Yes you can apply without having your scores in! The scores, transcripts, and recommendation letters are separate from the actual application itself. When you submit an application to a school, the school receives that piece and then requests the CAS report from LSAC (the part with your scores & other stuff). The school won't consider your application until all parts are in of course, but your app will still show up as being submitted on time. I did this for an app with a scholarship deadline of Jan 1. More info on this on LSAC website: https://www.lsac.org/contact/jd-help-and-faqs

For question 12, I'm wondering why E is not right; according to the passage, much of our language use results from choices and people are subject to persuasion, so couldn't it be said that descriptivists' empirical observations of language use/language change confirm the prescriptivists' views? E was not discussed in the live video. #help

Ok why is peninsular Spain excluded from Europe for question 11 when it's included in Europe for question 9. That's absurd, especially bc it seems like a reasonable common knowledge assumption that Spain is part of Europe and that first paragraph doesn't clearly suggest to me that the author believes otherwise..

"Always" doesn't negate to "never," it negates to "not always," and when you apply this negation to answer choice B, it doesn't seem too relevant

Wow I haven't come across that question stem before, but I'm assuming it's a could be false question. Like in the way a "most supported" question asks for what could be true, this is a "least supported" question asking for what could be false.

Also having the same problem. The particular tags setting isn't working either.

I was thinking the argument assumes ordinary human & astronaut capacities to be the same because the stimulus says that the space station will provide medical knowledge "about the limits of human capacities," but your explanation does show why A is the better choice, so that helps, thank you!

Thank you!