Thank you so much @

Is there any way that the practice lsats could just be switched so that the 4th section is always an LR section? this way we could take the first 3 sections timed and then take a break and use the last section as a practice LR section. @

The issue that I had with answer B is the fact that it says that it says “in part”, isn’t the intended meaning of a piece of writing indicated 100% by the writers arrangement of words and sentences?? What else are people going off of when people are reading? This still doesn’t make sense to me.

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I'm not really sure what advantage being able to cancel your score has. Unless the schools you are applying to take an average of all your scores –which for me (as a Canadian) I have not seen. If it's not a great score and you write again (scoring higher on this second write), but don't cancel the first write, schools will choose the highest score regardless. If any one has any input please let me know.

The University of Alberta and McGill take your average LSAT score in Canada.