UM (#61): (medians: 156/3.36)

It should be noted that several "regional" schools Alex listed often have more clout than schools ranked #6-14 within those regions.

It should be noted that several "regional" schools Alex listed often have more clout than schools ranked #6-14 within those regions.

Oh! I see! #63 tomorrow!!! I might be signing up for this! How do I do it/how long does BR usually take?

Okay! I have decided to do PT #63 tomorrow afternoon. What time is the BR and how do I sign up?

I took prep test #62 today and had to stop when I couldn't complete the Logic Games section. I just couldn't move past it. That has never ever ever happened to me before in the entire time I

AH! I'm supposed to do #61 on Saturday. What are the PTs for next week? I would like to join a call!

know PT28-Section 3-Question 4 (from the MSS set #6) is an except question, but it was really easy I thought.

type and did #s 1-60. So Now I'm doing #60+. I blind reviewed these, wrote out the corrected reasoning for the questions I got wrong, and went over the answers the next day to reinforce the conc

review that on the regular PT. I got a 152 on PT#6 I took, and when i did the blind review, it dropped to 150.

1) Please do go near the tests. You can learn a lot just by taking them, and I personally think that coming up with strategies first is counterproductive, as a lot of them just don't work in a re

@ddakjiking You like to live dangerously, I see Top scorers are top scorers—maybe there are fewer but for the #6 law school in the country, my guess is that things are business as usual more or less

Here's what JY says:

the December exam I took PTs #40 (June 2003), #68 (Dec. 2012), #69 (June 2013), and #70 (Oct. 2013). With these 4 tests I score three 156s and one 157. I felt I was prepared for the test, and that th

I actually found a NA question that did in fact have "most" in the correct answer choice. As was predicted, the stimulus implied the necessity to have the correct answer be qualified with &#

Let me go over the other answer choices with commentary, and then maybe it will help you with these types of questions. I am surprised that you got all the way to prep test #68 without really having a

It is time consuming but once you get it, you just kind of get it. The fact that its valid argument #6 is kind of meaningless, the main thing you want to understand is whether its valid or not, so jus

Hi all, just hoping for some of your opinions. I have lots of preptests already (all up to #62) and I am wondering if these are enough to practise off or should I ignore these and purchase "newe

The argument is #6 of Section 2 of Prep Test 23. They discuss prehistoric chimpanzee species, tool use and humans. I won't type the argument out unless y'all need me to, but was wondering if

i have a question on diagramming multiple conditionals: e.g., Q#15, section 1 of PT #63 (june 2011), choice B states, "if someone tells the same lie to two different people, then neither of those