Hi! I am not sure where you are located but I believe in Ontario you can apply to law school before you write the lsat. You just indicate on your application that you are writing the lsat and they review your file then. So you could re-write the lsat in October and begin your application in September etc. Some people even re-write in January. I am not 100% sure though as I am applying for the first time in the fall, this is just my understanding.
I understand why B is correct but fail to understand why A is incorrect. Could somebody explain in greater detail why A is incorrect? #help
Hi everyone,
Just have a few questions for those who will be writing upcoming lSAT test dates, or who who have written the LSAT online in the past.
What methods or tips can I use to mitigate the disadvantages of writing the test online vs paper? For example, for questions I find it very important to highlight and circle key words. I assume there is no option like this for the online version.
Thank you.
I see why B makes sense but I still struggle to understand why A is incorrect. The video explanation just glossed over it without explaining why it is incorrect. #help #feedback
C seemed to me like it was directly attacking the premise rather than the support and that's why I am having a hard time with it. How can I rationalize that it does not?
I didn't choose B because I felt like it was directly attacking the conclusion rather than the support. This is something I am still struggling to grasp.
Same here. It was the "few days" that threw me off when in the question it specified one or two days.
Yes E sounded too extreme to me as well.
I don't believe scheduling is open yet. This is my first time writing the LSAT so I am nervous and confused about scheduling.