Anyone else get hung up on the fact that they never identify Tagowa as a witness.....she could be a scientist giving expert testimony for all we know. That made me think A was a trap and go with E instead. Sigh

@ I'm not sure tbh. My internet works fine like 90% of the time, but I've never had any issue with practice tests or running software that requires internet on my computer. It seemed like the first time was an issue on my end, but after that, my computer showed that I was connected to the internet and it still kicked me out twice. Just wanted to give a general warning that even if you think your internet can handle it, it might be worth temporarily increasing your speeds to avoid any headache!

ProctorU/LSAT kicked me out 3 times -- HIGHLY recommend upgrading your internet speed as the software seemed incredibly sensitive to any changes in connection speed even when I didn't lose connection.

Bad connectivity issues despite the fact that I almost never have wifi problems. I got kicked out of the test 3 separate times even though for the last 2, my connection was stable. I recommend upgrading your internet just in case since ProctorU/LSAC seemed especially volatile to anyyyy changes in connection speed.

I had major issues!! My internet stopped working and I got booted out of the test, I switched networks, and then even though my network was stable from then on, I got booted out twice more. The proctor eventually had me restart my computer which I'm really nervous will automatically have my test cancelled since the video monitoring would have stopped? Though hopefully since they were the ones who suggested it, that won't be the case?

I don't totally understand how, in AC E, focusing on difficulties of succeeding translates into succeeding less. It felt like too big of an assumption. Lots of people have low self-esteem or are pessimistic and are still high achievers.

The biggest thing for me has been getting at least 2 hours in in the morning, usually from 7-9 before I start work (obviously easier if you work remotely and don't have any commute time). That way even if something comes up in the evening or I need to work late or am just too tired, I feel good about having gotten a few solid hours in!

@ My biggest tip is get it done early!! Getting like 2 hours in in the morning before work made it feel really manageable because even if I didn't have any energy in the evening to study, I'd already gotten some good focused time in for the day.