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@"Jonah Chadwick Griego" Shhh... Don't let on that you know they're watching. Just start talking about the thousands of puppies you have saved from house fires and all the other heroic deeds you do
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@stargirl This was pretty close to the level of tilt I had my tablet at to avoid the overhead lights (as seen at 2:40 in). As you can see, it holds its angle of adjustment just fine even when people are drawing on it:
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@arman_65 said: @stargirl said: @AudaciousRed @arman_65 When you say the angle is supposed to be 30 degrees, do you mean the angle of the stand (Angle A) or the angle of the tablet (Angle B )? Picture for reference: https:…
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@stargirl said: @AudaciousRed @arman_65 When you say the angle is supposed to be 30 degrees, do you mean the angle of the stand (Angle A) or the angle of the tablet (Angle B )? Picture for reference: https://ibb.co/L1K52Gq I know thi…
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Parkeuny beat me to it. Yep. You get the scratch booklet the same time you get your tablet. I did use mine for a couple LR questions. You can use it whenever.
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The LSAT trainer has been handy. Powerscore books also seem to have a lot of similar material, plus practice sections. There are some good webinars here on 7sage that go into different methods that expand upon the CC, too.
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@"Gee-dawg" said: @parkeuny do you know how many pages that includes? Quite a few. I think I flipped to the third page and there were still a number of pages to go. It's blank, front and back, so you could do one game a page and only take up…
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It's a relief, honestly. Let me know how to adjust going forward and how hard I need to ramp up study time. Life has been hectic, so I need a kick to the butt.
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The withdrawal does not show up in your LSAT score report. So, schools wont see it. I think an absence (not showing on test day) does show up somehow. Yes, the limits have been reinstated, including a lifetime max as of September's testing. 3 LSA…
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It's super fast. Literally enough time to say "pencils down, we're starting the next session, read the instructions and begin now" So, maybe 3-10 seconds, tops. It is back to back action until break and then finishing.
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It's good for 5 years.
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I notice I have this issue particularly when my internet is slow, but the four dots thing happens pretty often to me and I have to refresh a couple times. Acer VX5-591G (2017) Windows 10 Home Google Chrome Version 76.0.3809.100 (Official Build) (…
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You know, when I took my first PT after finishing the CC, and it only went up a couple points from my diagnostic, I was distraught. Seriously. Ready to throw my laptop out the window level of mad at myself. But here's the deal: The CC teaches you t…
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It might be a bit of a pain, but go to the explanations, and see what the numbers were for the section (Ie. Test X, Section 1, questions 18-24). Then when you're looking at making a list from the question bank, select what you want (Games, LR, etc).…
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"Transcripts will not be accepted via email." https://www.lsac.org/applying-law-school/jd-application-process/cas/requesting If you're trying to do it electronically, but they're going to email it, it wont work. You'll have to choose the slow met…
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@"Jonah Chadwick Griego" said: This wait is KILLING me. Me too. Me. too. I want it over with. Even if it sucked. Let me move on from it.
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Yep. Had a fellow test taker from Texas one session come and take it in my state. I'm really not near Texas.
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We wont know until/unless they say something. We may never know.
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Was just about to suggest the fire. They're cheap, but they work pretty well. I would think any significant lag would have to do more with internet connection than the tablet itself. My daughter has a kid's version of the fire, and after two years…
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You haven't failed until you stop trying. Until then, it's just a momentary set back.
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One possibility: You'll have to start getting up extra early so that the morning test becomes your "afternoon". A couple weeks of that might be enough to help you adapt. The other option is to try and take a 12:30 testing date. Sooo much easier on …
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Thank you so much!
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Tablet had excellent resolution and different options of text size and colors at the beginning. I had it in greyscale for most of the test. I think that helped me a bit with eye fatigue; even the highlighters were shades of grey. Propping it up usin…
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B is the right answer because it is looking for something that the senator is assuming in order to make his conclusion. If he says that, because of his party's awesome study, the senators wont vote for it and the administration's plans are dead, he …
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I think this is because C has strong language. It says that intelligent life CANNOT be defined. Maybe it can. Maybe there is a better definition that would work out there. The text never said it couldn't be defined, just that it can't be defined in…
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https://images.app.goo.gl/9DeqnfXKGpHSRKe96 That's what it looks like. They're really basic. A lot of places have them as promotional pens they give away.
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@maxbbarb7 It does Tagging names gets a notification, too. Okay.. So... I honestly didn't even try my finger during the test! LoL. I wouldn't recommend a finger tip because of the size of the text and all, but it might work. I had a little exp…
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Highlighting was difficult, but could be done. Try and get some experience with styluses like those on the end of pens. It helps. They are not like the styluses that come with tablets. The test starts all at the same time for everyone automaticall…
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Yeah. No such luck on the real thing. The timer starts and stops at the same time as your fellow test takers in the room. They would immediately notice something was up if there was a glitch of any kind.
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No. Especially for learning and practicing, it's good to be able to write on the paper itself. Also, paper can be more portable sometimes than cell phones. No one bats an eye if you're working on paper at work, for example, during down times, but "…