@ said:

I signed up for the Nov flex test, but LSAC has not changed my registration from in-person to flex yet (test date currently shows as 11/14). Is anyone else experiencing this? I haven't received any communication from them either.

Not worried yet, but curious what might be causing the delay.

Same for me as well.

Hi, I'm interested and can be reached at richardakuson@.com. Looking forward to it!

Great news!

Hi, I'm interested--I'll be taking the test in November.

I'm VERY interested.

Hi Charlotte, I'm VERY interested. I'm EST, too, and planning on taking the November test. My email is nutrientsnyc@.com.

Many thanks for this info, but does this mean there's flexibility on whether one can take the essay section on that day or not?

@ said:

Thanks for the shout-out, @. I don't know the full story, and predicting someone's chances without an LSAT score is a bit like trying to plot a point on the map with only a longitude coordinate, but your soft factors are eye-popping, so yes, you have a chance! Study your heart out for the LSAT and get in touch (editors@.com) if you think you might want some editorial or strategic guidance.

Thank you, David. I'll definitely get in touch once I have my scores. Many thanks!

@ said:

Although there is no perfect method for predicting with 100% accuracy what scores/grades someone needs to gain admission to T-14 law schools, https://classic.7sage.com/predictor/ is a really solid tool to measure someone's general chances. To derive an answer to the question: What do you think is the lowest I could score on the LSAT to stand a good chance of getting into these schools? Run a few numbers through that tool.

You have a compelling story to tell so you might want to eventually look into some guidance from 7Sage admissions to assist you through the application process, editing essays etc.

https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/dashboard/

@ is extremely helpful with these matters

Best of luck, keep us posted with updates of your journey with the LSAT and applying!

David

Thank you, David.