Any benefit to Simulate Flex?

MichGoldenKnight · December 2020

I see 7Sage has the option to simulate the LSAT-Flex which simply removes one of the LR sections from a practice test. From a prep perspective, is there any benefit to doing this? I see it from the alternative position and being more advantageous to work on an extra 25 LR questions. What might I not be thinking about?

smileygee · December 2020

I don't really see any disadvantage doing the full test. But it's sort of like training for a 10km race by timing yourself doing 15km. It'll help your endurance I'm sure, but who knows how fast you could've ran the 10km alone. Especially if you had 3 sections instead of 2 before, say, RC. It might just impact what your score could've been.

That said, it'll only help you if you're writing when they revert back to normal.

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