#7sage

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.

#7sagerproblems

afraid I'll follow that path. I took #71 today at my test centre with a friend who will also be taking the Oct exam and I scored 163 again. Now that there's only a few weeks left until the

#7sagersunite

Okkkayyy. So. I just wrote #72 and received a 160, which is on the lower end of my scoring, as I have found I typically score in the mid-160s. The 4th logic game ruined my life haha.

easy as half of them are conditional questions. #7 is just a time suck because it's a wall of text for an acceptable situation so it takes a little more time than the average acceptable situatio

Well today was the first day of following this attack strategy and I'd say it went well. I did all the LG from Prep Test #7, first time around most were not that great, usually around 10min to co

NYU: http://www.law.nyu.edu/jdadmissions/applicants/jdapplicationfaq#7 If I take the LSAT more than once, does the Committee see the higher score?

http://www.law.nyu.edu/jdadmissions/applicants/jdapplicationfaq#7

Interestingly, of the five possible parallel argument forms, only one parallel form (#7) is invalid.

I'm trying to do every single preptest in order between now and then! I have a crazy schedule that involves up to #74. I started prepping in mid December and took February (did 12 of the tests fo

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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 these four test really reflected where I

I agree. I found #72 to be MUCH harder than 73.

First Un-Timed LSAT (#7): 158

Hmm paul I went over the questions after listening to the "how to" sections of S/N assumptions and I have to say I feel like an idiot for getting #7 wrong...

#7,10,12