@coandrewc145 said:

@christinamw98157 said:

@coandrewc145 said:

I am registered for a test time this weekend. Do I need to do anything other than open up ProctorU at my scheduled time? Thank you!

Double check your equipment is working + have all other programs, windows closed it what the proctoru site says. You will need your ID , too! good luck!

Thanks! Other programs? What other programs do I need? or did you mean make sure that all other programs along with additional windows are closed?

Just meant any other programs that are running - example, iMessage if you have that on your laptop!

@coandrewc145 said:

I am registered for a test time this weekend. Do I need to do anything other than open up ProctorU at my scheduled time? Thank you!

Double check your equipment is working + have all other programs, windows closed it what the proctoru site says. You will need your ID , too! good luck!

@christinamw98157 said:

So I've set my test time for the 3rd. Just to clarify, should I go to ProctorU or to LawHub first on the day of the test? Also, does anybody know how long the breaks are between sections?

You go to ProctorU at the time you signed up for, have no other windows or programs opened. Then your proctor will walk you through the rest. LSAC says there are no breaks between the 3 sections. Good luck!

@johnschengber665 said:

Are we allowed to use pens or just pencils?

LSAC said pens or pencils are fine

Am I losing my mind or did a lot of those repeat, about 5 times each? hand to face, questions sanity

Does anyone know if we have to set up a ProctorU account prior to getting the link/code/whatever it is to sign up for a time/date?

Took this from down below - someone named Beast Mode posted about it. Found it helpful!

"For MSS, the flow of information is downward so we accept the stimulus to be true and hold the answer choices suspect. It helps to ask while you’re going through the answer choices, does the stimulus support this answer choice? It should because you have the stimulus to refer back to and prove the answer choice. Only one receives support which is also known as the conclusion and the other answer choices don’t. MSS question stems include most strongly supported, best supported, most support by the information above.

For Strengthening, the information flow is upward. You’re asked to engage and analyze the stimulus. You accept the answer choices as true and the stimulus is suspect. If we assume the answer choice as true, does it answer the question we are supposed to solve, in this case does it strengthen our argument. Only one strengthens, supports or make our argument better while the others either weaken or have no effect. Strengthen question stems include lends most support, adds most support etc. I think it would help if you revisit the lesson on LR Question Stems Grouped by Level of Engagement and Direction. Other than that, drilling and memorizing helps."

This helped me so much. I am not skilled in math/percentages so I was lost in this question but your explanation helps so much! Thank you!!