During a webinar on the Flex given a few weeks ago, the Powerscore guys stated that "few" schools would accept the July Flex for this cycle. How many "few" is, who knows? (Insert LR quantity joke here). I'd contact your schools of interest and ask them to be sure.

I'm just beginning this 7sage/law school journey and consider myself somewhat of a non-traditional applicant, so stories like this are very interesting to me. Thanks for posting!

I'm interested. My test is in July.

I never took a diagnostic, but took my first PT after finishing the core curriculum. I scored a 166. I feel that I should also mention that I did not do every single practice set of problems for each part of the curriculum, but did at least 5 sets for each type (probably)

As far as I am aware you cannot. JY's stance, from what I recall, was, "the best way to prep for the 3 section test is the 4 section PT, which you've been doing."

So, yeah. I paid for monthly subscription to another platform just so that I could do 3 section tests as practice leading up to the Flex.

Awesome! I was just wondering about this yesterday! Thanks team!

Accept that probably nothing you do in the next week is gonna make a massive difference at this point, so just focus on tightening things up. Maybe a take a day or two off as well so that you're not going into the test totally burnt out. I'm taking it on Tuesday and am spending the next week just tightening LG and testing out some gimmicky approaches to sections, like starting with #20 in LR or jumping around in LG, to see if they make any difference in my performance.

I have the luxury of living half a mile from my dream law school, so when I'm feeling super bummed out and/or not motivated, I'll go for a drive around the campus and listen to music to remind myself why I'm doing this. Maybe you should try just going for a drive and listening to music to unwind and think about what it is that you're doing.

This test is a LOT. There's nothing wrong with feeling unconfident, unmotivated, sad, anxious, etc. It's actually way less normal if you're not feeling that way.

Best of luck to you on the test, my friend!