No I mean that I took the June 2018 test, which was all handwritten and am satisfied with my writing sample. Then, I took the June 2019 test, which was all handwritten except for the writing sample, which could be done from home if we wanted to. I haven't done the second writing sample because I am satisfied with my first one, but I am wondering how it would look if I used my writing sample from a over a year ago with my test from a few months ago.
I took the June 2018 LSAT and although I wasn't happy with my score, I was happy with my writing sample which is handwritten. I took the June 2019 LSAT and am happy with my score, and am wondering whether it would look bad if I submitted my June 2019 LSAT with my June 2018 writing sample.
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Did anyone else find the real RC to be particularly challenging?
Yes. It killed me!
Did anyone have the RC section with fisheries or movies and their intended audiences?
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