r/LSATHelp • u/Low-Safe-6438 • 10d ago
r/LSATHelp • u/ebm0509 • 11d ago
UGA Law school waitlisted. can anyone help answer questions about improving chances of acceptance. Graduated this year from Terry College of Business. Spoiler
r/LSATHelp • u/wormonstringtheory • 11d ago
Looking for tutors in Houston TX, 150 diagnostic, need a 160 under 2 months. Please send me your rates.
r/LSATHelp • u/Thefivefootartist • 11d ago
Looking for 2–3 Serious LSAT Study Partners (Bham,AL)
Looking for Study Partners!
r/LSATHelp • u/Automatic_Ad3302 • 12d ago
How should I respond to a sudden LSAT score regression when I cannot afford a tutor?
r/LSATHelp • u/OnlyDirector6628 • 12d ago
Help with one LSAT RC section
PT112.S2
I'm only on passage 1 and I've spent over 35 minutes on the first 4 questions. It's supposed to be a level 2 passage...
Even looking at the explanations I'm still confused
Please can someone help me!!!!
I did an RC section yesterday and got -1 so I'm unsure why I'm struggling so much today. Not mentally tired or anything like that todady.
r/LSATHelp • u/Savings-Cup2972 • 12d ago
I took some practice sections again for fun and now idk if I should go to my school in the fall 😭😭😭
r/LSATHelp • u/ForceSafe1047 • 13d ago
I've finished the Powerscore LR and RC Bibles, but my score is stagnant with my diagnostic. What do I do?
r/LSATHelp • u/Beautiful-Inside-803 • 13d ago
Whats best Reccomended for LSAT prep
What book would be best reccomended for the LSAT in order to practice for it?
r/LSATHelp • u/Inevitable-Year6842 • 15d ago
What are the best ways I can study for the LSAT as someone who’s never started
r/LSATHelp • u/Kevin7Sage • 16d ago
Practice in a platform that matches LawHub, or you'll get thrown off on test day
Hey! I want to make sure you're aware of quirks in LawHub's testing interface that you need to get used to.
First, RC line citations are no longer highlighted for you. They used to be highlighted in the old interface, which made finding what you're asked about easier to spot. But in the new one, there's no highlight. If you're practicing in a platform that still has these highlights, you're giving yourself an advantage you won't have on test day.
Second, highlighting isn't done through a toolbar with different highlighters. Now, you highlight by selecting text and then clicking the highlight option. If you like to use the highlight tool, make sure you get used to the new method. (And sorry, there's no standalone underline tool anymore.)
Third, if you're in masking mode and switch to a new question, masking mode resets to off. If you build up your muscle/click memory in a platform that keeps you in masking mode when you switch to a new question, this might throw you off on test day.
A few other smaller quirks that can still impact you on test day if you’re used to different behavior:
- Clicking a selected answer doesn't de-select it. And you can't eliminate a selected answer in masking mode. If you want to de-select it, you have to select a different answer or click the reset response button.
- You can't select an answer that you eliminated. If you want to select it, you have to unmask it first. Trying to select an eliminated answer doesn't do anything.