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Hope it got resolved by now.
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Yes, this dog's smile is so sweet.
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Did anyone get answers on whether it's allowable to step away from the camera to use the restroom knowing that the clock's running, like during the one-minute break? If someone notifies the proctor is it considered OK? Here's hoping this gets adde…
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I think you need to submit the writing test before your score is released.
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Maybe give them a call so this can hopefully get cleared up soon.
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Yes, plenty of time unless you're dealing with a crisis/emergency situation. Do remember that the application materials take some time, though. For example, if you transferred schools, you need the dates of enrollment and why you transferred. And yo…
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Maybe James Baldwin?
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Tell yourself I won't give up. We won't give up. Also maybe try the Thinking LSAT podcast and the 7Sage podcast. And see LSAT Unplugged on YouTube. He has a great story about overcoming struggles.
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5 blank sheets of paper
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@Christopherr, I think it's because you're saving your coupon for a future test. This is probably more complicated on their end than the issue of just rescheduling and paying the test fee because it's two services rather than one and would thus see…
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OR seems to mean AND in this sentence. Not A and Not B.
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Sorry about your house. I hope you, your family, and any pets are OK.
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Yes to the previous comment, and Powerscore has some speculative information on their podcast about difficulty levels and things like that.
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@allisonyoo, That's what the website says and it also says it's our option on every test. Though I think for the sake of our sleep, maybe notifying them of needing to cancel registration/postpone sometime before the absolute deadline. I think the …
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Acronyms like this need to be spelled out. I hope this gets fixed soon.
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Be ready for the ACs to take new directions and try to trick us, but don't let them. Also, use the explanations for the examples in the book as a reference point and you'll find that you'll be formulating more and more reactions.
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Yes, we can survive the study experience. We must.
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If you're a 2020-2021 applicant, you're super-early and you're going to have lots of options. Don't give up. I'm sorry about this take, though. I'm sure your PT average is a better indicator of where you stand and where you can get to--it may eve…
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One month isn't much time.
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The previous comment and whether it was tough for me or not.
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It wasn't really within my budget so I just spent a lot of time on the application materials and read admissions articles/listened to podcasts/had one free short call, but I didn't have a complicated situation and I'm interested in regional schools,…
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When someone's scores are in this range, generally lots of untimed work is recommended. Watching a clock tick when there's so much to learn still is only going to bring anxiety, and that's not what a person needs right now. Also, give yourself a br…
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Wondering the same thing and haven't been able to find out much.
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Sounds cool. Yes, probably, and list it as one of your jobs on applications.
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Retaking sections can be helpful. And wrong answer journals.
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And the digital tests and problem sets on here will show how much time you spent on each question.
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They've indicated in the past that if one US location is online, then all locations in the US are online. Same for in-person. It's very difficult to imagine an in-person situation right now, but maybe if they hired Coronavirus testing health profe…
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You mean the ones you'd use for the test? I'd maybe contact ProctorU through email and see what they say.
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Later in the summer we'll have more information. A lot of people have been on Reddit talking about months of waitlists.
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I did because I didn't know what the temporary one was.