It seems like the level of difficulty varied a lot for today's test-takers. Personally, RC was rough and LR was great, with LG somewhere in the middle. Overall, it wasn't the worst I've ever had but it wasn't the best. I definitely worried a lot mor…
I had LG first, then RC, then LR. It was nice to end on a high note because LR was definitely my strongest section today; I've never run out of time during RC before, so it was discouraging to have that happen. I've worked so hard to get my speed up…
RC has always been strong for me, so I was unused to feeling so rushed. I've never liked science passages though, so I guess I should've expected to struggle on that. LG seemed typical to me and it was nice to have it first so that I could get it ou…
RC was the hardest it's ever been for me, I thought LR was easy, and LG was fine except I ran out of time on the last game. One blessing was that LG was first; I hate it so much, so getting it out of the way was nice!
If you want to push back your test date to do more PTs, that's one thing, but I would not delay simply in the hope that future tests will not be LSAT Flex. I would be very surprised if the July and August tests are in-person. LSAC is prepared to rep…
Here are my notes related to the LSAT Flex from the LSAC webinar about law school & COVID today:
- Equipment/computer requirements for LSAT Flex can be found here: https://support.proctoru.com/hc/en-us/articles/115011772748-Equipment-Requiremen…