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Go to resources, from there you can go to prep test. Click that one and it should load a list of all the prep test that you have done or not done. To retake, you have to delete the test that you have done before and restart again. Sadly, the test can't keep your original test score since you deleted it, but you can always mark it down somewhere as reference on how much you improve
@josh689 said:
Hey,
I have not started any applications yet (still have to take the LSAT) but I was a tutor at my university's writing center for most of my time in undergrad(just graduated) and so have a lot experience editing/reviewing all kinds of writing. If you are comfortable, I can def take a look at your essays.
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Hi there,
I'm wondering if someone would like to have a look at my GPA addendum explaining why my GPA drop while I was in university. I did take one year off to do college for a year and I passed it and then another year off to do work. I did graduate last April 2020, however not the GPA I hoped for.
I'm more than willing to have a look at your essay in exchange for your kindness (maybe anything but a full PS draft for that paragraph lol, but if you also want to also look at my why school statement once I finish it ----).
Thanks in advance!
I bombed the Aug-Sept LSAT and I'm register for the January test. I've using 7Sage, along with Mike Kim's book, Kaplan, and free tutoring from varies sites. I'm looking for people who can help work and understand together. I mean like daily prep during the weekdays since I work during the weekends. I was scoring in the mid 150s to low 160s a few times, but my score and understanding isn't where I wanted to be.
https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/application-requirements-for-top-schools/ is the link for it
Hello,
I am taking the Aug LSAT-flex for the first time and I want to ask how to improve both sections before test time? I have been serious since May and I have been having trouble in getting the answers correctly. Somehow, I would know the answer right away but then I would second guess myself in picking the wrong answer and finding out that the answer I knew the first time was the correct on and not the other answer. Is there advice out there to fix it before test day? Thanks
They sent out an email that they will give us a head's up in a week or so. The days are Saturday, Sunday and Monday to sign up for the test
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