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"BR"ing PT's.
brrhoward19
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Does anyone know how one would go about Blind Reviewing a Preptest from LawHub? I find it unfortunate that they automatically score your results.
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If you are just trying to get exposure to the Lawhub UI, I would take the PT here, then BR on lawhub. That way you also get your timing data and analytics.
If you don't have access to PT's here I would just open a new test and make the time like 2 hours per section!
you can take the same pt a second time, and you'd be able to access all your history through "view history" for each corresponding pt.
during this time, you can also set it up as "self paced mode" (section does not automatically complete once time runs out" or adjust the time for each section to up to 480 minutes.