Normal LSAT Coming?!?!

sschch97 · December 2020

Does anybody know (or have a guess) if LSAC is planning to keep the FLEX throughout 2021 or after April Flex will actually go back to the 4 hour exam?
I'm just trying to figure out if it's worth practicing all four sections + an experimental

canihazJD · December 2020

No way to tell at this point. Would depend on the success of vaccinations among many other things. No matter what, they'll eventually have to figure out some way to vet experimental sections.

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