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I wish someone prepared me for the kind of stylus they provided. It worked somewhat fine (albeit not every time) for picking the right answer choice (basically tapping on the screen), but it failed me every time I tried to highlight or scroll down. I wasted too much time trying to get it to work. At the end of the test, we were told to keep it as a souvenir :wink: In addition, they only let us raise the tablets like two inches off the desk surface so I couldn't see anything because of the glare. Little that I knew, you can't change your seat after you get assigned to a specific seat number. These "minor" difficulties threw me completely off balance, and I think I am bound for the January LSAT now. Otherwise, 7sage digital tester is pretty much identical to the one LSAC has. So, I would recommend using it to practice instead of printing prep tests. There is absolutely no need to buy a watch. Digital LSAT has a timer.

Do you have to use a stylus or is it responsive to your finger too? TY

P.S. Asked this question too soon! I got the answer to my question from the newer comments. TY!

Thank you for sharing! As someone who is also working full-time, I much needed it. Congratulations on an amazing score!

How much scrap paper do they provide? Worried that I won’t have enough for the games and RC (Assuming I’d chose to annotate/Low reso). Thank you!

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