I'm confused as to whether or not I need to submit my transcript from when I studied abroad in Canada. It was only a 5-week 6 credit program. At least one school I'm looking at has indicated they require a transcript from "all institutions attended." Does this include study abroad generally?
Additionally, if it does, the school only sends hard copies and the transcripts are in French. Anyone have experience with similar situations?
For anyone still trying, I finally got on by using the email that i received the email on (NOT my username they gave me) You also cannot use Safari. They're out of a lot of the time slots now which is super frustrating and seems unfair given that none of us did anything wrong.
I'm still locked out! I either get incorrect password or the 405 error... this is so frustrating
@dmdr3721.singh.
Email from LSAC regarding sign up for time (I received it yesterday)
You are registered for the online July LSAT-Flex, which will be administered during the week of Sat, July 11 through Friday, July 17.
Thanks to online testing, we can offer a range of start times for the LSAT Flex. Test takers will be able to choose the time that works best for their schedules from the available options on one or more days, which are determined by the remote proctoring requirements. If you prefer to test at a certain time of day, we recommend you try to sign up as early as possible, as slots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sign up will begin at 12 p.m. EST, Friday June 26th. You will receive an email at that time with detailed instructions to guide you through the scheduling process.
[also some info about checking out the LSAC website and prep tests... not relevant to sign up]
Basically, we sign up tomorrow at noon eastern time. Since you didn't get this email I would assume that you might not get the sign up email either--I'd contact LSAC first thing tomorrow morning to be safe, especially if you want a certain time/day. Hope this helps :)
I've noticed that I do much better on the first two sections and much poorly on the last two, regardless of the category. Any tips on how to stay focused?
The conclusion doesn't appear in the main premise but rather it appears in the context. Our conclusion is "Such self-knowledge, however, is not the easiest kind of knowledge to acquire." Here, "such" refers to "real wants" in the context. Basically, Self-knowledge of one's real wants is not the easiest kind of knowledge to acquire. In this way, the correct answer seems to be re-wording the context. The way I see it though, is the conclusion is basically the context restated. I hope this makes sense! I had trouble with this question too.
I orginally chose "D" but in my BR I figured that D was actually paraphrasing context so I changed my answer to A. I'm confused as to how the context is also somehow the conclusion? Some discussions here have said there isn't really a conclusion but since it is an argument, there must be. Can anyone explain this?
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I asked for mine 2 weeks ago! This gives them plenty of time and also allows for some time before the school year starts, assuming you're asking professors.