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hi all! I just took the sept test (second time taking) and walked out feeling just awful, and registered for November. I got a 162 last November, and was PT-ing in the 165-170 range before September, with a goal of 174 for my dream school. I usually get 170-180 on BR so I don’t know how to properly diagnose issues but I feel very close to my goal. Pls reach out if you are able to tutor me!
@ryumi ohh!! i think in that case, the same thing with the argumentative writing would apply; a separate window would open and it wouldnt have the autofill. i cant imagine LSAC wouldnt have a solution bc of how many people used to take it remote
@ryumi hi! you wont be using your actual computer during the test anyway, so you dont need to be worried about it being flagged. as for arg writing, it will use a separate prometric browser that blocks all of that. if you clear your browser's cookies, typically that will get rid of your previous searches :) but this is what google has to say about autofill:
Turning Off Autofill in Chrome
Click the Chrome menu icon. (Three dots at top right of screen.)
Click on Settings.
In the "Autofill" section, expand the area for which you wish to disable Autofill.
Toggle the setting OFF if it is on. The system will automatically save your settings.
Clearing Autofill Data in Chrome
Click the Chrome menu icon. (Three dots at top right of screen.)
Click on History, then click on History again in the menu that appears.
Select Clear browsing data. (Alternatively, you can press CTRL+SHIFT+DEL on your keyboard to bypass steps 1-3.)
If it is not already selected, click on the "Advanced" tab.
At the top, choose “All Time” option to clear all saved data.
Make sure that the “Autofill Form Data” option is checked. If you wish to clear "Passwords and other sign-in data", be sure to check that option as well.
Click "Clear Data."
i'm like very glad it isnt just me who go their ass kicked by this passage because i feel like an idiot
@IslamUmarov theyre just following what LSAC is doing... JY changing the interface helps us prep for the LSAT. blame LSAC, not jy
if i get more than half the passage questions wrong, i typically reread the passage and retag it untimed to see if i misunderstood. Then i review each question the same as i do with LR, identifying what tripped me up, why i got the question wrong, what i can do differently in the future, why each AC is wrong, and why the correct AC is right
@jessverpez no, because it says he will be promoted, the missing connection is between important and published, to lead to promoted
This is the first time i've ever broken the 170s, my highest PT so far before this was a 165 i'm actually in shambles because i was going to move my september test 😭 never give up kids
yay!! breaking 160 for me was legitimately revolutionizing I was so happy. proud of you!!
this is actually the dumbest question ever. the right answer is SUUUUCHHHH A REACHHHHH. sedate me
i've never scored this high before and i just restarted studying for the LSAT after a 161 in November so i am SUPER excited for a four point increase in the last two months of studying and a 180 blind review!!!
@decriminalizemarijuana sometimes the examples make understanding the complicated language easier
@SophieLuz it's less convenient but i use a separate tab on my computer! or, u can screenshot it and work side by side. its obvi less than ideal and something that needs to be fixed, but i'll do the questions before watching the video and then screenshot the question first. not sure if that helps or if youve tried it and it doesnt work for u but thought id share my strategy :)
interested!