We want to end with a note shouting out to those of you who stayed committed to preparing for the LSAT or the Praxis. What about all of my Practice Test scores and schedules?Īll of your previous practice test scores and dates will remain in the experience for your reference. We understand that this will allow for more effective preparation, especially for adult learners with limited time available for their studies.

Now, instead of having to complete a practice test to continue with your practice plan, you will be able to take practice tests whenever you want.

This change will enable you to better organize your preparation, giving you more control over what you practice and when.

Because of these new implementations, you may notice that your practice tests names have changed: now, all of our practice tests will follow a regular name order (Practice Test #1, Practice Test #2, Practice Test #3…) even if you removed and re-added them in your schedule.

Your progress and work within each stage will not be modified. Stage numbers used to reset after each practice test, but now they reflect the total number of stages you’ve completed.

The new practice plan will contain only stages and timed mini sections. Now, the practice tests will be done separately, in their own Full tests tab, in the order, and at the time of your choosing. Before, your practice plan was structured using a combination of practice tests and stages. We've removed practice tests from the practice plan.Now, instead of only being able to complete a practice test at the end of a series of stages, you will be able to select which practice test you want to take and when. We've added a separate tab for practice tests: the Full tests tab.In an effort to simplify the learning experience for our LSAT and Praxis students, we've made some changes to the LSAT and Praxis practice experiences as of April 2022.

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