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Why does no one seem to know if using F11 will expand the screen in the actual test…? It works in Law Hub’s testing environment.
@Adam yikes. Thank you for letting me know your experience. @Kevin_Lin said on another thread that the white space would be reduced on the actual test…. Sigh. I was hoping that was true.
@mmatherne this! I'm taking the Sept test and just got a massage today to ease the stress. Highly recommend.
I read that full-screen mode is no longer an option on the actual LSAT. When I practice in Law Hub's interface, there's TONS of white space at the top, and I have to scroll to see all the answer choices. What will it look like on the actual test? Does the white space reduce a bit? If it doesn't, can I use F11 to reduce the extra clutter? I take my official test this week remotely due to an accommodation. My screen laptop screen is small-ish, and I'm nervous I won't be able to see all the text as well as I can in the 7 Sage platform. Help!
@Kevin_Lin Checking back on this thread. Curious what the status is about there being a full-screen option during the official tests? Thanks!
I never heard from the admins here so I emailed customer support. I learned that Law Hub does not allow for dark mode, so I've been testing in an inaccurate environment for all of these months. Why is 7 Sage offering an accessibility mode that's not offered on the actual test?!
I'm taking the exam next week too. I'm going to take my final PT on Sunday, and then just do sections/drills in the final five days. I've found I'm super tired after the full PTs, and I want to be fresh on test day.
Hi, I've been taking practice tests with the Black on White color theme, using Dark Mode. It makes the background look dark gray, which is the easiest for me to read.
I don't see the Dark Mode option on Law Hub, so the Black on White theme is literally just black on white. Am I missing something? Is there a way to turn on Dark Mode in Law Hub and on the actual LSAT? I'm taking it next week and hope to see the text the way I've been practicing. Thanks!
Thanks! Now if only they let us adjust the accessibility settings before the clock starts...
I think you have to write LSAC and get approval to remote test at another address.
All of the ones I've heard are narrative and have a hook. Check out the 7Sage podcast and A to Z (University of Michigan). They read through essays and applications.
@Esalas_me yes! It looks almost fuzzy! Making the font bigger didn’t help either.
This new font is so hard to read. Just did a practice RC section and missed twice as many as usual. It was really disorienting. They should offer several font options for accessibility.
Any screenshots of what the font looks like with the accessibility colors? I use the dark mode. Thanks for keeping things as current as possible!
My motivation is money. The better my score, the better my scholarship offers may be. I also found it hard to sit down and study at first. I think I was scared of failure. I wanted to be a perfect scorer right off the bat. When I gave myself room to get things wrong (realizing I was the only one caring about my scores), it was easier to do the drills and I started making progress. As I go, I’m finding LR fun to figure out. Good luck with your studies!
The admissions and the beta scholarship predictor are fantastic features. The numbers align well to the research I was personally doing. Thank you!
@David_Busis It would be sweet to see accuracy by difficulty of question too. Sometimes your overall accuracy can go down when you're drilling level 5 questions etc, and it would be nice to have the context. Thanks!
I've been thinking of a 7Sage feature I'd love to see: A graph that charts your drilling accuracy by tag and across time. So, for example, you could click on Analytics > Priorities and then select Phenom-Hypotheses (and other tags) and see that in May you had 62% accuracy for that specific tag and then in July you had 70%, along with a line graph to visually chart them. It would be similar to how you can see the Score Progress graph for the PT equivalent score, but more drilled down. I just made some recent progress and I'd like to be able to see how long it took to move the needle on different question types. Thanks!
@Adam gotcha. Thanks. So sounds like the actual test fills more of the screen than it does on the Law Hub practice tests, if I’m hearing you right?