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Thanks! Do you have to take the LSAT before you purchase it?

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Where do you look at your academic report? Do you have to buy CAS first?

Yes! You have to first purchase CAS, then send in all your transcripts. Then when they are processed you click on "manage transcripts" and it will take you to a page where you can click "academic summary report."

Nope! I bought CAS when I registered for my test

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Where do you look at your academic report? Do you have to buy CAS first?

Yes! You have to first purchase CAS, then send in all your transcripts. Then when they are processed you click on "manage transcripts" and it will take you to a page where you can click "academic summary report."

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I was wondering the same thing, I took a gap year and I was in community college, so do they intake the entirety of my college career?

Yup they intake your entire college career so they will need your community college transcripts. I believe the only time they wouldn't need a community college transcript is if you took a course there after graduating from your undergrad institution.

My recommender also wanted a personal statement but explicitly said to send a draft so that is exactly what I sent. I think you should try to just take a day to pull something together and tell the recommender it's a draft. The main reason I say this is because they are doing you a favor writing the letter, so you should give them their requested materials.

I took mine on the eighth and it was just approved yesterday. I think they wouldn't tell you if it was flagged but rather if there was a problem warranting cancellation they would just tell you it's cancelled.

me not knowing what posterity means yeah im a dumdum

Love this!!

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preptest C2 and the may 2020 flex are good confidence boosters! I would say also take the day before the test off so no studying and just relax. The people who see a significant score decrease usually say it was the nerves so take that day to mentally prepare. Personally, I've been doing a 10 minute meditation before every PT and it really affects how I score and my confidence.

Thank you! just did the may 2020 flex!

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Hi Listentothewindblow, I like your name. I think your strategy depends on how long you have before the LSAT. In general I would say taking more practice tests will always improve your confidence. If you are closer to the test though, I would recommend exercise, a brisk walk, a tasty meal, or any combination. I myself had a cannoli the morning of my test and it worked great! Good luck!!

Thank you so much!!! Gotta love fleetwood mac :)

yes you do. I took CC classes for credit at my institution and sent my transcripts from the CC in to LSAC.

applying!

Thank you!!

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actually i think flex is only one scratch paper allowed

meant to say flex writing lol

actually i think flex is only one scratch paper allowed

Exact same protocol as the flex!

Personally I feel like it would not matter if you do worse as long as you ultimately perform higher in November.

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Yup! I took October with my charger within view for sure, just make the cable is nearby within arm's length where you can grab it without going off screen, maybe just next to your laptop, because your face is not allowed to leave the frame of the webcam (like if you had to bend down to grab it off the ground).

good luck!

Thank you! I did what you said and left it on my desk!

#help why is "demands the memorization of unfamiliar commands" the sufficient condition and not the necessary?

Agree with above comments! If it won't stress you out and it's something easy (like not intensive writing) I think you'll be fine doing app stuff.

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I'm in the same boat, but am not testing till this Thursday. I think the way I'm going to do it is focus on application materials during the week after work, because I've realized I come home too tired for my PT's to even be representative, then do PT's Saturday and Sunday morning. That totally depends on if you're working while studying though I guess. I'll cross my fingers for you that you killed it today and won't need to sit for November. The thought of continuing to study for another month makes my soul weary lol.

Thank you! I might do my PT's every other day and application stuff on the weekends. Good luck Thursday you can do it!!

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Hey guys in taking the flex tomorrow. I was wondering do we have to do anything to prep the room we’re taking it in? I’m

Gonna take it in my parents office. It has a tv, computer (I’m gonna use my laptop) so do I need to unplug the tv and computer? There’s a lot of photos on the wall/ books on the shelf.. does that matter? Are there any rules about touching your face during the exam or looking around?

I think you have to unplug the computer or remove it because I believe it is a rule that you cannot have multiple monitors. Imagine the TV should be fine as long as it doesn't look like a computer lol. I think you can touch your face as long as you're not removing it from camera view. But I wouldn't be looking around because I feel like the proctor could think you see something they don't. Personally I removed all my books but that's because I kept them on my desk. If the shelf is behind you I think you'll be ok because there's no way you would be able to look at it.

Can't remember the exact times, but there were a lot. I was able to get my preferred time and date despite them sending me the sign up instructions ten minutes late. It was very easy to sign up. Just make sure you pick the right time zone lol

If it's on your transcript I think they will already see that you graduated with honors. Because it says honors are denoted on the law school report.

Hmmm are you doing the low resolution summaries for RC? Also maybe make sure you fully understand the passages before moving on to the questions. That way you don't waste time going back to search for the answers. This helped me a lot. Also you could try tracing the stimulus/passages with your mouse as you read as a way to try to force yourself to actively read (like you would trace with your finger/pencil on a paper test). I think that's all I can think of for now!