Is the variable section going to be any random section type between LR, LG and RC?
Hi there,
The LSAC hasn't explicitly said so, but it does seem to be a strong inference that the fourth experimental section will be one of LG, LR, or RC.
I was also wondering if in order to prepare for this fourth section during practice testing, whether we should be using the flex simulator or take a full length practice test? Or what would be the best approach to doing practice tests to accurately prepare for this format? Thank you!
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Is the variable section going to be any random section type between LR, LG and RC?
Hi there,
The LSAC hasn't explicitly said so, but it does seem to be a strong inference that the fourth experimental section will be one of LG, LR, or RC.
I was also wondering if in order to prepare for this fourth section during practice testing, whether we should be using the flex simulator or take a full length practice test? Or what would be the best approach to doing practice tests to accurately prepare for this format? Thank you!