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I took the November LSAT as well as the October LSAT. In October I had LG first and between anxiety and an undiagnosed vision problem I really bombed the section. I guessed on the entire last game as well as question form game 3. It shook me the …
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JY had actually done an episode on the podcast about RRE questions that really helped me. https://classic.7sage.com/13-resolve-reconcile-explain-rre-questions-are-weakening-questions-in-disguise/
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If the first person you spoke to at LSAT wasn't helpful- try again. I know from the August test which I was never even able to start because of tech issues that weren't my fault that there is a makeup day on Friday for all Flex admins. It took me …
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I had also scheduled on the 10th so just checked mine ( to make sure that there wasn't something wrong with that date all of the sudden) and my test is still scheduled for the 10th. Next to the date and time you are scheduled for there is the "resc…
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While I personally haven't used a tutor I know multiple people who have, including tutors from 7Sage. The feedback I heard is that the tutors want to see you have completed the 7Sage curriculum and at the point where you are taking full PT's. As f…
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PT 79 and 88 are ones I would recommend. Be prepared that both have difficult RC and games.
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@nw_39796 I had multiple friends take the LSAT in May. Everyone that had MACS had problems. Hours and hours connecting in the first place. Some disconnected part of the way into the test. I had one friend who was applying for 2020 and now applyi…
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I wouldn’t wait until the last day because if you have any problems it is difficult to get a makeup scheduled and even if you do you are then stressed and tired. I had a major issue in August. I was using a newer MAC computer and there was a bug t…
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I just signed up on my phone and the last date available was the 11th. I would recommend not waiting until the last day.
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LSAC just updated Lawhub. They released PT 89 ( newest) in its regular form. They also released PT 73 in a flex version ( first time) as well brand new never seen May Flex test. I will be taking PT 73 Flex ( this will be a repeat, but 9 months ag…
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@lilpingling - Wow our lives sounds so similar. I work full time, as well as part time for a family business. I am a single Mom to a 5 year old, and being as I also own my house it seems there is always something to do around here. I have multipl…
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When I worked full time out of the house there was no way I could have done two PT a week. What I did was during my commute I would listen to a podcast related to LSAT so I would pick up some tips and advice. I also took one PT a week and took oft…
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I sent an email regarding the August Flex and it took a literal month for a unhelpful reply to be sent back. So if you have questions I would highly recommend calling, though be prepared for a solid 30 minute+ wait time. LSAT accommodations are ve…
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Schools should be notified of any pending LSAT test dates and place your file into a pending status until that test is completed and score released. But if it was me, I would just email the schools you have applied to and let them know that you are…
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I was surprised that Lawhub felt so different, but it does. The highlighter is very clunky. Sometimes it is difficult to find the scroll bar on a MAC. The line numbers aren’t labeled on reading comp. All the tools look a little bit different. T…
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I would absolutely not take daily PT, you are going to burn out as well as waste precious resources. Since I have been studying for awhile I typically take I PT a week, however as you are getting closer to your test date I would increase to two PT'…
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I am not sure what your goal score is or how far away from it you are, but it sounds like your August LSAT reflected where you are in terms of PT scores. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing ( you are aren’t significantly underperforming your aver…
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@"David.Busis" this is AMAZING! I truly can’t tell you how much I appreciate this. The schools I have interest in are in this range and you have truly simplified this for me. Thank you to everyone on your team!
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When I first started studying I thought that reading the stimulus faster was what I needed to do as well. I figured that the large gap I had between my blind review score and timed score was because I was reading the stimulus too slowly and taking …
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This was a major problem for me. On the great majority of questions, even easier ones I was often tempted by two answer choices. I figured my luck was worse than the average person because I always seemed to pick the wrong answer. Often, but not …
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I can’t think of a question but when I find one I will let you know. I am quite sure that there are multiple questions that are weakening/ strengthening that have many or some as correct answers. I do notice the word choices some or most but like…
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I just took the August flex and despite the fact that there was only one LR section, there was still either two or three SA questions. In addition to that there is of course also NA questions. In order to do well, you need to know the difference b…
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I think it will depend on the school. I remember when I was looking at admissions information last year that I saw a school that specifically asked for addendum for anyone had more than a 10 point difference in LSAT scores, but I don't think that i…
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Just go into the problem set area and from there you can create a problem set for the questions for that section. So if for example, you want to take a LR section from PT 60, you would go to the problem set area, select LR, and then select the PT r…
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Can you tell me a little more about requesting an extension from LSAC? They told me today that if I didn’t take the test today I had to wait until October. I tried from 10:10 ( scheduled time) with many techs, restarts and going in circles with the…
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@"Hans Zimmer" , You are welcome. I am also taking that test and it looks like this is what I will be doing as well. I am just finishing detailed BR and if that test ends up in my normal range than it will be my last PT before this test as well.
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I have the opposite opinion which would be to not take anymore at this point and instead review in depth and drill. At most I would advise on additional PT as we are getting close and you just got a great score. You are better going into the test …
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@"A.Bilenkey" said: @FindingSage said: I wanted to add the 148 is a fine diagnostic score. With time and hard work you can score much higher, even beyond the 160’s. You mention that low 160’s would be fine so I am not sure what …
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@lobell79, yes you truly don't want to discover that you have missed "details" or are questioning exactly how something works on test day. The first time I used Lawhub I couldn't scroll for more than 5 minutes. If that had happened on the actual t…
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Spend some time on LSAC's Lawhub website, it is exactly the same as that expect that during the real test you can't pause the test or set custom times of course. Aside from getting used to the slight differences in the font and how the highlighter …