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@a1ex_682 said: @chaplin___ thank you so much for posting these helpful notes! I did not attend this session, but am looking forward @Christopherr 's A/b session tomorrow night. Question- you mentioned using ctrl+F. Is this legal and eve…
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I scored below my PT flex average on the actual flex; however, I had other issues during the exam. I think the flex simulator is pretty accurate, as I received roughly the score I felt I had after taking the actual flex.
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Taking a PT everyday is a lot of work and mental stress. I think if you decompress a little, you're mind will be able to relax and rejuvenate some before the big exam. I would steer away from anymore PTs this close to the exam and try more relaxed s…
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No snack unless you have an accommodation for it. You can have a beverage though.
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You lose no money if you push the exam back before Oct 30. I think it's a good idea to push it back, be extremely ready for it and go in with your best chances.
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It will go from “exam initiated” to “results pending” to “complete”. Exam initiated should only last a few days to a week. LSAC canceled mine by error and I received an email informing me that I didn’t have a reportable writing sample on file. I als…
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Unless you had extenuating circumstances (lost WiFi, interrupting proctor, simply a distracting/loud test environment that day) I would avoid writing an addendum. Ultimately you have a solid score on record and that should outshine the subsequently …
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@"Lawyer Looch" said: @WouldRatherBeEating Is it possible to get the recommendation and use it for next year's cycle? :0 I plan to ask my recommenders to save the letters they have written / started writing but I’m pretty sure I will have to…
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I also scored at the lower end of my PTs, a few points below my overall average and well below my most recent practice tests. Very bummed that I will be postponing applying to law school for another year so I can take another lsat in the spring and …
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For the Oct Flex, we were sent an email a few days in advance of the actual registration date. It told us the exact day and time that registration would open. On that day/time, LSAC sends a second email with a link to ProctorU to schedule the day/ti…
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Spoke with LSAC and it was an error on their end. There was a mix-up between my first writing and my second writing, meaning they canceled my second writing based on my first writing IT problems. They were able to uncancel and place it back in the r…
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ETS offers a score conversion tool to for law schools and students to use to convert GRE scores to predicted LSAT.( I’m not sure how much schools rely on this as I’m not sure if GRE affects their numbers the same way an LSAT does.) I would use this …
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I would probably wait until next cycle to greatly improve your chances. I'm in a similar situation of needing a full ride, except with a slightly lower GPA. It depends on where you're willing to go and how you ultimately do on the LSAT. How good of …
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Extremely interested!
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I use a combination of 7sage and Lawhub to PT. I like the analytics of 7sage, so I use the simulated flex option. I take LR and LG on 7sage but I take the RC section on lawhub, as I find 7sage too different to accurately simulate testing conditions …
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I'm interested in this! I'm happy to give feedback on any essays and am really looking for feedback on my PS
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@nsturno_12 said: Not sure if this is a dumb question, but will the Flex show the remaining time? I took the Law Hub prep tests and it showed the time remaining... not sure if this applies for the actual exam as well, or if people suggest usin…
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I’d be interested in this!
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I checked in right on time and my proctor was available immediately after I finished my automated part of the checkin process. Before the exam, I asked if he could pause my test if he had to call or message me and he said no. However, he did help me…
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Other people have already adequately explained why this score shouldn’t affect how you’re feeling. I have also had scores drop and then climb again, don’t worry too much.. as far as helping you get to actually studying, try to give yourself a limit …
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I would maybe do a game, a passage and a few LR questions, possibly ones you’ve done before, each day to keep yourself fresh. Nothing to stress yourself out.
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Took today as my first LSAT. Order for me was LR-RC-LG, content similar to @rjp12345 except for maybe LR, can’t quite remember lmao. LG went over surprisingly well, was intimidated by a game and skipped it and then must have misread my time or som…
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@shaynalea123 said: If you purchased the LSAT score preview for this test when will you be able to see your score? You see it the same time as everyone else, so roughly oct 23. Score preview just means you get to cancel your score if you wan…
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I have a similar problem but I have noticed that I score best on distraction free PTs. Hoping for that on test day but I also figure if I have a ProctorU nightmare, it might not affect me as much.
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First, I'd send them an email now, asking to register for the November LSAT. Supposedly, LSAC is honoring emails sent before time frames. I would frankly try calling back and hope you speak to someone different who is more helpful. I know people hav…
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Following. Especially interested if this is important for T20 / T14 schools
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@jonny2000 said: Is there an option to go fullscreen on the actual Flex? When I use lawhub right now, I'm not seeing that option. it's a bit distracting to only be able to utilize half the screen for the actual test @VerdantZephyr said: …
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I have heard of people writing addendums to explain gap years taken due to having to take care of family or as the result of trauma, so I think that an addendum would work really well here to explain the situation. Also, I don't think it looks all t…
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If you don't have your LSAC/Proctor U email yet!!! Go to ProctorU anyway and select User Login. Then say "forgot password". They will email you a link to reset password that you can use to login. People are currently scheduling their LSAT-flexes so …
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@"Lawyer Looch" said: Skipping my only hour of lunch break to sign up for the lsat flex and the email is MIA!!! Use this post to vent about lsac Go to ProctorU anyway and select User Login. Then say "forgot password". They will email you a …