In the same boat here and signed the petition. I also sent an email to LSAC explaining my situation and asking if they'd consider doing that for this administration. I'd encourage others to do so too if you think it might help.
@klkrafft639 said:
https://www.change.org/p/law-school-admission-council-lsac-allow-candidates-the-option-to-preview-lsat-flex-scores-prior-to-score-cancellation?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_22282304_en-US%3Av10&recruiter=1091981844&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=share_petition
There's actually a petition going around requesting that the LSAC allows May LSAT Flexers to view their scores before cancelling. Not sure how effective it'll be but maybe worth a try
@zobidaalali285 said:
Considering all these issues I really feel like the LSAT Flex should be like the first digital test taken where they allowed you to see your score and then cancel. It is unfair they're not treating this like the big change it is.
Yep, just got the email from LSAC confirming Apr 27.
Same thing here. Called and keep getting a busy tone.
Greetings!
With the advent of the test being entirely digital now, is it possible for the proctor recording to be integrated with the digital tester? That way you don't have to have the app running in parallel?
Thanks!
@help
Hi all. Similar to many July test takers, I am debating whether or not to cancel. I scored a 163 and am pretty disappointed.
This was below my PT range leading up to the test, which was roughly 166-169. I have not scored that low since early on in my PT phase and I am confident if I took it again I would not score below 163. Furthermore, this score would put me out of contention for some schools I am really interested in. This is leaning me towards canceling.
I should also say I am signed up for the September LSAT and as of late I have had a bit of a breakthrough. On 4 PTs I took after the July test, I've scored a 169, two 171's, and a 170 - the first time I've ever scored into the 170's. Any thoughts would be much appreciated -- thanks as always 7sagers.
Keep your head up if you didn't get the score you were hoping for and use it as motivation for the next time around :)
Has anyone "gone grey" yet? Mine's still green
Hey @alan-91620 ! If my memory is correct, something I noticed on the actual digital test was during RC, on a line-sight question, it actually highlighted the part it was referencing, rather than giving the line numbers. Others feel free to clarify if you remember better than me! Thanks!
Very informative post. Thank you @zordani363
@aanania2822 Congratulations man. Well deserved. Great things are in store for you. You have added a tremendous value to the 7sage community with your informative posts and thoughtful responses. Thank you for not only helping me but also the many other 7sagers out there. Good luck!
Also consider where you want to live and practice. If you want to practice in WI, a degree from UW will allow you to bypass the bar exam (aka diploma privilege).
Reiterating what @lucykelly459 said above.
If you haven't already, look at each school's 509 report to see what percent of students have their scholly reduced/or taken away.
Also look into what their requirements are for keeping the scholly, like, is it maintaining just good academic standing (not failing)? Or is it a 3.0? Cause sometimes the curve is set below a 3.0. It would help to factor those points into your calculus.
Same here. I get why others are wrong but confused as to why C is right.
Looking to form a study partnership/group in Badgerland to keep myself accountable for the July 2019 test that I signed up for. I've completed the CC and am well into the PT phase.
Ideally we could meet a few or several times per week to discuss difficult questions and/or concepts. I think actually explaining things out loud to someone else would be really valuable.
Please DM me if you are interested! I work full time so before or after work is what would work for me.
Thank you @shizaarshad951 and @shizaarshad951 !
Can anyone shed more light on the GULC part-time application? I've done a bit of research, but I have not been able to find out if full time and part time are separate applications. Can you apply to only one or the other in a cycle, or can you apply to both? Or do you just apply to GULC in one application and then you can decide from there if you want to do full or part time? Sorry if this is posted somewhere but I haven't been able to find it.
Way to go @xadrianas6x881 !!! Hard work pays off. Love the super saiyan Lebron btw haha
Great stuff @nikitamunjal950 Highly recommend jumping on next week to those who couldn't make it
Less than an hour away!
Bumping this. Thanks for sharing @ramyavemuganti252 Curious what other folks have to say on this. I have not done a strict "warm-up" for my PTs (although I review questions from my last PT right beforehand), and curious what process I should start implementing.
@akikookmt881 thank you. This should be required reading.
@aholtzer34 said:
will there be a way before walking into the test to know whether you will be part of the digital format or the written format. Seems like a lot of stress not to know till you walk into the July test.
As far as I can tell, it's going to be random. But I suppose there is a possibility that they notify you as the test approaches. Stay tuned I guess!
@leahbeuk911 said:
I think it's super worth it. Unlimited access to all prep tests, the printable versions and every question explanation, more practice sets, the LG bundle from tests 1-35, and access to all the new tests as they are released, and access to the Admissions course, which has some very useful information. I think it's a bargain at the price 7sage charges.
Complete agree with Leah here. The value here is well over the price. Part of the mission of 7sage is to offer affordable prep, and Ultimate is the biggest bang for your buck. You won't regret it.
@xlvovska162 yeah that's what I was figuring :( Not a legacy (if that's even a thing in law school) But yeah I was thinking about bringing it up in a sort of why x manner to show a connection to the school.
FWIW I'm not seeing it either actually
@hinkletwinkle111546 said:
Anyone know why the cancel option has been removed from LSAT FLEX?