This is my first official LSAT and I didn't ever dream I would score this high! I had an average in the low 170's, besides one major outlier of a flex at 179 I never scored anywhere near 177 and it still feels surreal to see my score. Glad to never have to look at this test again
AC A was a relatively weak answer choice yes, but I think this question wasn't too bad, it was pretty easy to eliminate the other answer choices. I didn't feel like A was a strong justification but it provided the most justification
First time I've done 100% in the rest of RC and gotten nearly every question in a particular passage wrong. IDK why this one isn't rated as 5 stars.
They typically send out an email 2ish weeks before. Probably around June 1st/2nd.
Recent educational developments also threw me off. Did not like answer choice B but I thought "recent educational development" was illustrated anyhwere in the passage.
I don't think I can attach an image here but something changed when I go to where I take problem sets, the buttons and stuff no longer take up the full width of my browser and for some reason have been squeezed into a small vertical area, the same when I take sections, the actual screen with the questions is really small. How do I fix this?
It is the same with other browsers that I have tried.
LSAC used to list when an LSAT was done with accommodations and they got in trouble for it so no longer can so that may be the case. I'd imagine most legally blind students probably write a diversity statement or at least mention it somehow in their application either way though.
Was reading the 75th and thought that was the median and had a brief panic attack. Thank you!
Is this a thing? I know I can go to "existing problem sets" but that only shows the LR questions I did in the CC and any of the logic games I've done. I did an LR section yesterday and closed the window and I don't know if there is anyway to get back to my answers, don't remember which ones I got wrong.
You can't assume that M is not an architect, the only difference is Y has been an architect for 15 years and that makes her more qualified, For all we know M could have been an architect for 10 years, and is just less qualified since he has less experience.
Yes, the stimulus does mention businesses closing, but nowhere does it mention this is the primary way people lose their jobs, for all we know most people lose their jobs because the business is trying to reduce expenses, so they lay off a bunch of employees but still remain open.
Studied on an off starting around September of 2020 or so.