can someone let me know what this all means? how do we read this data and decide to apply based on them? does this mean that LSATs taken during flex are looked at more leniently, or are we just assuming more people took the exam this year?
@ oh no. was quantum fields & aperture also topics for your RC?
has anyone so far had a non-RC experimental section?
I had LG-RC-LR-RC. difficulty level of the first RC felt way, way easier than the second. not sure which one is the experimental, but fingers crossed it's the one we all found difficult.
Thank you all for the advice! Did you have to download a certain type of software pre-exam? When did you get your time to take the exam?
I'm interested!
Hi everybody!
Taking the June LSAT. I have a rudimentary understanding of how FLEX works but am unsure of really happens on test day.
What is the proctor/ situation like? Does your screen lag when taking the exam? Any prep tricks/ tips you guys have before my big day? Any ways to calm your nerves? What time did you start/ finish?
Really would love any/all advice. Thanks to everyone in advance!
@ said:
I have the same question- also are you able to stimulate flex on Law Hub?
No :( Unfortunately, LSAT hasn't given us options to stimulat FLEX yet on Law Hub
To everyone that's been taking timed PTs-- Is it better to take full practice exams on the LSAC website, or to stimulate flex conditions on 7Sage? What did you all find was more efficient /accurate? It's much easier to stimulate FLEX on 7Sage's interface, but I feel like the question clarity (especially for questions like RC) are so much better on the LSAC test hub.
I could use any advice.
Thanks!
@ thank you so much!! :)