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@nsturno said: LSAC said they would be sending login credentials today at noon, but I have yet to receive an email. I tried emailing and calling LSAC but the lines are busy and I got an automated email back. I'm just stressed because there i…
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@"l.isaac.alexander10" said: absolute same. I'm just sitting on the LSAC homepage constantly refreshing the login portal and watching my email. Nothing yet. Go to ProctorU anyway and select User Login. Then say "forgot password". They will e…
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@"l.isaac.alexander10" said: what if we dont have an August flex scheduling email? Like I wasn't registered for august Go to ProctorU anyway and select User Login. Then say "forgot password". They will email you a link to reset password that…
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Following. I have the same question.
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@eferguson said: I understand we should be hearing back from lsac soon regarding our test day assignments (be it the 3, 4, 6 or 8th). Does anyone know where/ when we will be notified? I thought Tuesday at noon was specific to the time of day..…
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You could address this directly by commenting that this was a minor incident of which you have limited memory and that per university policy, records have been destroyed. They'll probably understand.
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If so far you've only been taking RC on the 7sage interface, consider using the LSAC's lawhub interface as it's got a few key differences that can throw you off if you're unfamiliar.
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If you have the preptest available to you on 7Sage then you should have those same ones available to you on the LSAC lawhub site. You use the same login as for 7sage.
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I am not sure, but I would try to do that soon as I believe the last day to register for the November LSAT is Sept 23.
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I had the misreading rule issue. Basically now after I write down the rules, I go back and reread all of the rules to make sure I translated correctly. Using those few extra seconds up front to make sure everything is right, not only ultimately save…
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We can register for our LSAT-flex times on Tuesday 9/22 at noon EST
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@mendoza808 we have until sept 25 to request a coupon instead but the deadline to register for the November lsat is sept 23. I’m not certain if that applies with the coupon, but you should keep it in mind.
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I’m in a super similar situation score wise & with RC fluctuating except I’m not retaking and I really want to apply this fall. I am curious what people say, but since you aren’t applying for next year, I would consider postponing if LSAC will l…
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LSAC mentions on their website that the last day you can register for the November lsat is September 23. https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines/november-2020-lsat-flex-deadlines-united-states-including-puerto-rico-us
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@jziemba2017 when you read the passages, do you jot down quick notes for the paragraphs? Or just rely entirely on memory?
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If I have already accepted my LSAT as being changed to a flex, can I still change my mind receive a coupon to take the November LSAT instead? And how do I go about doing that? I don't see an option on my LSAC account, but I understand I may need to …
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Try changing the exam to a paper version and score it that way. It might fix any glitches. That said, it could just be the exam. My first two flex PTs were my highest scores despite getting a normal number wrong, but that seems to have just been an …
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I'm here with you... I just had my worst PT yet (PT 86) and I take the LSAT in October. Very depressing to PT lower than when I began using 7sage, especially when I'm only a few weeks out from the exam.
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@"Christina Walton" thank you! That is good to hear!
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@"Christina Walton" said: @"sierra.miral" said: hello! I'm in the same boat as you — I score around 159/161 and I'd like to get a 165 too. I'm shooting for October or November but will probably withdraw if my PT's don't start avera…
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I would wait to take full PTs. Even now (only a month out from the exam) I am focused on drilling my worst section, taking 1 or 2 PTs a week additionally. When I first began 7sage (having practiced LG independently but nothing else), I PTed at 169 b…
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Following.
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@Rockthistest said: Thanks for your response. I am definitely trying to relentless drill games. It seems to be working. I went from getting at least -10 at the beginning to averaging -5. The other sections I am seeing less improvement, though …
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In case anyone has the same question, the answer I found is that there is no way to do it with the 7sage LSAT, but you can take your RC on lawhub, which does in fact highlight some portions of the words that are referenced in the questions (only whe…
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I created a groupme for that. It is mostly 7sage but open to anyone. Someone else just joined so you would likely be able to find at least one or two people willing to exchange. https://groupme.com/join_group/61203662/wGCnVIHU
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Following. I have the same question. Together the descriptions take more than one page, but not over 2 pages of course.
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Yes, if you hover your mouse over the "Resources" tab at the top of your page, then click on "Analytics" the first choice that shows up. It will break down your accuracy on different question types in the different sections and offer your suggested …
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I'd wait to PT until after. I'd do all of the CC and then take a PT to see where you're at. Then I'd consider trying to drill the sections separately, especially if your timing is off or you notice one section isn't as strong as the others.