@ hm they emailed everyone with it on the 26th. I would 2x check your email: I got the email and was able to sign up for a test date and time then.

Came to say that I know the exact game this Q is based off of and just would like to say that I truly feel you lol

Also PST and interested in improvements in mainly LR and LG

#help what is the "problem" that stems from Utilitarianism? The passage seems to list multiple, so I'm confused what the singular problem is and want to make sure I have a grasp on this

AC D explains why they would keep the dept overstaffed: if departmental workloads fluctuate a lot and unpredictably, then you (as a manager) would want to make sure that you don't lower the number of staff members on your team. Having more employees means being better able to respond to the fluctuations when they come.

AC E is a good reason for managers to ward staff members off. It doesn't give a reason why managers would be hesitant to let people go. It would actually encourage managers to get rid of people by encouraging them to retire early

I originally chose D timed but then changed by answer to B during BR. smh.

I think, during my second take, seeing "dramatic depictions" made me think that -- bc the first person didn't explicitly mention anything about the movies being dramatic -- it couldn't have been true they both agreed on this. should have went with my initial gut

In a very similar boat (adhd, working full time at a very demanding job, working hard, and feeling tired).

not advice at all - just commenting to say I see you, you're juggling a lot, and you're doing amazing in terms of doing what you can with what you have.

update: I got approved!

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I did initially but honestly the Analytics on 7sage are way better to hone in on your problem areas. It was so much work and I wrote too much on my own.

Would push back on this! I think there's something really helpful about having to walk through why the mistake you made was a mistake. The first time or two I did it, it took forever. It still honestly takes a while, but it takes significantly less time and has helped me so much -- especially as someone who needs to know the "why" behind just about everything, including an error that I've made.

So, really think you should implement one. I do mine in Google sheets. There's an option to draw, which I use when making LG board replications

following

this question was demonic and criminal. respectfully.

If you have an learning disability or something that would require you to read aloud, you can request accommodations! You would need to provide proof of your disability, though, which is usually a diagnosis and supporting documents from a doctor or professional.

For future application cycles, where would one go to apply?

not a huge fan of the explanation of this question .. does someone mind explaining why C is correct? #help

yea and/or you should ask your proctor

Q27 is still a blur for me. I kinda get it but kinda don't #help

if you genuinely need them? then sure, but I wouldn't say that more time translates to you scoring exponentially better. also, without assuming your circumstances, would emphasize that if you truly, medically need it? then go for it. but if you're trying to game the system? that's problematic

sees that JY and I both used "onward" for the last paragraph's low res summary

me: wow, we both said the same thing. I can taste the 180

#help I still don't get why B isn't correct tbh.

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i mean if your heart is set on a t14 school, you prolly want to do a little higher than a 160 anyway. focusing LG is definitely the most productive thing you can do to get score up

from their post: "Hello everyone. So for context, I’m not looking to go to a T14 so a 160 is pretty much what I need to get into my picks for law schools."

second this!

3 is a lot in the sense that it kinda doesn't give you enough space in between each PT to fully understand why you made the mistakes that you did. It could be really beneficial to step away from PTs (or do less of them, at least) so that you can focus on improving your fundamental understanding of things you keep getting wrong. Drilling those specific things would be more targeted than taking tons of PTs

also where did you see that it says your request is under review?

same, I didn't get a confirmation email either. Do you mind sharing the email that you reached out to?

the two days leading up to my test, I didn't study at all (despite my trying) and I scored the highest I've scored on a PT. listen to your body, but generally be okay with the fact that "studying" anything a day or two before won't make a huge leap in your score.