If you took the October 2020 LSAT-Flex, you likely received your LSAT score and may currently be contemplating your next step. As always, some people are pleased, some are disappointed, and some have mixed emotions. Here are my suggestions for all of you:
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The LSAC just announced that the “LSAT-Flex” will be the format through all LSATs up to and including the April 2021 LSAT. Future LSATs after April may be in the LSAT-Flex format as well. Please take a look here at 5 key differences between the LSAT-Flex and the traditional LSAT.
The LSAT currently is offered in the LSAT-Flex format, and is likely to be with us for some time. There are two key differences between the LSAT-Flex and traditional LSAT format: There are only three 35-minute sections (instead of five) on the LSAT-Flex. The LSAT-Flex has one Logical Reasoning (“LR”), one Analytical Reasoning (“AR”) and […]
In order to maximize the unmatched, comprehensive nature of my LSAT Prep courses, and to provide convenience, flexibility and value to all LSAT Prep students, ScoreItUp offers a wide variety of options. Here is a breakdown and brief summary of my course options: My ScoreItUp “Live Stream” courses are offered live and in real time, […]
The October LSAT-Flex is coming up this weekend! Here are a few common-sense suggestions for those of you taking the upcoming exam:
Pre-law students obviously differ from one another. But there are certain things that I frequently see that come up over and over again. After having trained thousands of LSAT Prep students, and after having taught thousands of other pre-law students in my UC Irvine, Chapman and Cal State Fullerton law courses, here are 5 of […]
While it isn’t a surprise, the LSAC announced that the August 2020 LSAT also will be offered in the new “LSAT-Flex” format. In addition, they announced several important new rules and policies pertaining to the LSAT which LSAT Prep students should know. The entire content of the letter is listed below. For those who want […]
The LSAC recently announced that the July LSAT will again be using the new “LSAT-Flex” format. That will mark the third consecutive LSAT (May, June and July) using the new format. What is the difference between the traditional LSAT and the “LSAT-Flex”? TRADITIONAL LSAT: The traditional LSAT has five (5) sections, not counting the ungraded […]
While it wasn’t a big surprise, the LSAC just announced that the July 2020 LSAT will be administered in the new LSAT-Flex format. The July LSAT will be the third LSAT that LSAC will have given in this format (the ones in May and June being the first two). The substance and content of the […]
Many of you registered for the upcoming April 2020 LSAT received a letter from LSAC (copy printed below) stating that (1) the April 2020 LSAT is being cancelled, and (2) in its place, LSAC will be offering a new “LSAT-Flex” exam date “in the second half of May” (presumably only an option for those who […]
