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LSAT Flex PT?

ariana.camarena98 Core Member

June 2020 in General 9 karma

With the recent announcement of the July LSAT now being Flex, is there a more accurate way to score PT's?

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timyoder8 Core Member

June 2020 44 karma

Take 3 sections and then use https://7sage.com/lsat-flex-score-converter/

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