You should be able to follow FAFSA's guidelines which are listed here: https://fafsa.ed.gov/fotw1718/help/fftoc02k.htm

I'm being inundated with emails, and they know nothing about me other than my name, age, and email so far. I'm not putting much stock in them at this point.

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Does anyone else feel like the Sept test didn't feel the same as the PT's leading up to it?

I don't mean that the questions/structure/difficulty was any different, but just that your mindset and approach felt different?

This is what has me the most unsettled. I told my husband that taking the LSAT almost felt robotic. I simply couldn't get my head into the game. I don't think I did terribly. I understood the vast majority of the questions and feel confident about almost all of my answers. But I never felt sincerely invested for a single second of that entire five hours.

Two minutes after I walked out of that building? Invested AF. Contemplating pet owners' allergies and cars' electrical issues? Couldn't have cared less.

It was the oddest feeling. I stressed and fretted 10x more over every single PT I took under simulated test conditions. But when I was actually sitting for the exam, I felt oddly emotionally absent. :/

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh... deep breaths

Thank you, 7sage! What a great birthday present!