Has anyone here actually gotten scantrons to simulate the test environment? If not, what do you do? Circle answers? Write on a separate piece of paper?
I ask because I have been simply circling, and I think it is giving me bad time management habits since it is so much quicker than bubbling the answers.
Do sections in 33 minutes if you think it will help, I dont think scantrons are necessary, but if you do, ask someone at your UG (assuming that youre in UG). Or use google. http://www.chembio.niu.edu/electrochem/chem_110_2005_fall.html
Every test you buy for practice comes with a Scantron, the exact kind use on test day. For sure use them.
The print out Kaplan tests dont have them.
Most PTs should come with bubble sheets enclosed. If you don’t have them, get them. It’s difficult to account for the process of actually bubbling as well as the whole aspect of misbubbling if you’re not using bubble sheets.
The actual tests from LSAC will always come with the Scantron.
My online course requires a disanostic PT which hasn’t been released by LSAC yet (October 2010) and it doesn’t have a bubble sheet with it. Like someone else said the other PTs I have were from Kaplan (horrible decision) and they didn’t have them either.
Im sure the October 2010 test has been released.
http://www.cambridgelsat.com/productdetail/free/print_files/2
just click on “answer sheet” and print out a bunch
Oh thanks!
And to northwood, it is disclosed and “out” but I don’t want to buy the same test twice just for an answer key.
I alwayyyyyyyyys use a scantron and highly suggest it. PTs would be a lot easier if I just circled, and you also need to get used to bubbling. I took one of the answer sheets and just copied a bunch and keep them in a folder for easy access.
Yeah. That’s what I took as my diagnostic a little over a month ago.