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is it 3 sections v 5?

Yes, it's 3 sections. One LR, LG, and RC.

I finally got a Tuesday afternoon slot. 1pm to be exact based on best match. I have to be honest. That was a mess. But at least my MacBook Air equipment works.

Tuesday test takers, let's crush this. Do not let the technical issues distract you from messing with your optimal performance. We've been through worse before. So let's rise to the occasion and show everyone what we're capable of.

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Update from LSAC, added to OP, copied here.

April 16 Update:

May LSAT-Flex to be administered the week of May 18

Specific date and time to be scheduled individually with LSAC

LSAC will email you scheduling instructions

Scheduling opens next Wednesday, April 22

Score release date expected to be Friday, June 5

Deadline to register to take LSAT-Flex extended to 11:59 pm Eastern Time, Friday, April 17

At least I'm glad that people are not going to be on the ProctorU website at the same time. That's a plus.

The test center I'm at is doing online instruction until at least March 27, a state away.

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So I just got off the LSAC Webinar where they were discussing the LSAT-Flex. They confirmed that the LR section is not weighted any differently than the LR or RC sections. But if that is the case, it is seems like it is simply untrue that a score on the Flex will be representative of a normal LSAT score?

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During today’s LSAC webinar they mentioned that LR will not be weighed more heavily on the LSAT-flex, all questions will be weighed equally.

The Flex just added more weight to Reading Comprehension and Logic Games. If each section is 1/3 of the total score, then that rewards people who are actually good at LG and may be somewhat punitive to those with good LR scores and not LG. Same with RC. So these two sections are going to be equally important.

I misunderstood the question and got it wrong both on actual and blind review. I answered C, but not the correct answer, A. Time to shatter the reasoning and try again.

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JY! 🙈 yesterday’s meeting was great. Near the end you mentioned a good book/read that helps get a grasp of some basic economic concepts. What was that? Do you recall? 😄

Thank You!

I think Road to Serfdom was mentioned. But I could be wrong.

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Which RC is the real one? I got one with quantum physics and one with forgery art

That was what I had too. In addition to the linguistics one.

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can someone post the link?

I believe it's on the first page.

I would put both on the resumé especially if you go to a school where pluses and minuses do not weigh the GPA.