@oliviacallan369 said:

I had two LG - was the LG section with the 7 items lined up in a circle real?

Yes. Definitely real. I had that one. I only had 1 LG section, and had three LR sections.

I think one solid piece of advice I reflected upon from David’s presentation is to apply as early as you can to increase your admission chances! When you apply earlier there are more spots in an incoming class, which helps slightly increase your admission chances! September-November are great times to apply, and December can be good too. Jan and Feb are a little later in the cycle. Along with this, it’s definitely better to choose to take a later LSAT (like November for example) and work to get a higher score, rather than submit an application earlier with a lower score, if you have the ability to. Usually you can determine when would be the best time to apply based on your UGPA and LSAT score. If you’re numbers are below the medians, or if you feel like your application is not the strongest, then it’ll be more advantageous to wait because every additional point, can help your chances to be admitted! Good luck this cycle! :)