Referee#3: The Vice-President Academic of the university where I graduated. Unfortunately, I never completed any courses with him. Our relationship revolves around his supervising an academic writing

Hey guys,

Group 2: Valid Arguments 3 to 5 – deals with different types of the A→B→C relationship: #3 A→B→C, #4 A←s→B→C, #5 A‑m→B→C

I'm going to start doing 2 preptests a week pretty soon. I'm thinking Saturday morning and wednesday afternoon for those. I'll BR the next day and figure out any trends I need to focu

My goal is T14, thus with my 3.5 GPA from a #231-#300 Ranked University (US News) I know I am going to need a great LSAT score....and a 150 is NOT cutting it.

their lead. NYU med also jumped 12 spots to #3 on usnews so this is more likely a power play on rankings.

I am currently drilling Main Point questions and I have come across question #3 from PT9 Section 2 and I am slightly confused. I chose "this concept of balance, however, does not justify conceali

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

to memorize it like this is invalid argument #3 or whatever but you do need to be able to recognize it. Although, if you are struggling to understand it, then maybe memorizing it would be the best id

PT 31 #3: Flaw

I'm working through the logic games curriculum right now, and one of the example in/out games is the bird watcher game from the December 2000 preptest (#33). I had to sit back for a moment becaus

I wanted to weigh in particularly as it relates to public interest folks out there, as people typically say a PI career is the best justification for going to a cheaper, lower-ranked school. However,…

it up into three different worlds, rules #2 and #3 won't add anything into whittling down these game boards." It's taken me some time to see, but I've gotten a lot better at being

Ok, here is my professional and solid advice.

4.) Location (Big gap between this and #3). I would prefer to be somewhere where it does not get below 65 degrees.

I am already planning to submit #1 & #2 in addition to my PS. The instructions say 'You may answer more than one essay topic if you so choose.' Of course no reason to answer #4 if unnece

Hi Jay,

Game #3 was a weird in/out game that I found challenging, even though I usually have don't have troubles with them.

...... It says I have a 3.48 GPA. I've heard that OLSAS can bring down people's GPA, but I graduated my university "With Distinction" which meant that I had an overall 80%+ average

The part I'm confused about is the last bit that I bolded. Lets say you're on game 1 of a LG section and you get to question #3 and you can't get it. In this scenario you would skip the