I am in a similar predicament. Is it bad to cancel a score? Do law schools take a cancellation into account?

This is a little off topic but does anyone have any suggestions on where I can get exposed to passages like these on a daily basis? I need to get used to reading more complex passages/ writings like the ones we see on RC.

Agreed. It bothers me with the You Try lessons, as well.

I am also confused on E. I originally picked E but then chose A in the blind review. I understand why E isn't correct but do not understand how Penn being eligible for the award automatically eliminates E. He can still be eligible and not fulfill the other necessities for the award, which in turn makes it that he doesn't receive the award. I just need further explanation on that.

#feedback

Is anyone worried about thinking through this process in a timely manner when actually taking the test? I feel it would be beneficial to see a timely thought process for these questions. I know we have to learn to think through these questions slowly at first but that won't be the case on the test and I don't understand how to draw out this causal relationship/get to the correct answer in a test-friendly amount of time.

I would also be interested in joining!

Realistically, how does this apply to the exam?

Also, it would be very beneficial to be able to highlight and edit the text itself. Please consider adding this feature.