I mean, there's an argument for taking more than you need to in order to improve test endurance. But i agree that you don't need to do 5. In addition to future tests being 4 sections total, you don't want to burn through prep tests by taking more than necessary for practice
It is not integrated into the 7sage testing format.
This isn't the best workaround, but you can do your own section in a booklet or off of the LSAC prep. That'd make it quasi-experimental in that you're taking a 5th section.
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@martinethanc321 said:
Why would you want to take 5 sections?
I mean, there's an argument for taking more than you need to in order to improve test endurance. But i agree that you don't need to do 5. In addition to future tests being 4 sections total, you don't want to burn through prep tests by taking more than necessary for practice
Why would you want to take 5 sections? The August LSAT and beyond will have three scored sections and one experimental.
It is not integrated into the 7sage testing format.
This isn't the best workaround, but you can do your own section in a booklet or off of the LSAC prep. That'd make it quasi-experimental in that you're taking a 5th section.
No. the experimental section is not disclosed.