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Anyone have insight on why it was recommended by someone in the thread not to sign up for the last day of testing??

If you have an issue, there is less of a chance that LSAT will reschedule it quickly if there needs to be a reschedule due to timing. But it honestly doesn't matter that much.

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@ can you please explain how to sign up? I don't see this option anywhere

you must already have a proctoru account or the method I used doesn't work. And this proctoru account is made by LSAT (meaning LSAT had to send you the account info to login, which isnt avaible rn if you havent taken the flex before yet), and I took Oct so I had one already. I just reset my pw to access it because for some reason my pw wasnt working

I was allowed to do it today online. I just reset my password lol

They let me register for the test today, did anyone else register their time now?

Gonna be honest, it will be difficult. Harvard rarely accept people in the 3.5 GPA range, and almost never under, but your LSAT score is astounding. You could get in or not. If you're applying now, you will have an even harder time. Wishing you luck.

you dont have to but you should complete it soon after you take the test if you don't do it now. These writing samples can take at most 2 to 3 weeks. Mine went thru in 3 days but I've heard most people take 2 weeks. You dont wanna wait too long or you wont get ur score till u have a writing sample on record. Also LSAC purposely warned in an email to do it sooner rather than later due to the amount of people signed up for this LSAT, meaning it will take longer to score the writing sample

There is a data set done that shows the most common answers on the LSAT actually. https://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/guessing.cfm heres a link by powerscore

ive literally never had them interrupt me and ive done the flex twice already

Did the phone come into view of the camera? You may have an issue if it did. If it didn't then you should be okay? I accidently left my phone in my coat pocket but I was never flagged, and it was slightly visible

Hi does anyone know if having bookmarks during the exam will be an issue? I use Google Chrome and have like 10 bookmarks on the top of my browser for me to click on for easy access to stuff. But will the proctor ask me to disable it?

I did PT70 a while ago, and that was by far my best score I've done, haven't had a repeat since

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Starting to consider taking the GRE if things go south with my next LSAT take. Do you think a GRE score that's in the median or higher percentile could boost an application with below-median LSAT scores?

If you already took the LSAT they will weigh ur LSAT over ur GRE, that is what they report. So no point in doing that

I actually emailed LSAC 4 days ago and they confirmed it to me in email. So yes!

well nvm I contacted live support and said just login to the website