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@sammychews said: Also following! I rescheduled from October to November but none of my LSAC emails indicated anything about creating a ProctorU account... I assume you guys found this info/additional instructions on the LSAC website? My Pro…
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@mzhong2014 said: The problem though is that it won't even let me stay on hold -- the call automatically ends, so I can't even wait to get in contact with a representative... not sure what to do? I had to just brute-force my way through by c…
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General consensus says you have to wait at least 40+ min to get a hold of a representative. I also called that line yesterday to change my October test to the November one, and after redialing ~7 times to actually get connected to the automated menu…
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@hopefulling said: I wouldn't cancel your 164. Think of it as a 'back-up' score. If you cancel, the score won't show, but a cancel WILL. So they'll know that you took more than one test, they just won't know the score - likely they might even …
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@Mayonnaise said: Does anyone know the steps to moving the test to November? Do I have to call LSAC? I don't see an options on my lsac account... Someone on Reddit said they called 2159681393 (LSAC office) and successfully asked for a test d…
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If I have purchased the score preview option for the August Flex and do NOT get my score back on 9/18 due to a writing portion not yet processed, does anyone know whether the 6-day period to cancel the score starts on 9/18, or starts when I actually…
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@"Law and Yoda" Thanks for the reply! hmm but wouldn't OP's rule qualify as an "or, but not both" rule? In that case, please refer to the below lesson: https://7sage.com/lesson/or-but-not-both/ In light of the lesson above, the Lawgic for "Either …
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Just to clarify, in the case above of "either J or K, but not both", wouldn't world 1 also not be a viable option? The "either or" rule requires at least one of J or K to be present, so only world 2 and world 3 remain as possible worlds --- please …