Auntie Red's Wisdom for December LSAT Takers

[Socrates]

Not too early at all. Great thread. Thanks.

I'll definitely be reading this Monday morning.

[PSA]

PSA: This thread should be renamed to include all administrations of the LSAT

[UMDMike]

Inferences do not have to follow from the conclusion. They may flow from a single premise. That’s a useful thing to remember.

What does this mean? Example(s)?

[The Stranger]

Put this with Jeffort's advice from this week.

Remember that if you see three or four D's in a row then you have probably answered them all correctly. There is always one of these streaks throughout the test in one of the sections.

Always remember to reuse previous work on the LG section when the hypothetical list or group is relevant. Good Luck

[upgrade]

Inferences do not have to follow from the conclusion. They may flow from a single premise. That’s a useful thing to remember.

What does this mean? Example(s)?

A -> B, B -> C, therefore A -> C.

You could infer from the stimulus: A -> B, B -> C, and A -> C, but only A -> C is the conclusion.

[Stanley Otto Swift]

bumping a damn fine thread