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Will there be more information about the scoring before the May test?
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Has anyone heard if the sections for a Flex test will be from one test or multiple tests?
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It's unlikely to happen for awhile, but as a group we watch for updates and it's great that we help one another stay informed that way.
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If you're exhausted, then rest. Yet have where you're going in the back of your mind.
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No webinar replays have been available, but a lot of people post notes on Reddit and such. Also LSAT Unplugged and the Powerscore LSAT podcast keep up with the webinars.
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Likely Pros: Easier scheduling, knowing the exact types/numbers of each section, a less distracting setting, a shorter experience, and getting the test over with/being able to finally check that box Likely Cons: Less cushioning for wrong answers, u…
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Joining you in having a long list of questions about this.
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Another FLEX per the website is 3 sections.
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So you're graduating soon? Or you just graduated? One thing is you're probably going on to demanding jobs and internships and getting established in field(s) will take some time. If you're not a KJD, which many of us aren't, there may be some frus…
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You're right--there was definitely nothing saying only for games.
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Although there are a lot of students taking the May test, it seems that there's probably a fair number of old experimental sections, plus the ones that would've been given in March and April, and also the make-up, accommodated, and Sabbath tests.
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Test or section retakes can be good review exercises. Yes, the scores are inflated, but they can help remind us of the progress we've achieved.
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There's reason to hope if you stay in the game. You can do this.
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Some university students have made comments on forums about privacy concerns in relation to online proctoring. It seems that students deserve more privacy protection, and I hope these issues will be addressed more going forward.
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According to the website, which was recently updated, there's a maximum of 5 blank pages of paper per person--so 10 single sides.
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The bar is its own special project. With very few exceptions, someone needs to be a law graduate to take this exam. You might find the website Law to Fact helpful for law school and bar information.
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In order to have a score preview and such.
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I'd want to do some demos before the real thing.
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Not sure. I need more information first, especially about the scoring.
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Along with the above, the Law School Admissions Reddit has some helpful information.
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Once I heard this advice: "Study for a score, not a test date." That said, keep to some kind of a schedule, putting quality over quantity and working on getting as high a GPA as possible.
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If you go to Resources, then you can design problem sets any way you think is best for what you're working on. Forum discussions have been great supports when a question is frustrating. The best way to study will vary from person to person and may …
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Another helpful discussion on this is LSAT Unplugged's recent YouTube chat with an admissions consultant and former admissions director.
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Speak directly with people who had been through the LSAT and applications. Join 7Sage much sooner. Realize some books don't have real LSAT questions and avoid them. Somehow find my admissions essay topics sooner, but maybe it was meant to take aw…
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Also voting for this.
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Also, law schools are starting to extend their deadlines.
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The latest Powerscore LSAT Podcast discusses this issue as well. They were agreeing with a lot of what @FindingSage said above.
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I think about 10 times and hopefully other people are willing to read drafts.
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Don't give up. You've found a great LSAT community here. Signing up for a course will give you the Core Curriculum and this will help clear up many of the issues that probably happened on the test. Was it by any chance over 5 years ago? If so, it'…
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Do you plan to have an autopay option in the future so we don't have to keep entering payment information? If not, I understand, but if so that would be very helpful.