No, it wasn't the experimental. Goodness gracious. Someone should sue these companies, seriously. This could cause people to cancel when they shouldn't.
::rolls eyes::People! If you had games as your 1st and/or 4th section, the 1st section was your experimental. If you had games your fifth section, the third section was your experimental.HTH
QuoteHow do you know this?? Is your reasoning based on the fact that the total number of questions would add up to 99?There are like 500 posts regarding this, fyi. But yes, more or less.
How do you know this?? Is your reasoning based on the fact that the total number of questions would add up to 99?
QuoteSo, i've spoken with a VERY Reliable source at testmasters. a person whom the LSAC would probably call and let know which section is the experimental. LSAC doesn't mind doing this, if students sole interest in this knowledge is deciding weather to cancel or not. And this source has corroborated that the first section was experiemental for everyone.Good for you. You're also someone who has claimed to have taken the LSAT five times in a two year period. Not exactly very reliable. It's simply impossible for the first section to have been the experimental for everyone unless there was massive congitive failure on the part of everyone who had the LR-RC-LR-LR-LG format (that is, thinking there were 25 questions on section 4, when there were actually 26). But everyone says there were 25. Which is more plausible - Kaplan's rushed WE'RE NEVER WRONG podcast + your "source," or everyone who had this format having massive cognitive failure?Right.
So, i've spoken with a VERY Reliable source at testmasters. a person whom the LSAC would probably call and let know which section is the experimental. LSAC doesn't mind doing this, if students sole interest in this knowledge is deciding weather to cancel or not. And this source has corroborated that the first section was experiemental for everyone.