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LSAT Flex Question
Matthew19941
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking to do the October or November test. I've taken some months off but am looking to get back into studying. Since the pandemic is unlikely to go away, these tests in fall will probably be the take at home test I've heard about. Can anyone bring me up to speed on the LSAT-Flex? 3 sections only, correct? Do I just take practice tests as normal?
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Hey! LSAC explained the LSAT-Flex on their website here https://www.lsac.org/update-coronavirus-and-lsat/lsat-flex
As for studying, there are mixed reviews on some people doing practice tests with 4 sections as normal and others switching to practice tests with 3 sections. I'll be taking the August Flex and I'm not sure which study method is best