Try starting at Q17 and show that curse who's boss.

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Anyone worried that a civil war is going to begin and we'll be trying to get our LSAT in amidst bombings, gunfire, and martial law?

I already have my addendum drafted up.

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Thanks for this. Well done.

I asked this question yesterday and no one replied.

https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/25885/recommended-pts-approaching-test-day

The target time for this question is 1:39. It took 5mins just to diagram the stimulus. I know that fully diagramming is not required and that much of that 5min is lawgic explanation but I would like to see the question worked out in 90 seconds so I can properly gauge the steps I need to take.

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Aside from Yale and Stanford, it wont hurt you

It can HELP in, but not having legal experience will never knock you out of anywhere

Possibly, a noob question, but why? Do Yale and Stanford not accept people with legal experience?

As someone about to take the test in 4 hours that has spent the last 2 hours drilling grouping games......I'm in danger!

@ In/Out is grouping.

You can certainly take it after but your LSAT score won't be released until the WS is approved. My advice is to take it ASAP. It isn't anything you need to prepare for. Might as well get it done so it doesn't hold up your score.

@ TBH, my brain is so fried right now I can't remember Sunday. I did have to hit "submit" at some point but I didn't check what it said on my LSAC page afterwards.

It just seems like the "read aloud" rule is a relic of the traditional LSAT where you could disturb others. In the flex format, when you're alone in your own room it just seems unnecessary.

Especially since we can't "write" on the test. My RC passages are typically full of arrows and underlining. All things we can't do on the flex.

Is it too late to get an accommodation for my Tourettes?

How has this changed with the Flex? Are proctors actively telling people to stay silent even though there is technically no one else to disturb anymore?

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@ Their generic email, forget what it is. Someone on reddit said that it's the best way to reach them because over the phone they can't do anything.

That wasn't my experience.

I mailed a letter (with a stamp!) and got no reply.

I emailed them and got no reply.

I called them and explained my issue and the rep was in the process of telling me to email them in the information when I interrupted her and told her I had already done that weeks ago. She asked me the date I had sent the email, I told her, and she said, "Ok, I see it here. You should have an answer in 24-48 hours."

I got an answer 4 hours later.

That tells me that the emails to arrive but they're just sitting in a massive queue and they would have sat there forever if I hadn't called. As soon as I called and had a human actually find the request, it was immediately dealt with.

P.S. They didn't change a damn thing.

Don't you get 60 seconds between sections? My bathroom is just outside the door where I'm taking the flex. I'm sure I can manage in 60 seconds.