I was looking at the scheduling page and saw that it requires first 4 letters your last name but my last name only has 3 letters... What am I supposed to do? Help my fellow asian friends

Really struggle with Flaw questions... I know Flaw takes a big portion in LR. Any advice on how to master FLAW questions?

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are you still allowed to use tablets for remote exams?

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Hey guys, I got some Qs regarding ProctorU.

So I just registered for the October Test and am kinda confused about what to do with Proctor U. I tried to signup and it won't let me choose LSAC for Institution. I did some research and it says I will receive an email from LSAC later then I can use that link to sign up for Proctor U? Am I correct?

I understand that most law schools have rolling admissions and I have read and heard people say the earlier you apply the better chance you have. Is this true? Because I am aiming for Fall 2023 and my plan is to take 2022 April, June, Oct, and apply after I get satisfying scores from any of those tests.

I appreciate all of you guys' opinion and thank you!

Where are PTs past May 2020? Are they not released by the LSAC? or Is there something to do with FLEX?

Help. I'm kind of having a hard time distinguishing the difference between two question types' question stems. To me, they seem to have the same question stem except PSA question stems has word "justify?" and Principle questions don't have it? Am I right to use this approach? If not, how do you guys differentiate those two? Thank you so much in adnvace!

Does people at 7sage still do this from time to time?

Hey guys, did you guys finish Invalid Argument form curriculum? If you did, did you find it helpful?

Thanks guys!

Hey guys, I am currently BR ing and was wondering about step2. What do I do if my reasoning for crossing out wrong answers is different from JY or other "correct" reasons why the answer choice is wrong? I know I sound confusing as hell. So in step2, you circle the correct Answer and before that, for 4 wrong answer choices, you need to lay out why each of them is wrong. I am asking what do I do if my reasons for why they are wrong is different from other expert's reasons for why they are wrong. Thanks for reading this confusing ass post and I would appreciate you guys' help!

Hey guys, I just entered the PT phase of my lsat prep. I am planning on taking preptest 1-35 untimed, do blind review. And then, take full length timed test from PT 36. What do you guys think of this approach? Should I maybe do untimed from like 1-20? then from 21 move on to timed test?

Hey guys,

So I just started taking pts and doing blind reviews. It took me 5 days to solve and complete blind review pt1. but I think i can do two PTs a week. how many pt a week js realistic? I am doing lsat full tjme. And my goal is to take the october tesr. thank yyou!!!