Yes, that confused me for the August one. You just pick a test center, and then closer to the test date they send you an email letting you know its a flex version, etc.

My pre-law advisor told me two pages is just fine. He said you are competing against people who will have 2 pages. Say everything, elaborate, etc.

Hi! Figured it would be faster to ask my question here (i've been on hold with LSAC for a while)... I just registered for the Aug 29th LSAT and I still had to choose a test center even though it is an LSAT flex. Is this normal?

These have been very helpful- thank you for hosting them J.Y.! listening to other students' approaches to questions and the discussion has helped a lot.

Your explanation for D is a little off. D is wrong because the first sentence says fees paid by a student are proportional to number of classes enrolls in. Then it goes on to say "number of students at Aesthetic Institute is increasing, it follow that the institute is collecting a greater amount in fees..." D is wrong because in the proportional relationship statement it references one student and then in their example it talks about the student body.