All of the practice tests we have are 4 sections. You should be able to disable the "flex" option somehow and it will add in the 4th section. That can play to your stamina and it will also give you a more accurate score because those tests were scaled with all 4 sections. The flex scores on 7sage and other prep companies are just estimates. LSAC won't release how they scale it...secret secrets!
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no i think the system is still set up to take the whole 4 sections.
in the past, i'd add in an extra section as a problem set to take as an experimental section.
Isn’t the 4th section always LR? I was hoping to simulate a 4th section that I can’t predict
All of the practice tests we have are 4 sections. You should be able to disable the "flex" option somehow and it will add in the 4th section. That can play to your stamina and it will also give you a more accurate score because those tests were scaled with all 4 sections. The flex scores on 7sage and other prep companies are just estimates. LSAC won't release how they scale it...secret secrets!