For writer's block, just start writing. You're bound to get a bunch of cobwebs at first, but if you just keep forcing yourself to write something, eventually you'll get something. My cu

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

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

I scored a 157 today on PT #69, my lowest score since the second week of May (when I started studying).

I scored a 157 today on PT #69, my lowest score since the second week of May (when I started studying).

Hope this helps others:

But in question #6 the problem is that of contradiction between two premises which the conclusion relies upon to support it by saying that its useless because its contradictory. Not that its useless b

Hey 7Sagers, I'm leading another twelve-hour long LR workshop (#6) over four nights (three hours per night) for seven students to provide an intensive and comprehensive overview of all foundation

#6) Confidence: ( I know I said five reasons but its actually six. Five just made for a better Title of the post ) I know from taking enough PT's that confidence can play a big role into the sco

We can infer that L some H. That’s it. This is Valid Argument #6. https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/valid-argument-form-6-of-9/

I'm so incredibly pissed. I started studying in late June with the goal to take the LSAT in September. I know that's not a lot of time to study, but I am a full time teacher and I really hav

noticed on those sites was that maybe my #2 was #6 or something for my partner. The question types and the level of difficulty for the questions were the same. I'm sure someone just copied the P

My question is about question #6. Though I understand that the author did not agree that the work of pre-World War I painters had the power to predict social changes (and therefore why this is the cor

goals. Start with a goal to get into UMiami at #63 (for example). Prep until your prep tests are fairly their range. Then a more difficult school like #34 of BC. Then Georgia at whatever they are. (I

(#4) I want to work in civil litigation once I graduate. South Texas College of Law has the #6 ranked trail advocacy program in the entire country, and a strong tradition with their moot court competi

For me is was fairly consistent prior to the 50's or so, then got super duper hard, and then got easier after about #67 or so.

I think that you may find the most recent RC to be a bit easier. Might want to check, just to see if you are getting a true estimate with the tests you're on currently. For me is was fairly consi

I'm scoring 160s on my PTs, take LSAT in Dec, so I'm not looking at T14. So, it doesn't matter to me that Yale is US News #1 and ATL #6.... What does concern me is that USC (my top pros

Do anyone share the same feeling that PT in #60s are much harder than PT in #40s and #50s? I completed fewer questions when I took PT in #60s.