I found the earlier tests similarly less challenging. And by tests I mean test. But the way to “fix” that is simply getting used to more recent tests by using them as PTs.

I've been feeling the same way. Pretty hard. I need to take more practice tests for sure, but my most recent score I had a hard time believing at all. What I keep trying to reassure myself of is this: had you sat for that exam you'd have gotten that score, which means you can do it again. Sometimes things just click, and they get a little easier. Maybe that's happening to you! Seize it, capitalize on it, and keep plugging away. The higher your ceiling, the easier it'll be to get that magic score you'll be happy with on test day!

Yeah I've actually since realized that using the generic Flex score converter just gave a different score from what you get if you convert the raw score and find the scaled score from that instead. Thanks for the help!

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Hi @

We looked at your account and we noticed that you took the PrepTest using the Answer Sheet. However, the "LSAT flex mode" checkbox was not ticked. You can edit your PrepTest by selecting the PrepTest on the PrepTest tab. Next, tick the checkbox that says "LSAT flex mode" then tap the "Save and Score LSAT" button. See the GIF below:

I hope this helps! Let us know if you're still having trouble.

I definitely took the test as a Flex test, so I think the problem came from trying to view my score on the app or something. Thanks for the help in changing the scores back!

@ said:

Hi @

Sorry for the trouble. To help us investigate the issue, can you tell me which PrepTests you are having the issue with?

Thank you.

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