Yup! Had the same thing happen when I tested on Saturday. LOL. Wow. Had to just dig deep and remember my core rules and bust through without it.

These tests are made to break you. Do NOT give up on being a lawyer. These tests vary in the level of difficulty, and you need a solid system of how to weed through and grab easy points, and go back to what is harder for you and then use the skills you have learned to break each one down systematically. There are so many things that the LSAT does that are sneaky and tricky. Focus on ONLY using the information provided. Remember, direction matters for inference questions and don't pick new ideas for answers. For weaken, what breaks the link? The heavy text stimuli....just skip those bad boys. LOL. Time is your enemy and its called logical reasoning. Not everyone has the same logic patterns due to life experiences. And if you get a 157, but have a 3.8 GPA, a great resume, great letters of recommendation, volunteer experience, etc, 160 isn't a gatekeeper and everyone under that number gets the boot. Email the Admissions Director to do a zoom meeting and ask advice and questions. Get yourself on their radar. You got this!!!!