Can’t wait for this tonight. I’ve been working on the MSS questions on the core Curriculum and have been struggling. It will be nice to sit back and get some fresh feedback on different strategies to attack these type of questions.

Thank you so much. I must have missed that part in JY original post.

@ i 100% agree. I’ve completed a few from the LSAT prep books I’ve purchased. So I’m familiar with most of the format. I know I just need to not get uncomfortable with typing faster than I think. I feel the major drawback from written to digital is that sometimes we gloss over sections typed because we think in our head they make sense. When really our grammar may not be perfect.

@ thank you!! I was a bit confused on how long the period I could take to complete the written section. I feel i will probably take it the following Monday just to get it out of the way and to give me a day to relax from taking the LSAT. Appreciate the help. @ @

Thanks. I heard something about that on the LSAC website. What I’m wondering is if I have to take he written section before I take my actual LSAT. Or if I am able to take the written section the day after my LSAT.

I think it’s fixed. It’s working on my end. Hopefully it does now for everyone else.

I remember sending in my app on July 15, and I didn’t get a response til last Friday. My guess is LSAC is trying approve accommodations as thoroughly as they can. If you don’t get an email by the end of this week, I would directly call the accommodation phone number. Don’t email them, you will be waiting for a while. Call and let them know you haven’t received a response yet. Best wishes