Hey Guys, As Charu says, this is an LSAT question. And as Aditya is correctly pointing out, LSAT questions do not accurately simulate the GMAT. You would think that because Logical Reasoning and Critical Reasoning are so similar, there wouldn't be a problem, but there is. It's actually right there i...

Hey DCS,

Your scores are due by the general application due date. Official score reports are available to programs 20 days after you take the test. So you would want to have taken your test 20 days before the official due date at the schools in question. Generally a little more just to be safe.

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Hey Independent, I think your strategy sounds great. The only thing I'm unsure about is the CR Bible. Why not just use the OG books to practice CR? (The truth is I don't know much about the CR Bible, so I get nervous). Otherwise, I like your approach. One day of quant and one day of verbal is great ...

Hey Sahil, That's the worst question I've ever read. Ignore it. But just for fun: (A) "who" is modifying selection, which is wrong. (B) "it dampened" is a pronoun error. What did the dampening? (C) "came the dampener" is gibberish, also there's no second half to the the...

Hey Duong, Think of it this way: (D) scientists have gathered evidence that suggests a much earlier emergence of complex life-forms than the emergence which was previously thought First off, it's an incorrect modifier "which" (requires a comma). But beyond that, the logic here is doesn't m...

Hey Duong, Not sure where you're getting that explanation. "Move" is a verb and "that" is a relative pronoun. "Do" is also a verb. All relative pronouns modify the word directly before them, and "that" can't modify a verb. In this case, "that" is sur...

Yes, it's a parallel issue. "Did" is actually a different verb (to do), where in the first half we only have "grant". It's also in the simple past tense, where had granted is in the past perfect tense. We could probably get away with the first issue, not definitely not the second...

Hey Guys, I'll weigh in on this one: Last week local shrimpers held a news conference to take some credit for the resurgence of the rare Kemp’s ridley turtle, saying that their compliance with laws requiring that turtle-excluder devices be on shrimp nets protect adult sea turtles. (A) requiring th...