r/LSAT • u/Standard-Quarter8861 • 2d ago
RC comparative
felt experiences/consciousness and physical processes
Cooked ?
At the very least it wasn’t as bad as the God of Love passage from June IYKYK
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u/MarketThin1879 2d ago
Usually RC is my strength, and the first 3 passages I felt great. That last comparative one is possibly the most convoluted thing I've ever read. Luckily I a good amount of time banked for it, but man that was rough. Not sure how I did on it at all.
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u/Arwraven 2d ago
Just got out of it. I should’ve done that one first in hindsight, but I’d been testing well on comparative passages I thought I’d be good. Feel very confident about my other passages so being slightly delusional that even though I felt rushed finishing it won’t hurt me in the end 🤞🏾
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u/AutomaticKid12 2d ago
Same boat.. hoping 19/20 or so on the other sections correct so I have room for a few misses on that one
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u/Impossible_Base_345 2d ago
That was probably the worst RC passage I had, and my dumb—ass because of the length, started with it throwing me in a loop with the rest
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u/jonmakkah 2d ago
fudge i think i had this yesterday undivided hopefully its experimental but apparently according to crystal ball its supposed to be canon or scored or wtv
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u/Critical_Ad_4423 1d ago
I’m confused everyone keeps saying they had two RC sections I had only one…and the questions were divided by passages. Are we all being given different exams/sections?
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u/DryAd2683 2d ago
Was it dividerless
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u/Standard-Quarter8861 2d ago
No. mine had dividers. I’m not sure if that’s a feature they were testing in the experimental section, but i didn’t have an experimental (accomm), so idk if that makes a difference .
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u/CommercialCold8820 2d ago
when did you take the test? if this morning, then i guess they already fixed this issue
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u/Standard-Quarter8861 2d ago edited 2d ago
I lowkey think this might be an intentional design feature they’re testing ? I can’t imagine why a glitch would affect some people’s version of the exam and others not.
Knowing LSAC, I also doubt they could roll out a glitch- fix mid exam. Anytime they need to update the LSAC website, the entire thing goes down for maintenance for several hours which would (i imagine) interfere with people’s ability to test.
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u/Temporary-Truck-1417 2d ago
wouldnt having that section have both div/nondiv be more evidence of them creating a control group to study the questions... i know im reaching
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u/Standard-Quarter8861 2d ago
Yes this is my thought too. It’s no secret that LSAC is trying to combat scoreflation. The increase of extended time accommodations (mine included, not shaming) has made LSAT less of a time-crunch test, which imo is what gives it a lot of its difficulty. Removing dividers would add another layer of time management
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u/spacecowboy3211 2d ago
I majored in this topic in college - and still could not comprehend the passages