I'm still completely lost by using superscript and don't get why we have to over complicate this. I failed algebra a record number of times and the appeal of the LSAT was no math. Maybe I just need to reconsider my career plans.

I also started with Khan and just moved over here. I appreciate there being a free resource but I found KA to be incredibly unhelpful to the point where starting fresh and having everything properly explained here made sense. You could get your PT answers from KA and manually enter them here to help establish your track record and have those results available to analyze.

Anyone else get really hung up on the name Sklar? I kept thinking he was mispronouncing Skylar. But after doing the question and the entire lesson it finally hit me that Sklar and Talbert are both last names. #ADHD

I'm pretty sure it is that LSAC will reimburse you for a hotel room for a night.

So if you are taking the test remotely, you have to provide the testing location. Sorry if I am misunderstanding. I'm also taking the test with accommodations, have to take it remotely because of them and don't have a quiet place to take it and LSAC was no help. So just a heads up in case you are in the same boat. You should be able to use the highlighters and there will be a timer.

Hi, I'm interested in joining. My email is datanully@.com. I'm in EST

That was a very useful and slightly scary webinar. Thanks for doing that. Very useful. (I am a little stuck on the person who wrote the LOR for business school and got so mad it was used for law school that they complained to LSAC. I understand the misrepresentation issue from LSAT's end, I'm wondering about someone willing to write one for business school only. I wasn't clear if this applicant deliberately misrepresented what kind of school they were applying to or if they planned to apply to business school at some earlier point and just reused the letter. The former would make a little more sense given that extreme reaction.)