I am in the same boat...my proctor(s) were brutal. I was consistently averaging between 158-162 and ended up with a 148. I was COMPLETELY shocked this morning! Which seems very odd considering how much time I have put into studying. I didn't get all of my accommodations, and I lost some time, they disconnected during my third section, so I waited, they started the clock without me knowing, didn't give me my allotted breaks, etc. but still...how do we know what our raw score is?...or LSAC hasn't arbitrarily altered it? (I did have a pretty upsetting call with them) Is there anyway to find out how many correct questions we had in each section?

According to LSAC.org there is no fee to change as long as it is done by Aug 9, 2020 11:59 EDT.

Can I ask a favor? I also had the tough last section of the LG- junior/senior, and have never seen anything like that before....I ran out of time. I had a number of proctor issues and decided to cancel my Feb Flex test score since LG is my best section, 0 to -3. Would someone message me where I could find something similar to this section in PT's or JY's teaching so that my next test, I am not completely stumped? Private message to my inbox would be fine too. Would really appreciate it. Thank you, in advance!

Big hugs to you all!!! We will get there....

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super post- loved it! I hope you get into the law school of your dreams. Congratulations on your little girl!

Thanks! For the schools that I have been accepted, I received anywhere from 40-65% tuition scholarships....so I thought that was pretty decent. Would be nice to make decisions as I need to make seat deposits by tomorrow but with so many schools not getting back to me, that makes it tough. I don't want to take a spot from someone else then back out...nor do I want to waste money, but don't want to take the chance either. UGH! Should have went last year!!!

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Are you living in the US? are you an international student like myself? Wondering, if it makes a difference this year with the number of applicants increasing so much...

I am one of those that my LG and RC are the strongest. LR is always inconsistent. I think there are others like me. My hope of starting law school in 2020 is looking bleak.

@ I too struggle with chronic pain and a number of other health issues due to an accident, and my traditional test was extremely difficult because of my health. Hence I need a rewrite. Having 3 sections would be beneficial. Email me with your questions pls.

@ Let me guess, you're one of the 20 000 test takers who are writing the May LSAT FLEX?

Surely, you would want me, a traditional LSAT test taker, to silence my voice....isn't that the reason we are all going into law school in the first place? when we see discrimination, we are to take a stand to make the world a better place...at least that is why I am going into law.

I have permanent disabilities, not by choice, but LSAC didn't give me the option to write only 3 sections of a 5 section test, in my own home, at the time of day that I prefer. No matter which way you spin it, as Killoran stated, it HUGELY advantages May FLEX test takers.

I am taking a stand! So should the rest of the "traditional" LSAT test takers.

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3 sections vs. 5 sections, written in your own home, at your chosen time, is a huge advantage to the May LSAT FLEX takers, and I voiced my opinions to LSAC. Just having 3 sections limiting the cognitive fatigue is an advantage. Many schools have extended their deadlines until June 1, just in time for these test results to come out. Likely May test takers will have inflated LSAT scores and will take away significant scholarships and spots in law schools that they may not have gotten with a traditional exam.

I need accommodations and am being told I have to wait to a traditional test can be written in my province (which LSAC said June) but that isn't accurate as Alberta is shut down until at least July, but likely September according to our government.

How is this FLEX promoting fairness, equality and integrity to the law school admission process!!!! I am outraged.

Let LSAC know your thoughts by email

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Count me in! I have 2 boys, 9 and 11 and I am in my 40's...writing again in January or February. Let's rock this LSAT!

Awesome job! Please be proud of your accomplishments...you have earned it!!!

Add me in!