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Pending means cancelled. I had the same problem and a customer support told me so. My situation was quite strange. I withdrew the test and received a confirmation letter from the LSAC. But the LSAC did not instruct me to cancel the test on Proctor…
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Hey guys! Please call them up to point out the ridiculous time issue for international students. I called them and the person who picked up the phone said she had never heard this issue before. I told her this issue seems to be common for internatio…
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I foolproof those games that I couldn't finish within suggested time. And I think it helps. I can make inferences faster because I've seen them and practice them a lot.
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Honestly I would withdraw if I'm not yet where I want to be. I really don't want to take it twice unless necessary.
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I completed CC in order. But I think there is no harm if you start with LR first. The benefit of starting with LG is learning formal logic first. That helps with LR MBT question type.
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Hi @lsatplaylist ! Can you explain how you determine whether OR means OR or AND ? It's confusing to me. Thanks!
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We're in the same boat. You have every right to be mad at this. Call the LSAC and complain and tell them firmly that this needs to be changed! If we all call them up, there's hope that things are gonna change. If most people don't complain, they wou…
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Practice more timed sections before you go into PT phase. I think doing PT is just doing four timed sections. So if you can do a timed section well, you're probably doing a PT well if you also cope with fatigue well.
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Wow I didn't know you could predict the LSAT tests like this. Does anyone know whether international tests are the same as North American ones?
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@peachjam I wanted to make sure what I want before reaching out to the LSAC, for example I want to move my time to 4:30am or I want to get a voucher. So when they ask me what I would like to do I can tell them firmly. But I think you're right. We t…
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But yeah it sucks. I don't know why we have to go through this. So unfair.
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I'm still trying to find the time that my brain works best. My option is 8:30pm-4:30am. I tried to sleep in the afternoon and take an exam at 8:30pm, it was worse than my morning performance, but not as horrible as a 5-7 point drop. I also tried to …
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Same issue for me. I'm gonna sleep in the afternoon + coffee.
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Congrats!
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I would do those games that I didn't finish within suggested time at most twice a day. Then I'll do them again the next day, at most twice. If I succeed to finish them under time, I would put them aside and revise them a few days later. If I still c…
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Usually NA answer choices are weak. But the most important thing is, the answer choice is MBT for the stimulus. If it is not true, then the argument falls apart. So even if the AC is strong, if you negate it and the argument falls apart, it is the c…
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Hey everyone! Today I finally got response from Proctor U, they confirmed CST stands for China Standard Time. Not US Central Standard Time.
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I think doing BR thoroughly definitely helps in the long term. But under time there are so many factors that affect your performance other than your fundamentals, ex. the ability to cope with pressure and stay calm, time management, fatigue, etc. Wh…
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You can use older PTs for drills. And do some 60s,70s,80s. When you don't feel confident with your fundamentals, use older PTs to practice. They're more cookie cutter and they can help you see the pattern more easily.
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I think it is very important to learn the CC well before going into the PT phase. The understanding of logic and reading ability just does not come fast. I would say don't burn yourself out. Don't just do the LSAT all day. This would make you even m…
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I think you should give up and do something else if one month of studying for the LSAT makes you this depressed. Law school is gonna be much harder and longer than this. There are many other things out there that you can do with your life. Don't was…
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Thanks @andywsoccer and @ana78789. I didn't know CST could mean Chinese Standard Time Gonna call the LSAC to complain.
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I think your negation of (B) is correct. To negate this sentence, I would think: It's not the case that the LM moth does not have the speed or agility to escape from any of its potential predators. So other cases are allowed, which means LM moth has…
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Because we don't know the composition of countries with weak local governments. We don't know what percentage of it is made up of single political party and plural political parties. So we don't know whether the majority of countries with weak local…
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I'm also thinking about using a touch-screen laptop (surface pro). I have two friends who used touch-screen laptop in May and June Flex. Also, the rules announced on the LSAC website only says "To provide broad availability to test takers, LSAT-Flex…
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I hope the LSAC would allow in-person tests in safe countries, like mine, which has zero case over two months and has normal life as before. I don't like FLEX. It's super unfriendly for international students. Our time slots are extremely weird. Lik…
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The correct answer choice must be true for the argument. When reading the stimulus, you have to assume that the argument is good, which means the premises are sufficient for the conclusion. Based on this, when you are reading the answer choices, ask…
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No the time slot is not weird for me. It is a perfect time for me. 7/17 8:30pm CST would be 7/18 9:30am GMT+8, while the original time slots allowed in the email is 7/17 4pm-7/18 5am for me, super weird time slots for taking a test! So I’m wondering…