Not as many firms visit Tier 3 or 4 schools. The door is shut for you on most of the major law firms in America. Those that do make it - and there are those who succeed at Tier 3 and Tier 4 - are just

For question #5...

#5) Maybe I can score a 170 on the real test?!!!!:> I call this the "I am the Exception" feeling and I think this is actually a big one. Despite the evidence in front of us where our pra

#5. Is a Set as a whole: PT C is the hardest set of four games I have ever come across. After 12 months of studying and just over 1,000 games completed, last week I did this set with 56 seconds to sp

This list starts at PT#7 and goes to #59 and has been incredibly helpful to me in drilling down my LR problem areas. This list distinguishes between the types of arguments and flaws within each questi

Here is the deal, I have been doing so incredibly bad lately. My Average on my first 10 was 164.7, median was 165. On the next 10 my average was 166, median was 155.5. I actually got a 170 on LSAT #51

we have in the curriculum is valid argument form #5: A--m-->B-->C. Would greatly appreciate any help in clearing this up. Don't have any background in lawgic beyond 7sage so this section o

This is #5 on the quiz on complex conditional translations to lawgic.

(#5) It's a relatively old law school (founded in 1923; third oldest in the state) that has a large alumni network spread across Texas.

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.

I'm going to hold off on #74 for a little while, so I will skip this one but look forward to Monday am with #50.

Especially that last one for me. #50 didn't feel familiar at all, aside from 1-2 of the LR questions that I knew stumped me before, but I ended up scoring a 177. I know that score is inflated, bu

Sit down after registration, fill out scan sheet with identifiable information (not timed, everyone does this together), instructions read for #1, 35 minutes, instructions read for #2, 35 minutes, ins

I did LSAT #56 and I honestly thought I had BOMBED it.

This is the first time EVER so far that I have gotten a 170. I did LSAT #56 and I honestly thought I had BOMBED it.

civil rights focuses but UofH is ranked near #50 on top schools list and the other two are closer to the 150 range.... So I am still going to apply to UofH, If I decide to go to UofH, then, Ill just

You are right, in that I mixed up his answer for #3, thinking that it was for #5.

BUT, my question was with #5. "No duck likes water".

I've been through the curriculum 2x now (ultimate package). I wrote my first prep test (for this study cycle) last weekend. I wrote #36. I plan to write #50 tomorrow and prep test 1x a week (Satu

Also, to eliminate the "familiarity" of the questions, I'm going to start next weekend on Prep Test #50!