u/levissluttywaist

"Only if the compact of jars grows musical will we have discord in the spheres."

Isn't this an "if and only if" statement, meaning there should be a double must arrow? Answer key shows only a must arrow. Does the "if and" in "if and only if" really mean something different than "only if?" 😭🫪

Edit: and upon reading it again...isn't "we will have discord in the spheres" the necessary condition? Shouldn't it be:

CJM --> DS

I think I'm losing my mind.

I'm super confused how all of this is supposed to work. I'm signed up to take the August 2026 LSAT, hoping to submit early application to law school in December 2026, and I would (in a perfect world) like to only take it once if I do well the first time. My instinct is to sign up for both August and September and just withdraw from the Sept test date and get a refund if I get a good score in Aug, but everything I'm reading on LSAC says that I wouldn't be able to get a refund? Am I missing something?

September registration closes before August testing even starts...that seems kinda stupid? Shouldn't I be able to know if I did well the first time before I pay another $200+ and take it again?