Thanks! I figured they wouldn't just post a projected score but wanted to be sure! Especially since normally people are emailed in advance of their score release.

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We are supposed to get our scores back today/now right? I haven't gotten an email or anything

I thought we were supposed to get an email too! I did see a score online under LSAT status on my LSAC account but it does say "projected score". Unsure if this is our actual score?

I am in Toronto, applying this fall as well - a study group would be great! :)

I get a lot of test anxiety, and found that I was getting anxious even sitting down to do practice tests. I started to do a few anxiety-reducing meditation/ breathing exercises throughout the day leading up to sitting down to take a test (the night before, the morning of, a few hours before and then right before). I found that doing this often, and making it a habit, really helped! I like to use the Headspace app - they have a lot of good targeted meditations :)

I have heard from powerscore that they recommend PT 85 and 86 as good ones to drill for their similarity to current testing! Good luck :)

I asked JY a question about LSAT flex on the zoom webinar Tuesday, and he said that they can't create a conversion tool, even if they wanted to, because they don't know how exactly the conversion is going to work.

That's very fair! Although I have found that most students I have spoken with have all given pros and cons about their various programs, even if admissions-appointed :)

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My system keeps crashing, and I was supposed to start half an hour ago. Did anyone else experience these issues? I'm worried I won't be able to take it today anymore because of all the technical issues.

Are you using a MAC? If so there's been lots of issues for MAC users from what I've seen

I had a lot of issues getting started with my Mac. Took almost an hour and a half to sort out the technical difficulties until I could finally get started, so you're not alone! Luckily the tech ppl at proctor U were very helpful and overall I didn't lose any time on my test. Did you manage to sort it out?

I can share something that has helped me! I am interested in a few schools that I could not travel to (even before the pandemic). I find that most schools have "student ambassadors" that you can reach out to, to ask questions about the journey, experience, etc. I contacted a few over email and arranged a time to speak with them on the phone which was great! I find most students are willing and eager to make time to speak with you. If a school does not have an ambassador program, I have contacted admissions and they have put me in contact with a student. Hope this helps!

I used a new MacBook Air for the July test. I tested my software and had everything installed ahead of time, but still had trouble connecting with my proctor. I was pretty stressed because I had to shut down my computer and reinstall the program, but after that it worked! Not sure what the issue was..

The best thing I can say, is that even if you have connection issues, the people at Proctor U are very helpful and understanding. I was messaging with the Proctor U help desk, and they helped me troubleshoot. It took me an hour to finally get connected with my proctor, but it didn't detract at all from my test time. If you have connection issues just try to stay calm, and send a message to the help desk, and don't stress that you are losing valuable time. It will all work out!