@publicbenjamin638 yeah and my experimental was also 26 questions so none of them had 25 questions, which makes it hard to figure out which one the experimental was.

@publicbenjamin638 So I was actually trying to pay attention to that during the test but the weird thing is that all 3 of my LR sections were 26 questions, which I thought was weird because that means my test added up to 102 total questions. But yeah, since they all had 26 questions, I'm not sure which one was experimental.

@ramseyerjosephine639.josephine Do you remember which section this question was from? I also had 3 LR sections and I remember this question but i can't recall what section it was from.

@publicbenjamin638 Yeah, I saw those haha my problem is that I'm blanking as to which section those questions were from so I was wondering if anyone knows. Maybe I should have clarified what i was confused about because even though I saw this list, I can't really remember which section they were from. Based on what I can remember, I think either section 3 or 4 was the experimental for me but i was wondering if anyone who took the same test can confirm that for me since I can't seem to remember which section these questions were from lol. I appreciate it though. What sections were LR for you?

@jhaldy10325 @gregoryalexanderdevine723 do you guys know if a "disadvantage addendum" is the same thing as a diversity statement? The prompt says to talk about any socio-economic disadvantages you have overcome. Or is that different from a diversity statement?

@lawschoolstuff16866 ohhh okay i got you. so do you write a 'why x school' statement for every school you apply to separately even if they don't ask for one?

i think @gregoryalexanderdevine723 kinda answered my question. I meant where would i submit two different personal statements. I guess i can just add the second one under the addendum. @lawschoolstuff16866 is that what you meant?

@lawschoolstuff16866 How are you sending schools 2 personal statements though if you don't mind me asking?

@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Got it! thanks man. I might have to just mention that at least in the addendum then or something.

@msami1010493 thanks, i appreciate it.

Yeah, thats what i read online too but how do we know if they use an electronic transfer service or not? @msami1010493 Sorry haha the answer might be obvious. I'm just not sure...

A similar thing happened to me where I'm usually strong on games but i got to game 4 with 10 minutes left on the clock and couldn't really figure out the game board so i ended up taking educated guesses for the entire last game. This also kind of shook my confidence for the final LR section. Either way, I'm keeping my score because i want a score on record to apply with and if I'm not happy with my score, I can always retake. I think u should keep your score.

Yeah, it does help. I actually ended up putting my CC under other institutions as well. I was just confused because it says "level attended" and i didn't know what to mark because none of them applied. I just ended up just marking Bachelors even though i didn't get my bachelors at CC obviously haha. @staciaglee275

@olineali684 Yeah, Game 4 was pretty bad.(At least for me it was) I got to it with 10 minutes left on the clock but i struggled setting it up so I just gave it my best effort.

Thanks for all the feedback guys. I think I'm going to start working on my apps this week and then also add in LSAT studying starting next week again just in case I would have to retake. I'm going to try to do both at the same time until the scores get released.

@msami1010493 yeah idk why I said 3 weeks haha I think it comes out January 4th. I feel okay about the test but idk if I should take off a whole month while I wait for the results or not. Tough decision. That's why I was hoping to get some other opinions