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I will answer your questions but please also go to the link above. I have an new 2021 Ipad with keyboard and want to make sure that’s compatible with taking the test. NO. You CANNOT take the LSAT in a tablet, period. I also have an iPad Pro with…
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I would not simulate modern and with that being said I would practice a full test with 4 sections. The LSAT is not only an accuracy test and fast-thinking, but it is also somewhat like a marathon, and you must finish the race strong - like was menti…
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I also heard that it's going to be removed and LG is also my best section. But, because we are almost in December, I am going to make an assumption that it won't be removed in the January and February tests because that would be very last minute for…
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anywhere except Yale
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Doing PT at home, during the break I listen to a playlist with soundtracks from the TV show Succession. Haha During the real test I will close my eyes and breathe, not think about anything.
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No, you cannot! You need to use a computer (laptop or desktop).
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You can go to the 7sage prep test/drills tab and select the pdf option to download the sections and/or entire exams you have left to do until the test. Then for the questions you got wrong, you can watch the 7sage explanations. You don't need to buy…
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I would cancel November. work on your applications and study for the test so you can still apply for the same cycle as people who take it in November
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Good luck!!
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There was a point that I was doing 1 section a day during my lunch break at work. I was working and studying full time so that's the only time I had to study. I did this way, because the moment I stop studying for a few days in a row, I lose momentu…
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I am also taking it in one month and I am currently doing 1 test a day + review same day except for weekends. But I am also neither working nor in school so it really depends on your schedule. Personally, I would try to do at least 1 section a day a…
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Don't waste time reading books about RC because you don't have time and ultimately you are not getting practice. Do RC drills with passages that are mid and high level of difficulty (I think all of us should be good with the super easy ones). Practi…
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Unless Shiming's car is fixed, which cannot happen without Steve's help, there will be no road trip next week. Let's try to rewrite the first part: the "which" refers to the first part of the sentence "unless Shiming's car is fixed". The "cannot" s…
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are you talking about rc or lr? you read a lr passage in 4 seconds? Sorry I want to help but I'm confused lol.
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No I think they don’t see. But … I don’t know
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Honestly I do think at least some top scorers have accommodations. When I do any section with 150% time I typically miss 1 or 2 questions. With 100% (standard) time, if for example, you mess up one of the games but then find out and go back to corre…
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I would only do drills with the standard time (35 minutes) set since that's what we have in the real lsat.
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I also want to add that, once you break that barrier of “only being able to do 1 section at a time” by doing 2-3 sections one after the other, you will realize it’s actually not that bad.
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I had the same problem as you and because of it I now need to take the test for a second time. I have been studying for the same time as you and my test is also in 1 month. Two things: 1. During the test you will have adrenaline and you will real…
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Only retake if in your practice tests your score significantly improve. You don't want to risk having the same scores on your PT and then get a lower score than 169 on the actual test.
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Both hours are tough, but I think it would be easier for me to get used to stay up until 5 am (thus doing the 2am LSAT) rather than waking up at 3:30am. But my advice is, DO NOT take the test until you are prepared. 15 points below is very signifi…
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English is not my first language. Although I went to college and I am now a graduate student in the U.S., I often come across words that I didn't know the meaning of in LR and RC passages. My solution to this problem is to learn that it doesn't real…