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I called LSAC to clarify. They said that everyone who takes the the July test will be given the option to cancel, regardless of format.

After seeing the score, correct? Regardless of paper or digital?

Yes. We will have 5 days after seeing the score to decide whether or not to cancel

So are we going to see our score immediately after the test if it is paper? Will they have a scantron in the room lol?

you will NOT get your score immediately after. i said you will be able to cancel your score within 5 days of seeing it. LSAC said that because of the transition to digital, we will need to wait longer than the typical 3 weeks to get our score - this is for everyone, regardless of the format

But if the test is digital, the test-taker should see the scores immediately after finishing the test (presumably on the tablet screen)..... Sorry for the additional questions

Perhaps in future administration this will be the case...but the test being digital doesn't necessarily mean the score needs to be accessible immediately after.

Not everyone is getting a digital test in July. It would be unfair that some people will see their scores immediately and some won't. On LSAC's website, they wrote "TBA" as the scheduled date for the score release in July.

Just sent you guys a message with the link!

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I called LSAC to clarify. They said that everyone who takes the the July test will be given the option to cancel, regardless of format.

After seeing the score, correct? Regardless of paper or digital?

Yes. We will have 5 days after seeing the score to decide whether or not to cancel

So are we going to see our score immediately after the test if it is paper? Will they have a scantron in the room lol?

you will NOT get your score immediately after. i said you will be able to cancel your score within 5 days of seeing it. LSAC said that because of the transition to digital, we will need to wait longer than the typical 3 weeks to get our score - this is for everyone, regardless of the format

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I called LSAC to clarify. They said that everyone who takes the the July test will be given the option to cancel, regardless of format.

After seeing the score, correct? Regardless of paper or digital?

Yes. We will have 5 days after seeing the score to decide whether or not to cancel

The June test still hasn't been published yet. I believe that it will be published in early july. Even so, It may no be available on here for a few weeks after that.

I’m in the Bronx so It’d take me about 45 min to get to that area

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Usually any day. I work 9-5.

I’m able to meet after 5!

Hello everyone! I have sent a whatsapp link to people who have messaged me privately. (or at least i think i got everyone) if you'd like to join the chat, please message me to send you the link to join our whatsapp group! There will be a BR this sunday.

This is incredible! Congrats!!!

I totally understand how test day nerves can hinder performance. I honestly wonder tho...if you were performing better at home without the nerves then what could a tutor do?

Perhaps try working on ways to control your nerves as best as possible or learn to work through them....

Make your best effort to take the test under real testing conditions as often as possible.

Take a deep breath, relax. Meditate.

Not sure if these suggestions will help but I hope the best for you!

this is awesome! thanks for giving us hope!

Love Malcom Gladwell and Revisionist History!

Cant wait to hear this!!!

Glad so many of you will like to join! We have a whatsapp group. Sometimes we do study sessions through skype in the week and someone hosts a BR every sunday in the evening. If you will like to join, PM me and I can send you the link to our chat!

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Hi everyone,

We've updated our medians cheat sheet with U.S. News and World Report's 2020 rankings. If you want to see how the rankings changed, you can look at our public Google sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tUI5y-Sw2utvXvUEk9IQDzC1Rc0NDb7Q4PFwzxYkZpw/edit#gid=2135953872.

Thanks for this!

When will the predictor be updated to include the 2019-2020 cycle?

what @ said. I would dispute the charge with the bank. Keep copies of any correspondence with them just incase you need it for your case. The bank should get you your money back. Good luck!

You can print out your problem sets! I feel the same way in feeling weird to not work with paper in front of me but I am making it my business to get used doing things on screen only because of the testing format. But I also do use a notebook for my notes and I print out problem sets from time to time. Try that! Hope it helps :)

I love to read stories like this! It reminds me to stay motivated! Thanks so much for sharing and congrats on your success!

Curious about this too ^

I would submit the change ASAP - as in today! Then maybe call them up by around Wednesday to follow up. OR you can submit it today and call LSAC tomorrow and let them know about the situation. Speaking to them directly would probably be best. Good luck!

I second @ 's webinar suggestion. Also have you listened to 7sage's podcasts? I found them to be useful to me and they're about an hour long so maybe check those out!

I definitely feel you on the burning out during quarantine. I found that sticking to a routine has really helped. Make sure to take frequent breaks to relax and do things you enjoy. I also like to change the scenery of where I study like if its a nice day, ill study in the park or something. Try little things like that...it might make a difference!

Also congrats on your score! That's something to celebrate :)

Wow!!! this is incredible! Congrats!

I love this idea! Count me in!

You can usually find the specifics on essays that a school wants through each school’s websites. Look through their admissions requirements.