assuming you're a relative beginner at DS, here are a couple of relevant pieces of advice. statement (1): BE SURE that you appreciate the DIRECTIONALITY of data sufficiency problems. weirdly enough, they "read upside down": namely, you have to read the problem as "IF (statement), THE...

Here is a good parallel

Initially I did not see the word "THAT" in the first choice, but once I saw it, I was convinced that it was the right answer.

Can anyone tell me what logic was used to eliminate option E.

"Most people now take for granted that colleges and universities admit students nationally based on academic merit, and it"

I used the logic that 'but' should be used instead of 'and' to show contrast.

Comments please!!!