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@FlashLSAT said: @isaacdesanto said: @Pi031415 said: Friend of mine said she’s been waiting for almost 2 hours for a proctor to “arrive” so she can start her test. This happened to me too. I waited f…
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@Pi031415 said: Friend of mine said she’s been waiting for almost 2 hours for a proctor to “arrive” so she can start her test. This happened to me too. I waited for a proctor for like an hour, then as soon as I was assigned one they disconne…
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Wondering similar stuff, really hoping for some further details and instructions soon.
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@sarahisk said: At the webinar by LSAC regarding LSAT-flex, they mentioned that LR will not be double scored. They also stated that the questions will not be easier or harder than any other LSAT. Interesting, I don't totally understand how t…
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I haven't seen anything about how they are weighing the questions, but here is my thinking: if i was aiming to get -2ish per section for a total of -8-10 and a 170ish, i can't go wrong keeping that same goal in mind for the Flex as well. That is, I'…
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@"The Judges" said: does anyone think the annotation that it was a flex will hurt in admissions? i dipped from the april test in late march so i am not eligible but i think the june test will count for more Powerscore CEO says it'll count th…
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I'm signed up for April and I think I'm going to do the May flex test. Also it looks like Mr. Killoran agrees with you @noonawoon and good tip on following him @miriaml7 https://twitter.com/DaveKilloran/status/1247676855815032833
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My main question is, are we better or worse off only having three sections? Less to draining but also less room for error? What do people think?