Im not sure if im right, but someone told me that CST means CHINESE STAndard time instead of Central standard time. I also registered for a GMT+8 time, and had the same questions. If we assume that it means chinese time, then I think the time mentioned in the email would be the same as the one stated in proctor U. (at least that's how I went by.) (mentioning this just so you wont go online at the wrong time, tho im not so sure myself. And yes, LSAC/PROCTOR U shouldve clarified this ughhh

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anyone noticed that one the email it was stated by "EST"time, while in Proctor U it was stated in "CST" time? Yet the time period for both was the same for me (4pm to 5 am, in the email it was stated as EST but in Proctor U it was 4-5 CST)

I think it is based on which time zone you've chosen. I was confused by this too as I thought CST refers to central time. But then I recalled having chosen Asia/HK time zone (in this case, CST may be referring to Chinese Standard Time!)

OMG almost missed this FLEX thank you soooo mucchhhhhhh. UGH I hate how they didnt clerify whether its Central time or Chinese time

anyone noticed that one the email it was stated by "EST"time, while in Proctor U it was stated in "CST" time? Yet the time period for both was the same for me (4pm to 5 am, in the email it was stated as EST but in Proctor U it was 4-5 CST)

Did a bunch more digging, and found out it was all cookies in chrome from lawhub website!

Just got it!

emphasis on "I think"....(hope it doesnt show up on my bills lol)

Whew good to know I'm not alone. I did it through my account that was set up during July.

I rescheduled many times so I don't think there is an additional fee (assuming its at the same flex)

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@ Thank you for the instructions! I still am not able to sign in, but I checked the reddit page, and it looks like LSAC/ProctorU are still adding people.

welcome! I hope they add you soon!

(just curious, where on reddit did you see it? If it's not too much trouble can you give me a link? if not it's okay! thanks!)

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ummm guys, I checked proctor U and it seems we can register now. Do you guys have the same situation as me? (fingers crossed)

Just contacted ProctorU rep through live chat and the rep got me scheduled at 6pm. Did the registration period pass alreday? I thought the test-time registration period is supposed to begin at 12 (noon), September 22nd.

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@ wait how did you get your account with proctoru. I tried to sign up but it said I needed an approved code to login

The time hasnt passed yet, I just logged in early to check, because according to some users on reddit, some were able to do it earlier than the stated 12 time.And after logging in I found that the scheduling seems open.

As for the account, mine was the same as my previous flex session. Ive heard (from reddit) that you can do it (if this is your first flex) by signing in with your lsac eamil and then click forget password or smth(or maybe with lsac password? not sure). Hope this helps!

I think it's available now(? Im not sure. I logged in and found it available earlier than 12 Est.@@

ummm guys, I checked proctor U and it seems we can register now. Do you guys have the same situation as me? (fingers crossed)

TBH, I started 7sage late into my studies for the LSAT, so I never finished my CC. If I thoroughly went over them, I’d average around 2-3 PTs every 2 weeks. But in the beginning I didnt do this and had periods of doing a PT every other day. Wasted them:/

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Does anyone know if we need an essay sample to know the score on 7/30? From what I searched, though it says it is required for score disclosure on the official LSAC site, there was also a statement somewhere that says the policy for requirement will be re-enacted for August lsat. Does that mean I dont need one to know my July score on the 30th?

As far as I know, you don’t need one to know your score, BUT the schools won’t see the score (or won’t look at the application) until they have both the score and the writing sample on file.

Oh okay. thanks for confirming!

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had RC-LR-LG

RC hard for me couldnt be sure of most of my answers. brain dead and cant remember what they were about.... Anyone know if we need a writing sample to know the score on 7/30? I remember reading somewhere that it’s starting on August Flex that they revert back to the policy of needing a sample to disclose your score to you.

Did you have the following:

RC topics: Housing laws, Artist in 60s, defendant's physical position in court, Invasive plant species.

LG: 4th game was about scheduling performers for a show

I think I had the LG you mentioned, but dont really remember if I had your RC’s tho.

I had a different starting point as you, so I'm not sure if my advice would be helpful: When I hit a limbo on LR and LG, I started to write explanations for all of them. For the games, it was making marks and notes that emphasizes on inferences or way of thought (such as how a particular pattern of inferences seems to reoccur,) for LR I wrote not only questions types and the typical approaching point for each questions, I also try to be able write out why one choice is right and why the other four isn't, and I have to be completely convinced before moving on, which means that one section of LR would take me more than 3 hours to go over. I think this is what helped my scores. But take it with a grain of salt, I'm sure you'll figure it out soon!

had RC-LR-LG

RC hard for me couldnt be sure of most of my answers. brain dead and cant remember what they were about.... Anyone know if we need a writing sample to know the score on 7/30? I remember reading somewhere that it’s starting on August Flex that they revert back to the policy of needing a sample to disclose your score to you.

Does anyone know if we need an essay sample to know the score on 7/30? From what I searched, though it says it is required for score disclosure on the official LSAC site, there was also a statement somewhere that says the policy for requirement will be re-enacted for August lsat. Does that mean I dont need one to know my July score on the 30th?

I surfed around a bit, and according to people's reply on reddit, it's not possible/not allowed. Knew it was too good to be true..

Since this is not an international flex, could i still apply for it even though I am in Asia? For example, apply for it as a U.S. regions, and then take the flex from my home in Asia? Are there any restrictions to this? My rational is that since it's online, it would be okay..?

I had this a few times but a reload of the page solved it for me. Hope it does for you too!

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I took the test yesterday (Tuesday) morning. My order was RC-LG-LR (26). Had the privatized/public comparative and tree fungi RC. My LG had a game with cities. My LR section had a question about 2 people arguing the best way to stop conspiracy theories.

Thought RC was above average difficulty/was probably just thrown off a bit by first section/test anxiety. Thought LG was unusually easy, had 11 minutes for the last game. LR felt standard.

One proctor thing: my proctor said she had to re-check my settings in the 60 seconds between each section. I had taken the exam in July and did not have to go through this, but she said it was a new policy. Between the first 2 seconds, she didn't re-check until there were about 20 seconds left in the break, so she utilized about 10 seconds of my LG time. It didn't throw me off too much, but was just wondering if everyone else had to do this as well this time?

Good luck to everyone!

I didnt have this when I took the test today. @@ though I saw another comment above that mentioned a proctor break or scan which I have no idea about either.

I'm not sure if I went to the right sites, but there are some that don't match up, for example I can't find optional essays on Cornell's sight, though I saw them on the link presented above@@ Does anyone have similar questions?

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Not sure if this is a dumb question, but will the Flex show the remaining time? I took the Law Hub prep tests and it showed the time remaining... not sure if this applies for the actual exam as well, or if people suggest using a (nondigital) watch to time yourself. Thanks!

Hi, if I remember correctly it does show the time. If my memory serves, the format is exactly like lawhub. Remember the "LSAT FLEX" option beside your library in Lawhub? That'ts how youll go into the flex on test day, and would look like an everyday PT on lawhub:))