Taking the September test next week [remotely] and I have been doing all my studying using my monitor and magic trackpad, I know the monitor will have to go on test day, but I scoured LSAC and Prometric's websites to see if a bluetooth mouse is allowed or not, the interest seems to indicate its fine but most answers are a few years old, so I'm unclear if policies have changed with the times or the new proctoring server.
Any guidance would be super helpful!
is this available for test takers with extended time as well?
a good strategy I have found when you’re in a time crunch, is saving the comparative passage for last, make sure you have at least 5 minutes remaining, read passage A and quickly go through all the questions and eliminate answer choices or answer all the questions you can, then with a minute or two left skim B and confirm the remaining answer choices with the additional info. It’s by no means full proof, but by only reading the first passage in detail, you can answer usually 2 to 4 questions and eliminate half the answers for the others.
Hope that’s helpful!
#help I am not understanding how the necessary conditional statement that forms the conclusion is getting translated to ( less intelligent → /determine )
Could someone explain how you reason that "at least as intelligent" becomes "less intelligent than" when you contrapose the necessary part of the conclusion?
I just opened the website to a notification that I should try the quicker + better way to learn logic with 7sage's beta 2 version. I edited my settings but lost all progress, I try to return to the lesson I was working on and it says "not included in subscription" , I tried to undo the update but the checkbox disappears from settings the second you open the page?
I want to undo this beta version and just go back to my progress on standard. #help #admin
If you have a hard drive that you can pull some documents/videos/photos off your laptop i would highly recommend doing so! Clear your cache and make sure that you have at least 10-20% free storage. I used OmniDiskSweeper and OnyX to clear some space and then updated my computer to the newest software. For my last LSAT my proctorU "Test my equipment" all went fine and then on test day my computer would not connect to the server at all -- took over an hour of tech support with them and I eventually gave up and (thankfully) was able to use a different laptop to start my test. Certainly a nerve wracking way to kick off test day, hope everything goes okay for you tomorrow! Good luck!
I don't believe that there were "experimental" sections prior to the PT90's +. 7sage scores you out of 99 when the actual lsat (currently) scores you out of 75, you can self adjust your score and do some calculations to determine what three scored sections would've resulted in [i usually take the second LR and drop the questions I got right on BR which usually gives me back a few points].
PT 88 and 89 are notoriously challenging tests. Don't sweat it. I wouldn't worry about the games, practice drilling similar types but in my experience, the actual LSAT games feel like one is really tough/weird, two are standard, and the last one is fairly easy