This is fantastic news! They are also removing the logic games from the LSAT which should see a spike of applicants now because people (myself included) hate the logic games.
@@UnpluggedPrep logic reasoning is much easier to digest and figure out (imo), maybe it’s the English major in me but I can tolerate more RC and LR than LG. And to be honest, as difficult as the games are, it’s the limited time that makes them that much more difficult. I remember sitting for a half hour on 2 LG questions…lol
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this would be a perfect option for us as students that struggle with these types of exams
I would totally rather take this course instead of an lsat
The course is officially open today! I just registerd. Good Luck!
I would be more than willing to take the JD-Next course, instead of taking the LSAT.
This is fantastic news! They are also removing the logic games from the LSAT which should see a spike of applicants now because people (myself included) hate the logic games.
I have a feeling students will shift their hatred of LG to LR and RC. LG is actually more learnable.
But I'm glad you're excited about the change!
@@UnpluggedPrep logic reasoning is much easier to digest and figure out (imo), maybe it’s the English major in me but I can tolerate more RC and LR than LG. And to be honest, as difficult as the games are, it’s the limited time that makes them that much more difficult. I remember sitting for a half hour on 2 LG questions…lol
How many schools would admit students with this during this cycle? Will they know how to weigh that compared to the LSAT? Will it be used against us?
Wow!! Very Interesting!!
Interesting!!
The LSAT is asinine