Ability to make LSAT practice test the FLEX format

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trevor mcgill

15. Juli 2020 18:01

Many people taking the LSAT now are taking the flex format instead of the traditional format. The flex format is shorter, it is only 3 sections instead of 5. It would be awesome to have the option to change the practice lsat test, when using khan academy LSAT prep, to the flex format instead of traditional. I have worked around this problem by only doing 3 of the five sections and using a 3rd party source to grade the test. This hurts me though, because khan academy recognizes that i didn't answer these questions and thinks that i am struggling in areas that i am not. I really hope for this change soon, as I am taking the LSAT the end of August and do not want to use power score for my prep, but i will if there are no changes as they offer flex prep test.

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eva.sevilla

21. Juli 2020 17:02
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Hi Trevor,

Thank you so much for your feedback! I completely understand how this would make your time on Khan Academy's LSAT course more applicable to your LSAT experience.

I have gone ahead and escalated your feedback to our content team so they are able to review it as we plan for the future of Khan Academy.

Thank you again for helping us improve!
Sarah Sharpe

10. August 2020 04:26
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yes! please change this ASAP. I take the exam at the end of August and it would be extremely helpful to be able to take an accurate FLEX exam instead of regular.
BJNeller

24. August 2020 15:52
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Has there been any progress made in order to offer practice LSAT tests in the same format as the LSAT-Flex exam?
Antwan Matthews

25. Oktober 2020 23:01
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I'm guessing they will just keep escalating this until the LSAT rolls back into the standard form. It's unfortunate this adjustment wasn't made. This platform has been really beneficial and that option would have just made things more precise in terms of analytics.
Rebecca Leidenz

1. Dezember 2020 04:15
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I would love for this to be changed before January. I have yet to take a practice FLEX test and I would love the experience to get a realistic score before the actual exam. Please Khan Academy work your magic. WE NEED THIS.
rachelcholley

12. Dezember 2020 18:05
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I second this. To my knowledge, all students taking the LSAT in coming months will be taking the LSAT flex, and if not, certainly the majority of them. I love this service, but it would really help if it actually fit the format of the test we'll be taking. Thank you for creating a great product and adjusting it for these strange times. Rachel
Carly Davis

4. Januar 2021 14:50
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I have been having the exact same problem. I used an outside LSAT Flex score conversion chart to get an accurate scoring after taking only 3 sections of the practice test, but it still shows a much lower score on my progress chart on Khan Academy. I want to prepare myself as best I can for the real test by simulating real test conditions, but I also would like to have an accurate progress chart and accurate practice stages. With the current setup, it is impossible to do both. I would love to see an option to take a Flex format practice test, in order to accommodate all test takers.
Danielle Tobert

7. Januar 2021 01:27
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I'm in the same boat as the people above. Khan Academy, please allow the option!
Brent Schatz

19. Januar 2021 17:28
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Has this option ever been acted upon? Cannot seem to shorten my practice tests to match the new LSAT-flex format
queenayushik

14. April 2021 01:34
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+1
Newkirk8212

15. April 2021 16:44
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Is this just not going to happen? I think we would all appreciate a response.
sanghmitra.sahai

30. Mai 2021 00:13
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Does Khan Academy have LSAT Flex now?