I definitely hear you. I am working full time, while studying for this test and it is truly draining. If this is your first time taking the test, don't feel discouraged about having to take it again. Most schools will go for your highest score anyways.

As for time constraints, make sure to set aside time everyday after your classes to do a quick LG and a set of LR. Then on the your days off make sure to put in all your time into PT and then reviewing. Do not drain yourself out though, that is very important. Being a full time at something + studying for the LSAT can take a toll on you.

If you plan to take it again, then just look at this April test as just a practice. Also, you can always cancel your score while taking the test, if you feel like you totally bombed it.

Good luck!

I eliminated B for a different reason. Did anyone else?

How I saw it was that, B states the customers are attracted by quality and service, not low price. In the beginning of the passage, it states that the store generally sells equal numbers of Maxlast and Styron hammers prior to the move of the Maxlast, then after the move Styron still outsold.

So if B were true, then wouldn’t Styron have sold more than Maxlast prior to the move if customers are attracted by quality and not low price.

Did I eliminate this answer choice incorrectly?

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