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@FindingSage said: I just took the digital LSAT in July. Each test taker gets a test booklet that has about 12 blank pages which can be used for any part of the test. You are also still able to bring a pencil. I also use scratch paper to oc…
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YESSSSS!! Thank you!
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RC is my worst section, too. I used to try and read quickly, make one or three word summaries for each paragraph, and then do the questions. I found I would have to go back for everything, and was still missing so many questions. It didn't work well…
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I think that is awesome that you found a method that helps you study, but going forward with the digital testing, we wont have highlighters anymore during the tests. Just a pen, I think. It's something to consider when studying. If you need that hi…
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@Trusttheprocess said: @fycw2068 - Can you post a pic of the stylus they gave? This is what I got at my testing (not my photo tho) https://i2.wp.com/ge-you.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/cde738be-3c73-4c7e-bcac-d7efe43da9ce.jpg
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Everyone makes this rookie mistake. I even did. Do not take the test first. Do not take the test after just minimal study, either. I know what you're thinking. You're a smart cookie. Always aced ever test you ever encountered. Never had issues in s…
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@"Rule No 8" said: Was the proctoring any different for the digital version? Sort of. There was less for them to do. There really were no forms or anything to fill out like before (bubbling in your name, test booklet #, etc). You just had to…
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@lsatjourney said: 3- The tablet was very responsive and you had underline, and three highlight choices which made RC so much more colorful and fun. I was able to highlight AO in one color Critic in another and it honestly isn't time consumi…
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Always, always, always take 30 seconds and double check that you got the rules right in LG. I didn't on a game and in my rush, I misread something. Slow down a little; it'll save you in the long run.
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I was surprised how close you were able to get this tester to the real thing! Well done. There were a few differences, mentioned earlier by other posters (the instructions being part of the time, etc). That 5 minute pop up really was pretty distur…
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@MIT_2017 said: Not getting to half of the questions makes me think that you don't have a very solid grasp on the fundamentals, so perhaps you would be best served by trying to identify which question types are giving you the most trouble and …
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I liked it, for the most part. I felt it really saved time between bubbling, flipping pages, etc. that I would have had to do with the paper version. The timer was right there on the screen, and everything functioned pretty well. I royally screwed u…
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Oooh. Comfy study socks. Yes, please! Ankle socks are more my jam tho.
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@SuperMario929 said: I agree. I think that maybe there were 40-50ish experimental questions that they sprinkled into experimental sections. It seems like everyone has some but not necessarily total overlap of questions! I for one am certain …
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@mattsoto said: @MichaelTX said: In LR I DID have: Lemur/oppsoing thumbs Stickle fish experiment Sperm whales Europa (moon of Jupiter) craters smoothing out Econometrics/Statistics class Acidic sea…
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I would agree with the above. In my post, I do not mean "understand" as understanding the subject matter. Understand what you are reading. Can you tell me who/what the players are and how they relate? (Dude A thinks experts are wrong. Experts B and …
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Yeah. I think it only counts towards cancellations. If you like your score and keep it, you don't get a freebie.
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A NA is an "unstated premise" that supports the conclusion. It's something stupid basic that we all just take for granted, but is absolutely necessary for that argument to exist at all. I would think a NA might be something like "Aunt Barbara did n…
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Time yourself, but don't look at it. Understand and practice first. Your time will probably be awful at first. No biggie. When you feel like you've got a good grasp on it, then do timed sections. But if you don't have a good understanding of it, wha…
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@chenyu_1995 said: I was in a similar situation a month ago when I started studying too. What helped me was actually engaging with the content rather than trying cold approaches like diagramming everything. Most of the time for those questions…
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Yes, Oct 1991 game 4 is primarily an in-out, but with categories. Can you give us an example of a specific question that stops you? In the case of Oct 1991, just the number will do.
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Drink very little during your break. Finish your water after the test. I found that there are Jelly Belly jelly beans that contain caffeine and electrolytes, so if you need a pick me up, I'd suggest something like that vs a soda or drink.
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From the lsac page on transcripts: "How to Access Your Transcript Request Forms To generate your Transcript Request Forms, follow these steps: Log in to your LSAC.org account. On your homepage, click the Add or Submit Institutions link found be…
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@Hopeful9812 said: On my undergrad transcripts- the AP courses showed up. Yes, if you took courses at a community college or any institution, I believe that those transcripts are also required. I think LSAC also has a specific transcript reque…
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Why not? See what your initial blind review is and see how you grow. My first pt was rough, and the blind review was almost the same. A couple months later after doing the cc and studying, there was nearly a 10 point separation between my pt and my …
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Not sure if this means I post too much, or not enough...
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@"Pride Only Hurts" said: If you’re doing it because you think it will look good on your resume/application don’t bother. Second this thought. Do it because it's important to you, and if it's not important, don't. It looks good on paper, but…
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Yep. Eventually, certain things just start clicking. You just start seeing how to lay the boards out. I found that if you have multiple categories with unlimited pieces, a chart is your friend (Ex. Hotels R, T, and Y have different features: s,t,v,…
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My spouse has an honest-to-god learning disability. It is correctable, but growing up, they didn't catch it until he was well into high school. Since reading and writing is pretty hard set by your teens, he still has issues sometimes. Not to a ridic…
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Yep. Around 2 years or so. I tried to study for this while working on college, with overloaded semesters and adding a minor in my senior year. I had to choose, because college work was eating me alive and I wasn't seeing improvements with my LSAT si…