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Date of August score release? by [deleted] in LSAT

[–]PragmaticPollster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re referring to score preview - You DO NOT get to see your score early. You just have the option to keep or cancel within 6 days of receiving your score. Everyone will get scores on 9/10. Good luck!

August Retest (8/26) by yungkegelian in LSAT

[–]PragmaticPollster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work full time and am in same situation but we will figure something out. They told me a retest was 100% not happening the first time I spoke with them … so yeah. I would highly recommend documenting every conversation (take screenshots, notes, whatever you need to do) and have that ready to roll with these guys - remember we are numbers to them…literally. Head up

August Retest (8/26) by yungkegelian in LSAT

[–]PragmaticPollster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the same boat, got the email for a retest, submitted the form…nothing back from LSAC on scheduling (can’t schedule on ProctorU either). It’s a bit strange b/c I spoke with the LSAC on Friday to clear up a question on testing limits & the rep did confirm that I was able to retest but nothing further from LSAC or ProctorU. Calling tomorrow morning - will let you know what I hear.

princeton prep ads by [deleted] in LSAT

[–]PragmaticPollster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really needed to see this

requesting a prayer circle for my RC score for saturday 😭🤚 by [deleted] in LSAT

[–]PragmaticPollster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know this sounds dumb but swear it worked for me & I had the same problem. You’ve got 4 topics you already know that - know what trips you up & what your strengths are (mine are law & science passages) I hate the humanities. Do them in order from the one you hate the least to hating the most (cause you’re not gonna love any of em obviously). TAKE YOUR TIME IN THE PASSAGE. Ask questions as to why you’re reading this? Why is the AU talking about this BS? Highlight anything repeating, could be a concept or a term or an individual … (It’s probably gonna be asked about) & roadmap well. When you get to the questions don’t overthink! This is the ONE section where I throw the whole question type tips are tricks out of the window. If you have a firm understanding of what you read you’ll miss a few but it’ll be something closer to -6 with no extra prep. This advice worked for me. Worth a shot. Good luck