@ congrats to you too!! I didn’t really know how to think either but I’m committing to relaxing for the next few weeks 😭 We shall see!

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My order was LG - RC- LR

LG

ordering of student seating (maybe?)

upper and lower floors

break in at a museum

econ course w prerequisites

It was really hard mostly because it was my first section and I was really nervous. Also I kept getting the upper and lower floors mixed up in my mind. Could have been -0 could have been -5 (LMAO).

RC-

Britaain - English Pacifist

Inuit gov't in Canada

Judicial philosophy

Keystone species

Relatively easy. I thought. One question in the keystone passage that i'm still unsure about.

LR-

high sodium diets (still can't figure out the answer RIP)

Chinese dinosaurs

arson/cracked glass

yo i had the same test 😭 how did u remember all these once i took the test i completely emptied them out of my head. I thought LR was tough!!

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Sorry to hear that happened to you. Unfortunately I do not have any insight to share with you, just empathy. I have not done my writing sample yet. Does the system provide spell check?

the system did provide spell check at least for me (macbook pro)

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@ thank you so much, that means a lot!! I'm sure you did great, congrats that it is over. Do you know why you couldn't connect with your proctor for so long?

It’s because my Mac had accessibility and security settings they didn’t let me know beforehand that I needed to enable ProctorU to access or something, so it took a couple back and forths with their technical support but their technical support team is great and handled everything for me. Just threw me off a bit

Come into the test expecting proctor issues is also a tip i'd add. I expected the worst and was not thrown off when I wasn't able to connect with my proctor securely for 40 minutes at the beginning. Also from the sounds of it the test I took today was completely different from what I've seen people say about Saturday's test. You got this @ your comments have helped me so much these past few months! Good luck!!

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so between the two sections I lost time dude to my proctor doing a system check, usually about 40 seconds each time, I also lost time during brief connection outages. Is that normal? I still think I did well but I wasn't too thrilled with that and am wondering if anyone else had that experience/what to do

call LSAC and they will review the screen recording

@ I just finished. I thought LG was pretty easy but the wording on one of the games shocked me lol. RC kind of average I think.., and LR had some tough cookies in there for sure. Just glad to be done now for now!!!

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Test wasn't bad at all, couldn't sleep night before made it worse :(. Games were typical difficulty, RC easier language, LR easier language than PT.

omg i could NOT sleep either. fell asleep at 6am for the first time in my life lol. testing in 20minutes 😭 sunday june flex gang we got it!!!

@ thank you!!! :blush:

@ on website it says you just need to put it face down out of arms reach. @ you should absolutely call LSAC and ProctorU if anything arises and you can’t reach your proctor during the exam.

i find that when I retake games a month or 2 later, even if I remember the game, the questions feel completely new to me

@ I'm right here with you my friend LOL

@ wow how did they take a full hour for you?

Anyone taking it tomorrow? lol I feel lonely seeing all the posts/comments about taking the test today.

I definitely acquired all the skills LOL

Take a break and actually commit to taking the break. It's in your hands now and you got it!!!

For the June flex (this upcoming weekend) they didn't let us know the specific dates until May 26. But it will likely include both of the weekend days and one weekday. I had to take off work as well and I just did the whole week before the estimated dates on the LSAC website, even before they told us the dates.

Also, check out the video tutorials on LSAC on how to start up the on-demand proctoring software and test that out beforehand with their "Get Acquainted" link - it helped me figure out there is a slight issue with my Macbook where it would duplicate words I typed and that wouldve freaked me out if I started the section without knowing it would do that. All in all, it was really easy and low stress though, so don't fret, you'll do great!

I spend around 3 minutes per passage too, sometimes even up to 5 minutes on harder passages - like others have said, it's more important to go through questions fast than to read fast. I cut costs by making sure the 3 minutes reading are well-spent and I understand what exactly it is I'm reading, then breeze through the questions as fast as I can. Definitely doable!

Hi! I studied on and off 2 years (grinding it out the past 6 months especially). Started with 147 diagnostic and now scoring 170+. Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss. I'm taking the flex this weekend!

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Everyone: PLEASE LET YOUR PROCTOR KNOW TO PAUSE THE TEST IF THEY NEED TO SPEAK WITH YOU. A lot of them for some ungodly reason just blabber while the timer is running, it's ridiculous and you won't get that time back. I let mine know before starting the April Flex and he happily obliged.

bless you for this. so many unwritten rules to worry about because of ProctorU - I haven't even thought about this until now

@ from the LSAC website: "Five blank sheets of scratch paper (lined, unlined, or graphed)"

3 PTs a day? are you human my friend?

@ omg you're about to save my life

@ lmao honestly, can't trust anyone to be quiet when you need them to be. Better safe than sorry!