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@123laraa RC felt super hard for me and I definitely think I made a bunch of mistakes. LG was smooth, and LR was somewhat tricky near the end.
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RC and LR felt weird for me, and LG was a breeze - just finished the test
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I have had this a couple of times. It might be a sign of burnout. Take a week off and come back: if you are still experiencing a consistent slump after, then start looking into your "weaknesses."
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Does anyone have thoughts on how this test fares compared to May Flex and PT87?
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Actually would love to talk sometime haha. Will PM you in a bit.
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Pretty sure you will make it into a T14. I am international too. As long as you have good recommendations and a solid personal statement, you are probably set.
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@XXXDG912 I have heard from a bunch of people that the T14s really care more about the "holistic" applicant this year. I had a couple of friends who had high 170s-180 but unremarkable softs and didn't even get into HYS, so I would definitely recomme…
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Congrats!
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@canihazJD congratulations; I am so happy for you! GO YOU. Also, question: what is deep review?
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You are a champ @canihazJD. Would you still be doing any more of these down the line?
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@canihazJD random: but can I just say how lovely and helpful you have been on the forums!? I look up to you a lot and I hope you get into the school of your dreams
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@"Timmy Is an Avg Kid that No One Understands" I feel you haha; I had to serve in my country's military for over 2 years and I am way behind other people and will only enter law school earliest at 27. It is a huge bummer.
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@jpoznan0587 hi there, sorry to bother you, but do you still have the link to the quizlet. Additionally, you said that the book helped you to understand when a flaw in the stimulus is the necessary/sufficient assumption -- how did you figure it out?…
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@jtd12345 No problem. Definitely get someone you trust to look over your email too. You got this!
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I started studying mid-June 2020, but I was working almost full-time, so my scores aren't the best, and I am not where I want to be (scoring between mid/high 160s to the occasional low 170s). I am now dedicating 3 months full time to studying in the…
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@jtd12345 I have read in LSAT forums on reddit that it is fine if you defer, as long as you have a valid explanation. You can let them know that you would love to attend the school, but you don't have sufficient funding and loans past a certain numb…
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@nw_39796 gotcha! I will definitely heed your advice and see what happens.
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@machlaw4 yeah that is the plan haha. Thank you so much!
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@masi I will definitely be trying to take tests in the evening this week to see how I stand. Thank you again.
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@Martianman I am actually applying for the Fall 2022 cycle; I am just afraid there wouldn't be any more Flex options post-April, since I changed my studying to prepare for Flex-style tests about 3 months ago. Thank you for the response -- I will tak…
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@iannchangg I spoke to support and it seems like they have incredibly limited times left.
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Hi there, if you schedule your exam on ProctorU and select the times, do they adjust it to your timezone accordingly, or do you have to calculate the time yourself?
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@asdf12345 thank you so much! I noticed that you broke past your plateau. How did you do it haha, especially with RC - that is what is holding me back. Also, I concur with your point about RC starting first: if it is first for me I end up not doing …
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Thank you all so much! I would keep these in mind @learn2skipQs and @"LOWERCASE EVERYTHING"
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Hi, I am interested as well!
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Can I join as well?
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Will be joining! Thank you so much!
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@canihazJD thank you so much! I will be doing that!!! Much love.