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As a work around, I recommend selecting the "Show active speaker video" (one rectangle) option versus the "Show thumbnail video" (two rectangles) option. These options pop up above the instructor's head when hovering above the video of the instructor. That should only show the instructor and his computer screen during the parts when the instructor is, in fact, sharing his screen (which is most of the lesson). I hope that helps!
Hi everyone! I was considering applying to George Mason's early decision scholarship program, but it looks like it's gone from their website. It is also not on the LSAC application preview.
Is anyone else able to find it? Or is it not an option now?
I figured I should reach out to this community before I email the admissions office, just in case I'm missing something or not looking in the right place.
@Adam Thank you so much! That's really helpful to know. It's working now :)
Hi everyone,
I've taken four LR drills and one RC section today that haven't saved to my analytics. Is there something that I'm doing incorrectly or perhaps a browser issue that could be causing this?
For context, after a drill, I usually close out of the pages with the results by going to the Analytics page or closing the tab. I filled in BR answers for each of these drills and the RC section. I could see the results for each of them, but I couldn't access my answers and results again through the Analytics tab.
Thank you in advance!
Have you tried using the "Pick questions manually" option, versus the "Pick questions automatically" option? That way, you can choose questions with a certain difficulty, create your preferred mixture of 1/2/3/4/5 level questions, and make sure they're fresh.
Unfortunately, I have no clue about if they will appear in the order in which you select them. Also, these manually-made drills may not have the right mix of question types compared to a real section, so I'm not inclined to recommend this drilling method as a substitute for taking real sections—I just wanted to let you know that it's available.
You can get there this way: Practice --> New Drill --> Selection (on the left) --> Pick questions manually
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help :) Good luck with the LSAT!