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Feb LSAT

shane.mcglashen Alum Member

January 2015 edited January 2015 in General 199 karma

If Feb LSAT is undisclosed, how is it that the test creators know their questions are not flawed? Should I be troubled by this? lol

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jdawg113 Alum Inactive ⭐

January 2015 2654 karma

no you should not be lol theyve been doing it for a long time so I cant imagine theres issues
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ddakjiking Inactive ⭐

January 2015 2116 karma

Yeah, it's not very often when you see a question on a PT that says "omitted from scoring".
msmith85 Alum Member

January 2015 213 karma

don't be worried. these are some of the best tests made, really high reliability.

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