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@"Leon-on-the-Lsat" said: Thanks a lot, NerfThis! Does anyone know whether a stylus pen is allowed for the Flex format? No stylus pen is allowed for Flex. Tablet PCs are not allowed as well; only laptops and desktops. And even if your la…
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When I'm drilling, I do not BR my LG. For timed PTs though, I do go through all the questions and rules in all four games. Instead of really picking things apart as you'd do for LR and RC during BR, I basically just re-solve all the questions. I u…
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I echo @Christopherr that it's important for you to be able to get all the questions correct untimed before you move onto timing yourself. I know the temptation is there, and I also tried to rush my problem sets since they often seem dauntingly long…
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Thank you @Markmark @"christina.parchem" @7sage123 for your recommendations!
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@Chloeeee said: following! My LR scores are stagnating around -6 for quite a while, and I also aim to get -3 in total. I usually blind review all the questions, including those I initially felt confident. Then, I study the video explanatio…
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I've never attempted to do the advanced translation drill timed. I will be trying that soon. Thanks for the post!
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@ahnendc-1 here you go! https://www.lsac.org/about/lsac-policies/limits-on-repeating-lsat
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I will definitely be timing my advanced translation drill! Thank you for the reply. Did you say your CLIR or "what i'm looking for is" out loud or was the entire process in your head?
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That's amazing news! I'm a little confused by what you mean with: "Did 49.2 as the advanced translation drill at the end of Loophole. Timed but counting up without watching the clock (just wanted to see if I could apply the Loophole strategies in…
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@jakennedy98 said: I’m a US citizen who has gone to live with family in Europe due to the pandemic. Am I still able register for and take the USA LSAT flex? The June 27-28 International LSAT registration deadline doesn’t seem to have been exte…
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@rkim5297 said: What about the time? I think in-person was supposed to be at 12:30pm, does that mean LSAT flex will be taken at 12:30pm depending on where you are located? Based on how Flex operated in North America, we should be getting an …
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@brindelrc said: Will the july flex also not be counted towards the take limit? Any flex test will not count towards your limit!
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@"christina.parchem" said: Is it for sure everywhere? I'm signed up for June 28th in Korea but haven't gotten an email yet... It's Flex for Korea as well.
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So sorry to hear that. Take this with a grain of salt, but I feel like I’ve read somewhere that the LSAC provides accommodation for some people to take the flex test at a hotel room. I’d call and ask about this if I were you!
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Here’s the lesson on ‘or’ https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/why-is-or-so-confusing/
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Inclusive or is /A -> B Exclusive or is A -> /B JY did correctly diagram as inclusive or!
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@"Oni LSAT" said: @"caffeine powered human" said: @"Oni LSAT" said: Quick update for any readers in the future. I felt that there were minor new tricks in the newer PTs. I was able to jump back to 172-175 range af…
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@"Oni LSAT" said: Quick update for any readers in the future. I felt that there were minor new tricks in the newer PTs. I was able to jump back to 172-175 range after thoroughly reviewing my PTs. It may require some minor adjustments on how yo…
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“Please note: The online, remotely proctored LSAT-Flex tests do not count toward this total as they were administered as an emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic in May and June 2020.”
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Here you go https://www.lsac.org/about/lsac-policies/limits-on-repeating-lsat
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Good luck everyone!! May the glitches and computer malfunctions be GONE!
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If you are early in the prep and usually can’t see the missing link right away after reading the stimulus, you might want to constantly translate to lawgic until you get comfortable. Do a bunch of just SA questions, one after another, where you are …
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So I didn’t take a proper diagnostic, but high 140 is what I assume what my diagnostic would have been. Before committing to 7Sage, I actually read through the power score bibles and sat for an actual LSAT (BAD MISTAKE) and got a middle/high 150. Af…
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Definitely complete the CC first. Practice tests are there for you to have an estimate of where you are in terms of skills, to test your understanding of the material, and the execution of your knowledge. You must acquire skills and knowledge BEFORE…
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I’d also suggest that you retake to get your score up. It’s definitely possible to get into UCLA and Berkeley, but it seems unlikely with high 150s. And with the possibility of the some future tests administered as flex, it’s a good timing for you t…
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@lizzogonzo said: @"caffeine powered human" That's a cool thing that I learned so thank you for sharing. How would you then "warm up" on the day of an exam? No problem! Before taking a timed PT, I always do 1 game, 1 RC passage, and the firs…
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I scored 162 on my first PT after the CC. But I’d say my average for the 5 PTs for the next month or so was high 150s. 9 months have passed since then, and I am currently averaging at 167/8 with a couple 170+. I currently take 1 PT per week, but the…
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It’s also likely that your LR brain isn’t fully awake until you get to the second section! Do you do any warm-up for LR before your timed tests?
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@ttori96 said: I'm taking it in South Korea. I highly doubt they will cancel or adopt LSAT-flex for Korea though since the situation regarding COVID-19 has greatly improved here. I heard that it’s either all international tests get administe…
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You could also take a timed PT after your completion of CC to have an idea of where you are at, and make a decision based on that score.