This is not the only time the LSAT will require you to pick the best of 5 bad answers. PT83 LR1 #15 is similar. The correct answer there uses a word that's similar to "usually" even th

PT38 LR2 #15 (baja turtles)

@lsat2021-2 First of all, congrats, and to the OP as well! Just an FYI GULC did officially drop to #15 (not that it matters, it's an amazing school regardless) in 2021. Also, why do give clout to

@lsat2021-2 First of all, congrats, and to the OP as well! Just an FYI GULC did officially drop to #15 (not that it matters, it's an amazing school regardless) in 2021. Also, why do give clout to

Hi there, I recommend checking out the 7Sage Podcast, specifically episodes where JY talks with 7Sagers who achieved high scores. In these convos they talk at length about what's on your mind her

which was LR. I bombed the LR questions from #15-22 in that same section. I did poorly on all logic game questions in the final section except for the last one, which I surprisingly got 4/5 questio

I start from #15 and go all the way down. I feel confident on 100% accuracy on the first 15 so I focus my energy and time on the more difficult ones at the end.

to that question before I come back to question #15 if that question is a necessary assumption question where I read the stimulus and the gap was so small I thought it was valid at first and none of

Hey, if I were you I would go and listen to the 7SAGE podcast. J.Y. addresses this in podcast #15!

Episode 15 is here!

I really hope you aren’t making your school decisions based on rankings. Idc if a school is ranked #14 or #15 or #12 if it has an oddly low employment % and from what I’ve heard students don’t enjoy a

with. So for example if you wanted to review #15 and there is #5/9/11 in front of that one then they will work on those first and you can join later if you need. Although joining and helping others i

When I'm doing the LR section, I try to go 15 in 15 minutes, and then work from there. I can usually get 10 for 10 minutes, but then as I hit questions like #15-25, I find myself slowing down. I&

Sure. I just don't think it's necessarily a precipitous drop between #14 and #15, you know? More of a spectrum. I don't think there's anything magical about the 13/14 cut off. I th

Sure. I just don't think it's necessarily a precipitous drop between #14 and #15, you know? More of a spectrum. I don't think there's anything magical about the 13/14 cut off. I th

of education between schools ranked #14 vs #15. But, there may be a drop in recognized prestige, if that makes sense. Part of the reason too why UT wasn't really considered true T14 by most - it

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Parallel Flaw questions when they're past #15 or so, but that's really the only thing I stick to. I am able to move on from a hard one after 2 minutes or so, but I'm having a really h

PT 26, S3, #15 (270) (MSS)

LSAT scores), Georgetown, just dropped to #15 on the 2018 list. Are the best, most notable schools really only 14 and above?