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@reynatony652 said:
I was at this test centre too dude, so I feel your pain. I remember thinking to myself during the exam "are you f*cking serious"
Months of hard work potentially ruined by a feat thrown by drunken froshies. I sent LSAC a complaint.
Hopefully we do get some kind of refund or the option to cancel without it showing up. I seriously messed up those sections with all that shit going on.
Thanks for the suggestions, will definitely put more thought into the next location lol
Does anyone else have experience with test center complaints?
There was some orientation event for first year engineers in the lobby of where I was writing. The level of noise was absurd. We could hear people chanting, screaming and playing music for the almost the entirety of section 3 and part of section 4. After the break the proctor told us that we could file a complaint, but would it even be worth it? (apparently your score gets delayed)
I will definitely be rewriting in November at a different location, and am extremely disappointed because this disrupted my ability to concentrate for nearly two sections.
Is anyone else having issues printing out practice tests? They keep coming out blurry and illegible. Haven't encountered this problem before. Problem sets are still clear when printed, which is odd.
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saving as pdf prior to printing fixed the issue.
I find that Reactine extra strength works best. They relieve symptoms for 24 hour and is non-drowsy. I'd probably just take it in the morning just to be safe. Also, eye drops for itchy/watery eyes works wonders.
RC is probably my most inconsistent section. For instance, on PT 38 I was -14 for RC, -4 and -6 on LR, and -7 LG. And on PT 36 went -7 on RC (took a big hit on LR that test). I am definitely leaning towards redoing problem sets before continuing to PTs because of the large variances in RC and to some extent LR.
Thanks!
Most recent PT's averaged around 156 (timed conditions) and an average BR 163.
I'm currently struggling with NA, SA, and Parallel Flaw/Method of reasoning questions under LR (I usually go -6/LR section).
I also find myself choking with LG under timed conditions. -6 to -8 under timed and anywhere from -0 to -3 untimed. I think I will continue FPing to gain confidence and not panic during PT's.
At this point in time, would it be more effective to begin drilling question types (now that I have more problem sets available) before I continue PTing? Or should I continue with PTs and use the new problem sets along side the tests to practice
Thanks for your input! :smile: :
I have been PTing for several weeks after completing the Ultimate CC. However, I felt the need to upgrade to Ultimate + due to the lack of improvement. How should I proceed to study for the September LSAT? Should I redo the CC or simply finish the new Problem sets before PTing again?
Thanks!
I'm having trouble understanding why AC E is incorrect. I interpreted it as, "Overlooks the possibility that a person's interest (Hana) in one kind of thing (receiving the recording) is compatible (can occur together without conflict) with that person's interest in a different kind of thing (not inviting her brothers)" #help
I had LR (26), RC, LR (26), LR (25), LG.
Really hoping that 2nd LR (26) was experimental. I think it had a question about "happiness levels" or something at the beginning.