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Olive

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by Olive » Tue Aug 23, 2011 5:06 pm
man_utd_4l wrote:Olive wrote:Good luck to everyone studying.
Just to get an idea: who all is thinking of joining the study group Manhattan LSAT set up for us now or sometime in the future before the test?
What times work best for everyone?
I'm in the central time zone, and basically any weekday after 6PM my time works best for me. My weekend availability tends to depend on whether or not I am traveling that weekend, but I'm sure that will change as we get closer to the test day.
Great. I'm central time as well. After 5pm works for me just about any day of the week.
How does everyone feel about meeting twice a week? Once for skill review/work and another time for PT review. For example, Tuesday nights skill/drilling and Thursday nights PT review. An option is starting the PT review later as more people are on the same page leading up to the test.
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by JayD » Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:03 pm
Count me in! I look forward to both learning from and helping everyone.
Studying for me starts September 1st, and I am current enjoying my layover year job of coaching college football.
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by IamJaRaf » Wed Aug 24, 2011 11:48 am
Yeah I'd like to be apart of this as well, I'll be starting my studying September 1st I think too.
Looking forward to it
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by JamMasterJ » Wed Aug 24, 2011 12:01 pm
This thread is starting become like ours. You will soon be posting gifs and personal information ITT

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by tonton » Wed Aug 24, 2011 1:27 pm
So glad I found this post! Just decided after studying for 3weeks and missing quite a number of questions in a practice test that taking the test in October would not get me into a T5 school! Been studying with the Kaplan LSAT prep book, because all my LSAT material is still in the mail (i'm in South Africa). Any tips on how to make the Kaplan book more useful...and less annoying?

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by JamMasterJ » Wed Aug 24, 2011 1:45 pm
tonton wrote:So glad I found this post! Just decided after studying for 3weeks and missing quite a number of questions in a practice test that taking the test in October would not get me into a
T5 school! Been studying with the Kaplan LSAT prep book, because all my LSAT material is still in the mail (i'm in South Africa). Any tips on how to make the Kaplan book more useful...and less annoying?

blatant anti-NYU trolling
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Manhattan LSAT Noah

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by Manhattan LSAT Noah » Wed Aug 24, 2011 1:59 pm
Glad to see this group started up. Be sure to reap the OP and e-mail me if you're going to be using the room so I can get you on the list and get you access to everything.
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tonton

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by tonton » Wed Aug 24, 2011 2:20 pm
JamMasterJ wrote:tonton wrote:So glad I found this post! Just decided after studying for 3weeks and missing quite a number of questions in a practice test that taking the test in October would not get me into a
T5 school! Been studying with the Kaplan LSAT prep book, because all my LSAT material is still in the mail (i'm in South Africa). Any tips on how to make the Kaplan book more useful...and less annoying?

blatant anti-NYU trolling
I think you read my post wrong
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by UnamSanctam » Wed Aug 24, 2011 2:23 pm
tonton wrote:JamMasterJ wrote:tonton wrote:So glad I found this post! Just decided after studying for 3weeks and missing quite a number of questions in a practice test that taking the test in October would not get me into a
T5 school! Been studying with the Kaplan LSAT prep book, because all my LSAT material is still in the mail (i'm in South Africa). Any tips on how to make the Kaplan book more useful...and less annoying?

blatant anti-NYU trolling
I think you read my post wrong
Common joke on these forums. Saying T5 excludes one of CCN, though I thought Chicago was ranked 6th rather than NYU.
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by tonton » Wed Aug 24, 2011 2:44 pm
UnamSanctam wrote:tonton wrote:JamMasterJ wrote:tonton wrote:So glad I found this post! Just decided after studying for 3weeks and missing quite a number of questions in a practice test that taking the test in October would not get me into a
T5 school! Been studying with the Kaplan LSAT prep book, because all my LSAT material is still in the mail (i'm in South Africa). Any tips on how to make the Kaplan book more useful...and less annoying?

blatant anti-NYU trolling
I think you read my post wrong
Common joke on these forums. Saying T5 excludes one of CCN, though I thought Chicago was ranked 6th rather than NYU.
Oh

thanks for clearing that up. aand I think it depends on the rankings you're looking at, there's usually a star * next to the Chicago or NYU ranking. In my heart NYU is 5th
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by Olive » Wed Aug 24, 2011 3:55 pm
Please check out the study schedule posted in the first post. If you'd like to join don't forget to let me know some times that might work for you so we can designate meeting times.
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by the_pakalypse » Wed Aug 24, 2011 7:58 pm
PT 40:
LR: -3
RC: -1
LG: -1
Scaled: 176
The cities logic game threw me off quite a bit - my diagram strategy was pretty abysmal. That being said, I'm happy with my progress. Been studying forever(on and offish since late April) so I'm glad I'm getting more consistent.

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by iman » Thu Aug 25, 2011 2:04 pm
Hello everyone! Im joining your group

I was going to take it in October but I'm still trying to learn the material so I'm behind hmm I hope I have enough time until December!!

What are you guys doing now?
Good Luck everyone!!

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by the_pakalypse » Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:36 am
forgot to mention - i'm not an expert by any means(still make plenty of silly mistakes) but feel free to ask any questions. i've been doing this for a while now so i could be of potential help to some people.. that being said, i'll be asking plenty of qs as well!
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by mmotieju » Fri Aug 26, 2011 7:20 am
I was going to take the October test but have pushed it back so Ill join you guys for all the fun! Im good really anytime to meet and in any timezone.
Ive been studying for so long that hopefully I can help but Im still pretty far away from where I would like to be. This should help with motivation

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by Olive » Sun Aug 28, 2011 2:21 am
June 2007
LG: -1 (10)
LR: -2 (8, 25)
LR: -2 (10, 18)
RC: -4 (3, 10, 15, 25)
91/169
Taking some advice from the Dave Hall thread: How you practice will become how you test.
I am going to be more diligent about how I PT, making sure I'm practicing mentally conditioning myself for test day with each PT. I didn't do this two years ago when I took it, and I know it was a mistake.
I feel better a little bit better about logic games. Going back and refining my diagramming technique seemed to have helped a bit. I d the newer RCs harder. Not all the passages are more difficult necessarily, but the wording of the questions and answers seems more tricky.
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by klosen » Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:03 am
Hey guys I am taking the December LSAT as well so good luck to everyone studying
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by tehrocstar » Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:33 am
Joining you guys, just started studying again yesterday night. Won't be taking preptest for at least a month. If some of you guys are getting 165+ already, why not just take in October?
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by barneytrouble » Mon Aug 29, 2011 3:36 pm
tehrocstar wrote:Joining you guys, just started studying again yesterday night. Won't be taking preptest for at least a month. If some of you guys are getting 165+ already, why not just take in October?
165 would not be nearly what I need with my gpa. Also, my first take was 6 or 7 points below my PT average so I want to be PTing as high as I possibly can to account for that.
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by tehrocstar » Tue Aug 30, 2011 9:03 am
barneytrouble wrote:tehrocstar wrote:Joining you guys, just started studying again yesterday night. Won't be taking preptest for at least a month. If some of you guys are getting 165+ already, why not just take in October?
165 would not be nearly what I need with my gpa. Also, my first take was 6 or 7 points below my PT average so I want to be PTing as high as I possibly can to account for that.
I the suppose 170+?

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by Maye » Tue Aug 30, 2011 5:56 pm
Took the LSAT a few years ago but didn't really prepare. Was too immature for it at the time, I think. So, here I am again. Started studying in July, using the bibles. Not bad so far but I kinda fell off the wagon this past week and a half thanks to overtime at work, but now that that's over I can focus on the test entirely. Here we go again
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by Maye » Tue Aug 30, 2011 7:00 pm
Just did another LR section and I realize that my problems arise at the end of the section. I lose focus. I miss about 1 or 2 in the first ~18 questions but after that it all goes to hell. I'm trying to find a way to increase my stamina.
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by Olive » Tue Aug 30, 2011 7:21 pm
Maye wrote:Just did another LR section and I realize that my problems arise at the end of the section. I lose focus. I miss about 1 or 2 in the first ~18 questions but after that it all goes to hell. I'm trying to find a way to increase my stamina.
IMO the questions also get harder as one moves past the first 18. Stamina is definitely a factor, too, but I think getting past the first 10 carefully but quickly (I try to get the first 10 questions in 10-12 minutes or less but it depends on the test, sometimes there are tricky questions towards the front of the test too) and leaving more time for the questions around 18 to the end has me helped me.
I'm also a retaker (from two years ago). Good luck studying again!
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by man_utd_4l » Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:14 pm
Has anyone received a login for the Manhattan room?
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by Maye » Wed Aug 31, 2011 10:34 pm
PT 29, section 3, the mannequin game. I don't even know where to start. I did search the forums but haven't gotten much luck. I intend to spend my entire lunch hour tomorrow figuring this out.
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