Law School Discussion

Really, who reads these things? Besides, the practicality of not erasing is to prevent smudges from filthy erasers. Think of what a smudge mark looks like when scanned.

I think this question has been milked dry. Give up people, and wait for the scores!   

That's a no brainer.

The schools will accept the applications but they will be labeled as "incomplete" until the LSAT gets in. Do whatever test fits your schedule. Try and avoid February though. Not many seats are left in some of the better colleges, so you're left scrambling with the masses.

Quote from: johnson on February 06, 2006, 01:51:53 AM

hey cookie,

make sure to add this one that drack came up with to the master list at some point:

"The question had something to do with a magazine survey, and people responding to the survey via email or postcard or something, and the question had something to do with an inference from that data or something. I can never remember answers until people start spitting them out, so let's get cracking on this.  I'm really impressed with myself here for remembering these."  --drack

I think this is the one asking their readers to respond to a poll about whether or not they think it's easier to use email than snail mail. Most of the people who responded to the poll by email said they did. Most that responded by snail mail didn't. The question stem asked you to find a principle that applied to this situation. The proper choice had to do with "people are more likely to look favorably upon techonologies they use"

Concur with both Q&A. Hopefully it's not from Section 3. My memory of the test is fading fast.