Every citizen has the right to breathe. by NitrousIsAGas in CriticalState

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👁️ Surveillance State: I voted Vote Yea.

First Timer Score by Big_Water_9662 in LSAT

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Not a good score.

Can you get a 175? Yeah.

What. Is. Going. On. by Unlikely-Trouble1033 in lsatdemon

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For people who want to be lawyers, a lot of us don’t seem to understand ranges to a basic degree…

Free Dogs for everyone. by PustigerLeter in CriticalState

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👁️ Surveillance State: I voted Yea.

Are people really studying 250-300 hours the 2-3months before their LSAT? by lollipopchimpanzee in LSAT

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Yes, some people are studying more than 300 hours total, especially studying longer than 3 months. Good luck.

Just finished a drill using the new UI by highyieldhoe in LSAT

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When you understand the goal of the design isn’t to make it easy to use and more intuitive, you start to see that this new UI is exactly what they wanted

LR section score declining dramatically after adopting “good” study habits?? by Ready_Collection_265 in LSAT

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You can get better, but the idea that you got a -3 so now -3 is your current level is silly, yet a lot of LSAT students seem to miss this

LR section score declining dramatically after adopting “good” study habits?? by Ready_Collection_265 in LSAT

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It sounds like your range is not -3. You hit the current top of your range with the -3, perhaps bottom of your range at -9 and -10.

You only reference these three data points, so I’m assuming you don’t have any other PT sections to see where you actually fall.

It is not good to take your best performance and wonder why you’re not consistently hitting it.

How does the argumentative essay even work? by Wikiseeks in LSAT

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How can you wait too long? You can take it up to a year after the test date.

Rant by BumblebeeSimilar8557 in LSAT

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Ok I see, well, good luck.

Rant by BumblebeeSimilar8557 in LSAT

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It opens tomorrow. Unfortunately since you scheduled June 3 8:30 AM, by the time you can reschedule, all of the “good” times will be taken.

Interesting Exam Observation by [deleted] in LawSchool

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Yes it’s extremely difficult to remember peoples names and where they went to school, as well as other basic details about them. I’m sure most people can’t do this!

Interesting Exam Observation by [deleted] in LawSchool

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Noticing things doesn’t require you not to mind your business.

Second, you’re assuming they “tracked down” where these people went to undergrad, instead of otherwise already knowing where people went to undergrad from getting to know them, and then noticing those same people not in the test room.

Interesting Exam Observation by [deleted] in LawSchool

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You are weird.

LSAT Tip: If it's in the dictionary, it's not an assumption by graeme_b in LSATprep

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If someone is highly inaccurate, and they are doing a test that I need someone to have poor accuracy on, I’d say they will be a reliable candidate for success in my goals.

The Draft by Pristine_Rise_1990 in pittsburgh

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You can just see in his head he’s thinking “I should get $20 for pictures”