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My exam is this September and I am currently scoring 152 and 154. My blind review is usually around 168.
Should i still go ahead and take the test or I'm I better off rescheduling the test for another time?
I feel helpless as I have been practising but don't seem to hit high scores while taking the practice test under timed conditions. Any suggestions on what to do?
@EmmanuellaA I do not think there are remote exams for the lsat anymore :(
I was not provided that option
Is anyone taking the lsat from Canada, around Toronto for the sept lsat? The only test centres are in the USA :(
There are no spots available in Canada
another explanation for answer D is needed. Especially the last part of the answer. "in order to differentiate themselves from each other."
This question should be a crime. How tf are people with little knowledge about weapons supposed to know arrowheads and spears are different? lsac keeps getting on my nerves everytime
@Jake. Are there any other accommodations that will allow for an increase in the time limit? I am such a slow reader and can’t bring myself to finish answering each questions before the time is up. I am doing okay on getting the questions right but I don’t usually finish the sections. I am also struggling on breaking into the 150s
Hi everyone, any tips on how to get faster taking the LSAT? I am a naturally slow reader so i don't get to finish a section before the timer is up. I finished the core curriculum last month and I've been practicing since then.
Any tips will be greatly appreciated!
@Kevin_Lin My concern with answer B is that attributing something is not the same as literally believing it is true. The philosopher’s conclusion assumes that if citizens attribute rights and responsibilities to a nation, they must hold a false belief.
However, people may attribute rights and responsibilities to a nation while still recognizing that, in a literal sense, nations do not have thoughts, feelings, or agency. In other words, citizens could treat the nation as if it has moral rights and responsibilities—perhaps as a metaphor, or a symbolic framework—without actually believing that those claims are literally true.
Because of this, attributing such qualities to a nation does not necessarily require citizens to hold literally false beliefs, as answer B suggests.
Why doesn't the LSAT add commas to make their text more readable. It's so annoying
I think the LSAT writers should punctuate their passages properly. It's getting annoying
It will be helpful to have Kevin's explanation on these drills since he was the one who explained the passage style
It will be helpful to have Kevin's explanation on these drills since he was the one who explained the passage style
I think there should be a Kevin explanation for all questions on reading comprehension. I understand his approach better
@PKaur i tried scheduling at 8pm and nothing showed up