I am in the same boat here. RC is really dragging me down as I usually get -10 and thus finish with about 60% correct. When I finish my blind review on reading comp, I am closer to -3 or -4. Usually the last reading prompt is a disaster (as I am short on time when I get to the last few questions) and I am still making some mistakes throughout the earlier three prompts.

Looking to see what advice others have.

In the same boat with you here. Let us not allow September to drag us down! Here we go November!

Yeah +/- 3 is what LSAC uses in determining score bands. Keep in mind your own strengths and weaknesses... for example, maybe you do excellent on Logic Games because they didn't test something that you are weak on. Then, you might want to consider that (and obviously KNOW what you DO NOT KNOW so you can study!)

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It is a 15 minute break FYI. With the digital tests, it is timed by the system, and the proctors begin right as it ends. (Per my experience)

Was this how it was in September? That was not the case in July (at my center), it took them forever to get going after the break, I really hope this is a uniform rule now.

My test center got smoothly back to the test right after the break. Perhaps they were not yet familiar with it, so it slowed things down?

It is a 15 minute break FYI. With the digital tests, it is timed by the system, and the proctors begin right as it ends. (Per my experience)

Me too...

Thank you for letting us know. I am so glad that I heard of 7Sage through your logic videos online, and it is unfortunate to hear that they will have to come down.

Are you thinking about having the logic game videos available to all students, regardless of what package they have purchased on 7Sage?

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Is there a database somewhere will all the past curves? I would expect this to be among the most generous, but it occurs to me that if most of the people gutted by the LGs decide to cancel, it could push the curve up in a bad way.

Here you go! https://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/correct_targeted.cfm

Lets keep our fingers crossed...

Have other cancellations or scores on file?

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JY on flower game: "pretty easy/standard game, should take 5 maybe 6 min tops"

Too bad the test is not disclosed. I would of loved to see his explanation for that game

No the September test is disclosed.

https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines-score-release-dates/future-lsat-dates

I heard that the LG section with the animals (kittens etc. I think) was real. Can others confirm this?

You can read all about it here: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/taking-lsat/about-digital-lsat

They are using Microsoft Surface Go Tablets.

If you have access to a device with a touch screen, you can use this to get more comfortable with the digital test: https://familiar.lsac.org/

I like the digital tests. Crossing out answers is much more visibly clear. Reading comprehension has certainly changed some though, but I do not think that the other two sections have changed much.

Thank you!!!!

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Is it the same highlighting on the real one as the practice digital LSATs on LSACs website? Because that highlighting/underlining sucks. Or, do we use a stylus? How is the stylus for anyone who has used it?

I found that the stylus is even worse than using your hands -- especially for selecting answers.

Yes, the highlighting is the same as what they presently have on the get familiar LSATs online.

I did decent on the LG, but totally bombed the reading comprehension and one section of logical reasoning. Can't believe it...

But lets stay positive looking towards November!

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I would gladly read a PS and have you read either mine or another one of my documents.

Please DM me if interested!

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I am on a rotating schedule, PT , BR, Rest, RC, LR, Games, Rest. Because of school work, I have to take at least 2 days off, sometimes 3. You can definitely fill in those days in with the section you think you need most practice. You could also mix up the dates such as reviewing Games and RC on the same date if you want.

Could you elaborate on what you schedule looks like? I am going to be starting studying again, and I think a similar study schedule might work for me!

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I'm certain I'll need to re-take in November, but I gave myself two weeks off of studying and have been working on essays instead. PS and DS are in the proofreading stage, so I'm going to start working on Why X essays next. So many essays!

I'll take my first post-LSAT PT this Saturday and then back to the study plan. Phew!

Pretty much in the same boat. Registered for November, and I am going to be staying fresh by doing 1-2 PTs and deep reviews of them each week. Still can't believe how those logic games did me dirty last week!