Hi @majilat469 the June 2021 LSAT was the last LSAT Flex (i.e. 3 scored section with no experimental). All LSATs after June 2021 will be 3 scored sections with 1 experimental section.
It's a "normal" LSAT but it is different from the pre-COVID LSAT in that it has 4 sections instead of 5 and one of the 4 sections is experimental. When you get your score, it will say LSAT, not LSAT-Flex
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Hi @majilat469 the June 2021 LSAT was the last LSAT Flex (i.e. 3 scored section with no experimental). All LSATs after June 2021 will be 3 scored sections with 1 experimental section.
It's a "normal" LSAT but it is different from the pre-COVID LSAT in that it has 4 sections instead of 5 and one of the 4 sections is experimental. When you get your score, it will say LSAT, not LSAT-Flex