The Matheatician and the LSAT Forum
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The Matheatician and the LSAT
I just finished talking to a girl who got a 173 on her LSAT and majored in math. I'm not much of a mathematician... Will that prove detrimental to my 170+ ambitions?
Gaaaaaaah I'm so worked up about this...
Gaaaaaaah I'm so worked up about this...
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Re: The Matheatician and the LSAT
there are plenty of non-math majors who have scored well on the LSAT... i'd suggest taking a practice test and seeing how you do before you start thinking about any correlations between UG major and lsat score.bfarag wrote:I just finished talking to a girl who got a 173 on her LSAT and majored in math. I'm not much of a mathematician... Will that prove detrimental to my 170+ ambitions?
Gaaaaaaah I'm so worked up about this...
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IB the picture of the LOL WUT pear
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Sarah is both a mathematician and a high LSAT scorer. Matt is not a mathematician. Therefore, Matt will also not be a high LSAT scorer.
Which one of the following arguments uses flawed reasoning most similar to the reasoning above?
EDIT: Either this is a flame or OP is definitely not 170+ material, or both.
EDIT v2.0: OP, you spelled mathematician wrong. You will definitely not get a 170+.
Which one of the following arguments uses flawed reasoning most similar to the reasoning above?
EDIT: Either this is a flame or OP is definitely not 170+ material, or both.
EDIT v2.0: OP, you spelled mathematician wrong. You will definitely not get a 170+.
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I wasn't trying to say that. But, sure. I was more concerned that being weak in math would put me at a disadvantage in the types of thinking needed. Sorry for not being specific. Also, I'm just panicking and not thinking clearly because of the three tests I have tomorrow.2011Law wrote:Sarah is both a mathematician and a high LSAT scorer. Matt is not a mathematician. Therefore, Matt will also not be a high LSAT scorer.
Which one of the following arguments uses flawed reasoning most similar to the reasoning above?
EDIT: Either this is a flame or OP is definitely not 170+ material, or both.
I like the off the cuff put down though--it adds a nice touch.
Edit: Thanks, jerk.
Edit v2.0: I'm not sure how I misspelled the word. Does that mean you'll do poorly?
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Re: The Matheatician and the LSAT
A mod should just delete this. This is kind of pathetic...
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Is this self deprecation?bfarag wrote:A mod should just delete this. This is kind of pathetic...
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Re: The Matheatician and the LSAT
there are likely other, far more important reasons that may make it difficult for you to obtain a 170+ on the LSAT
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No, it means you will.bfarag wrote:I'm not sure how I misspelled the word. Does that mean you'll do poorly?
EDIT: EDIT v2.0 was a joke in itself. I am not surprised you did not get it.
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well, you definitely won't score 170+ if you spend the time you're supposed to be studying arguing with people on here.
also, i would suggest reviewing causation vs. correlation. it's shows up on plenty of questions in the lsat and you seem to be confusing the two.
also, i would suggest reviewing causation vs. correlation. it's shows up on plenty of questions in the lsat and you seem to be confusing the two.
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That's not true at all. I know someone who spent all his time arguing with strangers on this site and he got a 180. If he can do it, then OP can do it.ShuckingNotJiving wrote:well, you definitely won't score 170+ if you spend the time you're supposed to be studying arguing with people on here.
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2011Law wrote:That's not true at all. I know someone who spent all his time arguing with strangers on this site and he got a 180. If he can do it, then OP can do it.ShuckingNotJiving wrote:well, you definitely won't score 170+ if you spend the time you're supposed to be studying arguing with people on here.
as a matter of fact, since your friend argued with people on this site and got a 180, then clearly that's the only way once can do so. op, now you know what you gotta do.
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