Hi there,

I prepared solely on my laptop as well, and I thought the transition to the tablet was really quite seamless! If you use the LSAC familiarization tool, the format is truly identical, with the caveat that the screen will obviously be smaller. If you really want to account for this, you could just downsize the browser on your laptop a bit. You also get time at the beginning to set up all of your preferences before launching into the actual test, and it takes you through a tutorial, as well.

Other than that, they give you a stylus that co-functions as a pen. I used the stylus sometimes, but also found using your fingers and clicking was easy, as well.

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Did ANYONE reading this feel like the logic games section was normal? Obviously the people posting in this thread are more inclined to write about how hard it was, so I'm trying to get a better idea.

For my part, I've done all 87 preptests and I've maybe done one AR section that was anywhere near that hard.

Any thoughts on which PT had as difficult of an AR section? I'm not sure I've come across any

While I found the LG section incredibly difficult and echo what folks on here are saying, I believe there was a key inference that really opened up the flower game and made it more manageable than it appeared on the surface. But, yes, still brutal and it sucked up my time, leaving very little for the last game.