I'm having the same issue. I was using Chrome, it would let me access everything except the material. I moved over to Safari and had the same issue. Now I'm on the app and still am unable to access the materials. SOS 7SAGE

I say take all four and then pick three after you read the letters. Friends who got into law schools said that their best letters came from those individuals who spoke genuinely in their recommendation. So accept all four and pick the top three based on how well they are written and the relationship they highlight.

I've used this tactic throughout all of my highschool and college life. I imagined the one giving the warning was a loved one (friend, parent, partner) who was letting me know I got five minutes (or 10 or 15, whatever the warning time was). Thinking about it this way sort of defeated the fear I associated with the "warning" and I'm an anxious test taker as it is so this tactic really helped. Also, depending on your upbringing or your school experiences, the word "warning" could have been used as a negative thing. If you got a warning you did something crappy but not crappy enough to get you in real trouble. I'd try referring to it as a "heads up", "notification" or "advisory". That way you can condition yourself to get over the stress associated with the word and continue working on what you're working on. The worse thing the five minute advisory can do is interrupt your chain of thought and force you to retrace your steps.

I do not fully understand what LSAT means when they say "takes for granted". Is anyone able to properly explain how to think of this phrase when approaching the questions? I tried to research it but I don't feel that I fully understand how to approach such a phrase.