Hello,
I was wondering if proctors are required to give you time back if you disconnect due to problems with your wifi. I had on the last exam and the proctor let me continue, but I'm wondering if it would be possible to get time back if it happens again. Thank you!
Hey all,
I was wondering if it would be possible to test Proctor U with a real proctor before the exam to sort out the issues that are extremely common on test day. If anybody knows if this is possible, lmk! Thanks.
Hello all,
I would like to start by saying I am not a tutor my any means--I'm just another 7sage student. But I have worked with an expensive LSAT tutor, and I am currently PT'ing 173-175 with a 170 on my November take (my test was interrupted by connection issues and one of my roomates unexpectedly coming home). I PT'd in the mid 160's for several months and saw no progress during that time, which was brutal and made me seriously consider giving up on scoring in the 170s. But with some small adjustments, a mindset change, and working with a fellow 7sager who was scoring in the mid-170s consistently, I was able to break out of the plateau. I truly believe working one on one with other students, especially during BR, is the fastest way to improve. It forces you to explain your thinking and actually engage with the BR process. If anybody would be interested in working together, just send me a private message with your email or your number, and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Good luck everyone!!!
Edit: A lot of people have contacted, so I will try my best to put everyone in touch with each other to maybe make a study/accountability group!
@ Thanks! I'll call them just to confirm
@ Would I still be able to use the score preview on October though?
I am registered for the August 30th LSAT FLEX, but I'm not quite where I want to be and want to withdraw from the exam. However, it says I can't withdraw from the exam so I am considering just not taking it and it being marked as an "absence." Would this mean that I would lose my option to use the first-time score report cancel option on the October LSAT? #help.
There is an option on the digital tester in the top right corner near the highlighting tools which you can use to add time if you have an accommodation.
I took a couple months to focus on LG only and it helped tremendously. Now I'm at the point that when I'm mentally tapped out from studying everything else, or just extremely tired, I'm still able to drill LG because a lot of the time I'm just going through the motions. I'm not a consistent -0 LG scorer, but LG as compared to RC is one of those things you can consistently do well on. Once you get to about -2 in LR and -3 in RC, every point in each section you get is almost an exponentially harder battle because of the curve the test is based on, so getting the "low hanging fruit" in LG should be a top priority, if not the top priority for you.
TLDR; I think it would be worth it.
Just a heads up-- a bunch of people have messaged me so I will try to put y'all in touch with each other, so everyone can form a study/accountability group together!!!!