@Claudia W Same! I wonder why you can't take the contrapositive of E here like in other question types.
Madison K, Goal Score of 160+ and at least 5 law school acceptances with a full-ride for spring 2026
@jojoka This is a great point! Would love that too, to compare levels of understanding.
@Sanique Rowe Hi yes! The problem comes for me when I accidentally push skip to results instead of the BR Later, then there is no way to go back, even by refreshing the browser to do blind review. Maybe a pop up notification like "Are you sure you want to skip BR?" when someone presses skip to results, or something would be really helpful!
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@Niki Lakestani Same, I prefer waiting till the next day! You can wait to take the BR by closing out the test, but sometimes I push the wrong button and then there's no option to allow BR again.
@KennyB This was super helpful. Thank you!
Hi 7Sage!
One thing I noticed is that if you accidentally skip the Blind Review while taking a PT, then there is no other option to retake using Blind Review. This makes studying really frustrating, and I think it would be really helpful to have the option to BR even if you know your PT score results. I hope this can be implemented soon!
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Madison <3
I would recommend a tutor, at that level its likely small but super specific lapses in reasoning or assumptions that you are making, I think a tutor would help spot those gaps for you!
I recommend doing maybe 3-5 questions, so you have some practice for the day!
#feedback should have a practice drill here
@cgreat15 yes, check their aba reports for every school to see stuff like average lsat/gpa, bar passage rate, and what percent of students receive scholarships + post grad outcomes! Sorry for the late reply, hope this helps! :)
@J.Y. Ping Still broken for me at 1:22pm EST
Most clowns are unionized
Negation: /(C-m->U) "It's not the case that most clowns are unionized"
Translated: 0-50% of clowns are unionized
@Mona Ashok Chugani The main focus of undergrad should be your GPA + building your resume/ internship experience in college. I would focus on the LSAT during spring of sophomore year forward so that you have a great GPA/ foundation!
@cgreat15 I think that's a great plan! I would look into U of Oregon though, I've heard mixed reviews about their grade curve, so I would make sure to read their ABA report and try to chat with current students if you can! Good luck on everything! :)
@liamadamczyk Most advisors recommend 8-15 depending on your goals, risk tolerance for loans, and if you want to apply to mostly T-14 law schools vs local state schools.
Hey! I would look at the schools ABA report to see their average GPA/ LSAT and see where you fit! If you are at/above median for either score then apply this cycle, but if you genuinely think you can get a higher score (OR you're not at the median of atleast one) than wait or try to submit an updated score later in the cycle!
@AamaniThompsonlaw25 LSAC compiles your GPA in the CAS (credential assembly service)
LSAT Manifestation: I'll be a 160+ scorer with hard work and dedication
Hey! Could use some help with this question. I think it requires an assumption in answer choices A/B and C, because how would we assume that more unsponsored paintings leads to innovation and in turn a reduction of innovation from sculpture? It makes sense for why maybe less sculptures overall were made in 19th century France, but can someone explain why those don’t have the same flaw?
@isabella.pliska You cannot switch all for most as a rule of thumb!
To buy an older car, you must be able to drive stick. Therefore, if you can drive stick you've driven older cars.
Could someone review this example and tell me if I'm understanding it right?
I use it to test my confidence in my ACs and it has definitely shown that I have under-confidence issue, just wish there was a better way to see that across your drills, sections, and PTs without having to go through them individually to compare. Love it so far though!