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Taking 1 PT over several sittings?
Hi all,
I am preparing for the June 2022 LSAT and want to take plenty of practice tests, but I very rarely have 2.5-3 straight hours of time to take the test in one sitting.
I know it's ideal to take it all on one go, but do you think it'd be ok to space one test out over a few days instead?
I figure it's better to take a test under less preferable conditions than to not take one at all.
Also, how much do you think this method would inflate my final score? Fatigue is certainly a relevant factor in determining my final score.
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I have this same question as I'm set to transition to PTs only by March.