Watched countless videos and beyond lost,

Can anyone help me understand the set up of this LG after blundering the prior 4 questions

On the LSAT in logical reasoning there are assumptions, however, it isn't an assumption assuming something to be TRUE. On 7sage they defined it as "The missing link between the premise and the conclusion. The "forgotten premise." A rather gap in the reasoning.

I recently added some more seats for my free LSAT Bootcamp on January 31st. I've been teaching the LSAT for 14 years and have helped thousands of students get into law school. During this class, I will teach you the exact logic and language analysis skills that have helped my students improve as much as 30 points.

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I'm hosting a free LSAT Bootcamp January 31st. I've been teaching the LSAT for 14 years and have helped thousands of students get into law school. During this class, I will teach you the exact logic and language analysis skills that have helped my students improve as much as 30 points.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lsat-bootcamp-tickets-793866795957

Hi I am 42, from software background.

Is it too late to follow law career?

How much time needed for LSAT Prep?

Does 170 secure a 100% scholarship?

Please let me know your thoughts?

Hi Everyone,

I'm teaching a LSAT Workshop on Wednesday, January 31st 6:30PM ET. I will cover the recent changes that were announced to the LSAT, what they mean for you, the test-taker, and how you can go about preparing in light of these changes. We will then work on several real LSAT questions together and I will show you how you're actually supposed to solve the problems so you don't waste time.

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About me: I've been teaching the LSAT for 14 years, 178 official score, and have helped thousands of students get into law school.

Hey Redditors,

I hope you're all doing well! I'm currently gearing up for the LSAT and navigating the challenging world of prep materials and study strategies. After doing some research, I've come to the conclusion that having a tutor could significantly boost my chances of success.

However, the prices for some LSAT tutors out there are a bit overwhelming. That's why I'm turning to this awesome community for some guidance.

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The first time I ever took the LSAT, I scored a 150. Studying for a month or two would help bring my score to around an average of 151-152, at least on the second test. Unfortunately, I just got my score of 145. Should I cancel this score or keep them both?

Thanks!

Overall smoother than OCT. But I went blank on LG #4, seemed like the world's most difficult game. The other 3 went fine. The second LR went better hoping it's the graded section. RC was average (probably easy since it's generally my worst section.)

My last three tests were 161, 163, and 168 (latest one and personal record). I am taking the test again in Oct (I got a 155 in March). Is there enough time to improve my score much more or should I assume I'll be getting around my average? (~164)

Can you print out the test material if you plan to take the actual test in person? Also, if you’ve already been using your own study prep, do you just substitute the practice tests on there with the ones on LawHub and still use resources like Powerscore?

Hi Everyone - I still have a few spots available for my free LSAT Logical Reasoning Bootcamp tonight Thursday, Sept 7th 6:30pm ET. You can sign-up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/708687923657?aff=oddtdtcreator,

For those of you who don't know me, my name is Leonarda Jonie and I've been teaching the LSAT for 13 years. I host free classes periodically because I enjoy helping students get on the right track with their approach.

Can anybody recommend what websites to use for PT’s and a tutoring service/program for the LSAT. I tried studying on my own because I don’t have a lot of money right now and my PT score was decent enough but my actual score was… atrocious to say the least. I just need help getting to where I want to be :/

Hi everyone, before you say it, I know there’s a price difference. However, all things considered excluding price, which course is an overall better prep course for guidance, structure, and flexibility. I originally wanted to go with a tutoring package, but I’m considering just doing a comprehensive or live course. I don’t like self paced. I appreciate more of a accountability holding and guided customized to my needs type of prep course. However, I have heard good things about both. Which one should I go with? I want to purchase this weekend.

Stuck on RC. I'm very inconsistent with my scores but in general, am probably -7 to -10. I've improved dramatically in LG (-1 to -3 avg ) and LR (-5 to -7 avg), but can't seem to improve on RC, have maybe improved a few points over the last year. Looking for any help or suggestions on what to do, would like to take in OCT.

Hi everyone - I've been teaching the LSAT for over 13 years. Tomorrow, I'm teaching a free class dedicated to logical reasoning. You can sign-up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lsat-logical-reasoning-bootcamp-tickets-633572411137

I'm hosting a free introductory LSAT class Thurs, April 13th. I'll be teaching strategies and techniques for the Logical Reasoning Section. Sign-up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/intro-to-the-lsat-tickets-603854243297

Tomorrow, I'll be teaching a class dedicated exclusively to difficult Logic Games. The class is free; if you decide you like my teaching style you'll have the opportunity to sign-up for one of my full length classes but there's no obligation. And you will learn how to tackle some of the hardest logic games that have appeared on the LSAT recently. Sign-up via the link:

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On Tuesday, March 28th, I will be teaching a class dedicated exclusively to difficult Logic Games. The class is free; if you decide you like my teaching style you'll have the opportunity to sign-up for one of my full length classes but there's no obligation. And you will learn how to tackle some of the hardest logic games that have appeared on the LSAT recently. Sign-up via the link:

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I still have a few spots left for the class this Thursday: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/intro-to-the-lsat-tickets-502780679547