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@"selene.steelman" said: Former admissions officer here. You can put down a deposit at your best current option. If you eventually get off the waitlist at your dream school, you can withdraw from the deposited school. This is not uncommon. Goo…
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Hi! This is great advice thank you! I had an additional question. I recently got on the waitlist for a school I really want to attend. However in the meantime, is it okay to deposit money for my best option right now? In case I do get off the wait…
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I had RC-LR-LG. Started with some proctor connecting issues, and she almost started the test without me having go through the protocol of showing my stuff. I made it pretty clear that I need to show my space, because I'm not trying to get this exam…
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@KHansenAnne said: If I took the LSAT writing last November do I need to take it again this November? @KHansenAnne If you already have a Writing on file, then you don't have to take it again.
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@BarbaraD Nope. Just 3 sections, 1 LG, 1 LR and 1 RC section.
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@"justine.jordahl" said: If connection on ProctorU fails, does the proctor pause time or does it keep running? I take my test this Tuesday! Good luck to everyone I had a connection problem in Oct, and basically the test stops if you have co…
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Interested!!
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Based on the email and info on LSAC, I believe they will not let you preview your score, unless a writing sample is on file...."Beginning with the August 2020 LSAT-Flex, candidates will be required to have a completed writing sample in their file in…
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@"adry.bones" said: Hi I have a questions about the writing section since I haven't really prepared at all. Has anyone done it already? How is the process? @"adry.bones" I just took it last week! It was a fairly simple process. I would high…