Is there a way for me retake a preptest without deleting the original attempt?
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Hey everyone! I called LSAC and the represent said that we will receive the scheduling info closer to 1-week. We should expect it by about Friday of this week.
Thank you, this was an excellent explanation.
The scores from your practice tests and from your real tests should be about the same. I have heard this from other users; in addition, I have taken 2 actual tests and these scores were reflective of my practice scores.
According to YJ, the right answer must be Played on Radio ----> Believed to be profitable. If you translate E, this is the answer you find. However if you translate C, you have Played on Radio ---> Believed to be profitable, which is incorrect.
E. R ---> B(P)
C. R ---> B(P)
I'm east coast. I will be glad to join in. 150s right now, 159 after BR.
What has worked for me is going through individual questions within the types that I struggle with and working them out on my own time. It gives me a better understanding of the structure and pattern of these questions. I can break them down more easily and see how I process the text and ACs. The LSAT questions are fairly formulaic and easier to recognize the more of them you see/understand.
You are a godsend. Thank you
After reviewing the core curriculum, it really comes down to just practicing. If you don't receive the score you want by July, I would advise looking in to jobs/internships; these can provide you with experience to give you a boost in the application process. There just comes a point where studying is all you can do. Everything will be fine and will work out. :smiley: :wink:
If this makes you feel better, I am 27 yrs old and returning to school. I received my BS in 2016 and my MS from Georgetown in 2019. I am hoping to return to Georgetown. You don't need to worry so much about time. There have been so many times in my life where I was stressing out and thinking the worst was going to happen; only for everything to work out. We suffer more in imagination than in reality.
When I completed the Trainer, I completed problem sets and practice tests. I would say practice then review what you got wrong. Review the lessons where there may be gaps. For me, I noticed that there were gaps in my understanding of Sufficent/Necessary Assumptions; I reviewed the 7Sage lessons on these ideas.
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I used a mac and had the worst test day experience. I was interrupted over a dozen times. Yes..one dozen. Play it safe and take it with a PC.
Could you please specify on the interruptions? Were they notifications or something else?
I have been looking on Reddit for Macbook related issues and they don't seem common.
You can ask the question here or ask the question on an LSAT group on a social media platform.
They will need to scan the room and under the stand if they let you use one. It will depend on the rest of your setup. You will need to be sitting on a chair at the very least.
Thank you for bringing up this question! It helped me understand more about MBF questions.
@ What school are you applying to that requires an academic LoR?
I'm interested too! :)
Hey there friend, thank you so much for posting this! :)
I'm going to get at or above a 167 on the October 2021 LSAT
Use the blank piece of paper for keyword notes for each paragraph and/or mid-paragraph.
Highlight key terms/quotations.
Highlight main conclusions.
For some passages, it is beneficial to draw quick sketches of terms being described. (see PT85, RC Passage 4, descriptions of subduction/plate tectonics)
Relax your mind. It is good to practice your memory skills for the RC passages.
How will we know what to remove from the room?
I can 100% say without a doubt that they do not care. They care about post-high school information such as GPA or extracurricular activities.
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