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Should I PT with approved extra time?
izzy101247
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LSAC approved me for 50% extra time on both MC and writing, but I've only been practice testing with the 35 min split.
Should I switch over to practicing with 53 minutes per section? I figured it would be better to be accustomed to finishing within 35 minutes rather than take all 53 minutes.
Would one be more likely to make mistakes finishing (ideally) with 35-40 minutes and having extra time to go back? Or is it better to be more thorough with each question and finish within 50-53 minutes?
I have ADHD and GAD, and the timing/clock countdown gives me a lot anxiety.
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Not sure for other sections but for LG definitely use the extra time to test out all answer choices rather than coming back later because you'll get confused.