I just completed the writing section just now and there is a tutorial on the LSAC website. There is also a practice one on the LSAC website, they explain how to get to it in the tutorial videos. It is called "Getting Acquainted" or something like that. There are also various prompts online but I felt well prepared after just the one practice prompt on their website.
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@cassiescaman883 & @cassiescaman883 thanks so much
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I just completed the writing section just now and there is a tutorial on the LSAC website. There is also a practice one on the LSAC website, they explain how to get to it in the tutorial videos. It is called "Getting Acquainted" or something like that. There are also various prompts online but I felt well prepared after just the one practice prompt on their website.