I think it is absolutely necessary for most people to drill the shit out of difficult logic games bef

Since timing seems to be your Public Enemy #1, you should be focusing almost entirely on drilling. I think it is absolutely necessary for most people to drill the shit out of difficult logic games bef

However, if we consider that same statement and added "Therefore, my cousin, who is the #1 ranked collegiate swimmer in the nation, smokes weed", that is outside of the domain of discourse a

naaah. I have felt it was question #8 for a while in PT 50's. lol Then there were times I thought it was #11.

Hey guys, I was wondering whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section? anyone has the same feeling?

Hello, @"katherine.t" If someone doesn't come through with the venmo, can I have #10? If not, can you explain how I could create a similar binder?

May I have #10?

firms hire directly from T14s or those ranked #1 in their class from other law schools. If you want to be a public defender in an area near Northeastern, then depending on need in your area, that cou

firms hire directly from T14s or those ranked #1 in their class from other law schools. If you want to be a public defender in an area near Northeastern, then depending on need in your area, that cou

MY PROBLEM #1: I can't see how a contrapositive of Know if action good --> know if consequences are good can turn into NOT know if future consequences good --> NOT know if good (this was do

PT 77, Section 2, #18 Answer Choices C and D. Does "fails to exclude" mean the same thing more or less as "fails to consider"?

far the greatest number of trees. Seclee is the #1 when it comes to the number of trees. Here we would be introducing a previously unstated fact about the world that would allow us to draw our conc

Now, one last point on what you noticed about spot #1. Taking that a bit deeper, knowing that spot 1 can only be filled by Z or R, how else can we interpret that information? Take a look at question

Game Board #1:

Thank you for the advice guys! I think you guys are 100% correct and I needed some reaffirmation that I was stuck in my standardized testing mode where i must answer every question from #1-28 in ord

Just completed the crash course workshop with the LSAT god JY. I can tell you this much, any second spent with the master(JY) makes you a better candidate for the LSAT. He explains everything so well…

LSAT scores), Georgetown, just dropped to #15 on the 2018 list. Are the best, most notable schools really only 14 and above?

I know this question shouldn't and won't affect my studying habits (except for maybe lighting a fire under my ass), but I noticed that UCLA, my goal school, jumped to #15 in the most recent

I know this question shouldn't and won't affect my studying habits (except for maybe lighting a fire under my ass), but I noticed that UCLA, my goal school, jumped to #15 in the most recent