LSAT Books from LSAC- To LSAT flex or Regular LSAT test prep books

SlowPokeTX · June 2020

I guess I have a question. If the June test is the LSAT flex, would they release a 4 section test or just 3 section for the books they publish and sell to you for prepping purposes? It seems bit confusing to prep for 4 to 5 section and using the 5 section as an experimental. The actual test is just 3 sections now with LSAT flex. I mean how do you score it a 3 section test? I am sort of confused at the moment. If you can explain where it makes, it would be most helpful.

studyingandrestudying · June 2020

They won't be in a practice test book, at least not for awhile. Some former experimental sections have appeared, but I've heard that most have not. Score information is pretty much unknown because the FLEX tests are undisclosed, plus when these questions were experimental, scores were not released.

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