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I see on LSAC that you may have 5 sheets of scratch paper when taking the LSAT-Flex. Can this scratch paper be lined?
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I see on LSAC that you may have 5 sheets of scratch paper when taking the LSAT-Flex. Can this scratch paper be lined?
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@ddboling198426 said:
I feel like this test is so stingy with everything. the one thing they are not stingy with, just doesn't help me at all. Laugh at me. Laugh!
Serious question and no shade if you do! Do people used 5 pieces of paper? 4? 3?
I use about 4 for LG and then the last sheet for everything else but only because I write too big and have an aversion to writing on the other side of the paper lol.
I usually go through 2-3, using both sides... If I could trade a sheet for 5 extra minutes, I would!
I feel like this test is so stingy with everything. the one thing they are not stingy with, just doesn't help me at all. Laugh at me. Laugh!
Serious question and no shade if you do! Do people used 5 pieces of paper? 4? 3?
Hello I had graph paper proctor did not care I just had to show each side. Do not forget to show each side. I had one proctor ask for each side I had another one that just said to show them on my own.
I assumed they meant blank... I would VASTLY prefer to have my dot graph paper!
Blank, lined, or graph paper.