Reddit lsat flex I’d appreciate any insight. I just finished the Nov LSAT-Flex, and I’m so distraught. 😥 comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment aaavvvvv • Additional comment actions The Reddit LSAT Forum. Posted by u/lovelylavendar123 - 1 vote and 1 comment I have read where, in the 2020-21 cycle, there was an influx of 170+ scorers, potentially due to switching to the LSAT-Flex and the extra study time with a lot of work being virtual the summer leading up to the August, October, and November administrations. I feel so discouraged because I mainly studied logic games for months. The logic games were so hard. Anyone have a resource link or checklist that I could use to figure out my own testing info and set everything up so I am ready to take the LSAT Flex? Apologies on any typos or grammar, I am on mobile at work. Check out the sidebar for intro guides. MembersOnline • DarnHeather ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • asdfghjklannai ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. (I've created a separate in-depth FAQ about the new 4-section online LSAT here ----->) Hi All, Why did scores increase when LSAT Flex became a thing? Was it just ppl online studying smarter through community tips like from reddit, or was there something else that changed like testing from home somehow increased cheating? Or something else? A supportive place by students for students. The July LSAT-Flex will be administered during the week of July 12. Happy to update with more info as questions come up. Anyone know if i can do this? Thanks for the help! The Reddit LSAT Forum. How do you think admissions office's will compare these scores against each other? The Reddit LSAT Forum. I've been practicing on a microsoft surface (which runs windows), and would like to take the lsat flex using touch interface. Hi everyone, Does anyone who has experience with proctor u know if you can use touch interface. " "Scores for the LSAT-Flex will have an annotation that the test was administered in the online, remotely proctored format. I have the Flex test scheduled for April and I am wondering how much can I realistically improve by then? Attached are my Khan PT results. MembersOnline • graeme_b ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • graeme_b ADMIN MOD LSAT-flex is the shorter exam created in response to the pandemic to allow individuals to still take the LSAT during the pandemic and is taken at home. (I've created a separate in-depth FAQ about the new 4-section online LSAT here ----->) I know everybody hates this LSAT Flex because at face value it seems much easier than the test everyone’s been taking up to this point, but theoretically shouldn’t it not matter? As long as the scale and distribution of scores is the same, shouldn’t it for all intents and purposes represent the same thing? The Reddit LSAT Forum. For now, LSAT-FLEX remains the most viable option for me, but If this COVID situation is gone for good, would LSAC be conducting regular LSATs in test centres or be conducting regular LSAT, Digital LSAT and LSAT-FLEX simultaneously? The Reddit LSAT Forum. I wanted to know if that experience of the LSAT-Flex has improved since the early months. Is that still accurate? Is there a countdown timer for the amount of time left in the… The standard lsat is about 101-102. MembersOnline • SnowMoon121 The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • nugs5ever ADMIN MOD So I’m planning on taking the LSAT this summer for the upcoming cycle, and I was wondering if I should take the LSAT-FLEX in June or the LSAT in August. Via email from LSAC: We will now allow test takers to use a regular or mechanical pencil, or a pen, while taking the LSAT-Flex. " They claim they can accurately predict standard LSAT scores in the e-mail. If the score inflation issue was fixed on later Flex administrations, then the concentration of 170+ LSAT applications will be lower next cycle. 15 so that your tools work. It is 3 sections: 1 LR, 1 LG, and 1 RC. On the old chart the lowest raw score is 0 and the highest lowest raw score ranged from about 15-17 and those numbers amounted to a 120. MembersOnline • lmedr001 Is the lsat-flex different in terms of scoring? In order to get 155 on an standard lsat, one needs around 66-67 questions correct but doesn’t that mean students get an advantage since one person can get 48 and get 155 while previously, people had to get 67 questions correct for 155. MembersOnline • yumitow222 The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • 1911_ ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • varshini98 ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. Has anyone gotten admitted for a flex/hybrid/or online JD? Really interested in Northeastern, University of Dayton and Case Western. I was originally going to take the April 25 LSAT to apply for Fall 2021. A subreddit for LSAT-Flex preparation The Reddit LSAT Forum. The site offers the ability to take PTs and track progress… Does anyone know where I can take the lsat flex for practice? Khan academy still makes me take the regular one that’s 3 hours and 5 sections long. MembersOnline • One-Requirement-1387 The Reddit LSAT Forum. There was no writing section but I have to submit it for it to be scored. Test takers will continue to take LSAT Writing separate from the multiple-choice portion of the test. MembersOnline • AnondizedAluminum ADMIN MOD Hey r/LSAT I'm assuming plenty of you all are using 7Sage to study for the LSAT Flex. This is my first time making an account / posting on Reddit, but I had such a bad time with the LSAT Flex today, I was wondering if anyone else has had the same issues / what the pros and cons of cancelling the score are? My session was scheduled for 8:50AM and I had everything ready to go (system checked, good wi-fi connection, etc. I'm guessing this is to avoid confusion with the current 3-section "Flex" format. (Using a touch screen computer or plug in mouse helped some people). I want to get into Canadian law schools and as a requirement LSAT or LSAT-FLEX is needed. If the score inflation issue is ongoing, then the concentration of 170+ LSAT applications will be similar next cycle (if not higher, because a larger portion of the applicant pool this cycle used C) Much of the referenced trends in scores began happening during a time where test-takers had both more time to study and a shorter than ever test (LSAT FLEX) [Covid 2020] D) Increases in scores have occurred alongside an increase in test prep companies The Reddit LSAT Forum. What will the LSAT flex score scale be like? Can someone post it for me? What raw score do I need to get a 164? The Reddit LSAT Forum. To anyone who has taken the flex, do you think this will be an issue with my proctor? The Reddit LSAT Forum. Starting in August they will keep the at-home, online format but then add a 4th section, which will be unscored. ). LSAT FLex: Zooming in on text via mousepad This is a trivial question, but can you zoom in on lines of text using ur mousepad on the LSAT flex? The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • [deleted] ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. Because you are currently registered for the July 13 LSAT, you are eligible to take the online, remotely proctored LSAT-Flex, which we have created to give candidates the opportunity to earn an LSAT score even though in-person testing is not possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Post any questions you have, there are lots of redditors with LSAT knowledge waiting to help. If the score inflation issue is ongoing, then the concentration of 170+ LSAT applications will be similar next cycle (if not higher, because a larger portion of the applicant pool this cycle used The Reddit LSAT Forum. LSAT-Flex. Big LSAT-Flex Announcement (February 17 Update) -LSAC announced they'll continue offering the LSAT online through June 2022, but they're not calling it LSAT-Flex after June 2021. I want to take a direct mock of the lsat flex. . LSAT v. MembersOnline • turt1es6 ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. I'm concerned about encountering an issue with such a high-stakes situation, particularly because it doesn't seem that LSAC has really been handling concerns and calls adequately or promptly. Share tips, questions, experiences, and advice on study methods, test format, score preview, and more. You will still need to show your writing utensil (s) to the proctor during the check-in period. The answer is that the early Flex tests did not count towards the retake limit, but beginning with the October 2020 exam the limits—three times in one year, five times in five years, seven times total—were reinstated. The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is the test required to get into an ABA law school. MembersOnline The flexibility is obviously the main draw, but after talking to their admissions advisors about financial aid and scholarship opportunities it seems like (LSAT score depending) I’d be a candidate for a very large merit-based scholarship, too. MembersOnline • turt1es6 ADMIN MOD In it Dave and I run through the content of the three source tests used for the August Flex, map out their appearance (s) throughout the week, highlight any particularly notable elements from each exam, and finally provide a section-by-section scale matrix to help you determine the curve for your exact LSAT. How did y'all feel about the LSAT being made into the LSAT Flex? I took the Flex in September and had my second worst score ever. In addition, test takers may use soft, non-electronic, non-corded/banded, generic foam ear plugs, which will need to be shown to and approved by your LSAT-Flex proctor. Anyone know a website for that? comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment VivienneKensington • Additional comment actions In it Dave and I run through the content of the three source tests used for the August Flex, map out their appearance (s) throughout the week, highlight any particularly notable elements from each exam, and finally provide a section-by-section scale matrix to help you determine the curve for your exact LSAT. Hey everybody! Just a heads up for anyone planning to take the LSAT Flex, if you have a Mac make sure it’s updated to OS 10. I couldn’t figure out why my highlighter wasn’t responding during RC but once I got everything updated it worked perfectly. MembersOnline • br7ce ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. (I've created a separate in-depth FAQ about the new 4-section online LSAT here ----->) The Reddit LSAT Forum. comment sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment [deleted]• Additional comment actions [removed The dates are correct, but the "LSAT-Flex" format as it currently is used (3 sections only, all scored) dies after June 2021. MembersOnline • lmedr001 The Reddit LSAT Forum. I've gotten a ton of questions from students about LSAT-Flex, so I decided to make a post compiling the most common ones. With only three sections in the new LSAT-Flex, a lot of our students have asked us how to prepare for this new format. I’ve been scoring well on practice tests but I feel like I bombed the exam. That's it so far. Can I still submit my writing section this week? The Reddit LSAT Forum. Questions, advice, prep, feedback, help, post-test discussion + all things LSAT Flex Don’t get lost in the crowd. MembersOnline • pickletoes139 ADMIN MOD Scored a 149 on my first ever practice test without studying at all. MembersOnline • nerdistheword1 ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. The LSAT Flex experience varied person to person, some had no problem with interface others reported glitches. Is the lsat-flex different in terms of scoring? In order to get 155 on an standard lsat, one needs around 66-67 questions correct but doesn’t that mean students get an advantage since one person can get 48 and get 155 while previously, people had to get 67 questions correct for 155. I’ve heard that the LSAT-FLEX is shorter and more comfortable because you can take it at home, and test scores seem to be higher for the FLEX. MembersOnline • amyabq ADMIN MOD C) Much of the referenced trends in scores began happening during a time where test-takers had both more time to study and a shorter than ever test (LSAT FLEX) [Covid 2020] D) Increases in scores have occurred alongside an increase in test prep companies The Reddit LSAT Forum. I wouldn’t be surprised if I made a 145. I did an intense Princeton Review LSAT Course and, after five practice tests, I was in the range of 155-157: a score I was more than satisfied with. Do I need to have the writing section completed before taking my LSAT The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline upvotes comments r/LSAT LSAT flex question Hey guys, I take my LSAT flex in about 3 hours or so, at 4:40 CT. MembersOnline • LegallyBlonde89 Should I take another practice test tonight? I’m taking the flex on Tuesday. MembersOnline I read that the LSAT Flex gives you 1 minute between sections. MembersOnline • zmish101 ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline The Reddit LSAT Forum. Apr 19, 2021 · Do you anticipate these trends to continue for the upcoming "new Flex" tests this upcoming testing year? For example, do you think that they will continue turning up the dial on the difficulty of RC while keeping the other sections relatively the same? Join the discussion with other law school applicants who are preparing for or taking the LSAT-Flex, a flexible online version of the LSAT. More of a visual learner? I've made a few infographics based on information in this post. Tried special blue light glasses and it didn’t help either. We are all here for you! Taking the LSAT flex was challenging because the letters on the computer screen would literally blur out as I was reading. It seems the language of LSACs email subtly implies this Flex test was meant for spring LSAT takers applying for Fall 2020 admissions. The Reddit LSAT Forum. Sep 15, 2020 · In light of the COVID-19 public health emergency, the Law School Admission Council is offering an online, remotely proctored version of the LSAT — called the LSAT-Flex. In this blog you'll find out what to expect with the LSAT-Flex and how it differs from the original LSAT exam. MembersOnline • Dcoopertmfb Big LSAT-Flex Announcement (February 17 Update) -LSAC announced they'll continue offering the LSAT online through June 2022, but they're not calling it LSAT-Flex after June 2021. Sep 15, 2020 · In light of the COVID-19 public health emergency, the Law School Admission Council is offering an online, remotely proctored version of the LSAT — called the LSAT-Flex. LSAT Flex So I took my LsAt flex Tuesday afternoon. I don’t want to be a renowned defense attorney or prosecutor. MembersOnline • waswillsparks11 ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • [deleted] LSAT Flex writing question Hey all- Can anyone give a brief rundown of how proctoring + timing works for the LSAT Flex writing? I'm taking the flex on Saturday, and just noticed the change made that restricts access to your LSAT score without a submitted LSAT writing sample. Since the LSAC has will be changing the format of the LSAT from the 3 section LSAT-Flex to the new 4 section LSAT for the August test and beyond, I am sure that there will be large portion of people this upcoming cycle applying with the LSAT-Flex and a large portion applying with the new LSAT. MembersOnline • [deleted] The Reddit LSAT Forum. MembersOnline • user41398 The Reddit LSAT Forum. I am taking it in my office and I have a few paintings and pictures hanging on the wall. Well, one way is to continue to take and review the normal four-section practice tests. MembersOnline • whyamilikethisgadcm ADMIN MOD The Reddit LSAT Forum. The best place on Reddit for LSAT advice. yhei qqgd vthvi pjrg rqplbk rdevhp shypzzn cgjcgo iucabe alft zujwi fsmdq qchlr oztgsoh wpgr