@jlukedavis743 Why doesn't LSAC just update and revise their projected score release date to keep it accurate instead of just releasing them whenever.. Lol
168 on my first attempt! That's pretty much how I was PTing for weeks leading up to the test. I even slacked off and slowed down (even took 4 section PTs instead of 5, as I normally did earlier on) so I'm glad I was able to focus and churn a predictable score despite how nervous I was. :) And got 21/23 (with 1 wrong on the virus game) on LG so woot. Those videos certainly helped.
Thank you so much 7sage! What a wonderful community you have provided for me, for many others, and for all those who will need LSAT prep guidance in the future.
When asked, LSAC officials are always supposed to answer with the official release day. A few tests ago, a 7Sager called to ask about score release after having already received their score; and the reps still would not answer with anything other than the official release day. If you talk to an LSAC official, their answer will be the official one. It may very well be tomorrow, but don't put any stock into what anyone representing LSAC says.
Guys, this day has come and gone. However, I do want to thank each and every one of the people who contributed to this thread. You guys are awesome and made waiting for the score more pleasurable and bearable.
Keep your head up high...you guys are such an amazing bunch.
@twssmith644 There has never been a pattern as far as one could determine. Not by alphabetical, score, test site or region, according to the PowerScore people that have tried to figure it out. I don't have my score either:(
Maybe it is by projected population of birth city for year of projected law school graduation unless birth city starts with a vowel in which case it reverts to year maternal grandmother said her first words.
LSAC does good setting a test release date they consistently meet or exceed (with one bad year). I'd rather know it's coming by the 20th than expect it on the 18th and be thrown off by a late notice. Whether it's released 2 days early or on-time probably doesn't change the end result of alot of plans - and it's great practice on patience for a legal career of working with clients.
Ahhhh....C'mon. The last week and a half has flown by! What is another week and a half to two-ish? (This is the ONE TIME when working full time works in my favor because I am so swamped at work I don't have time for thinking about much else)
@cfield3658 I'm so sorry you didn't get the score you wanted but don't wallow too much. I bombed my first LSAT take last year. If I've learned anything from the 7Sage community it's that the LSAT is a very learnable test. If you didn't see the score you want this time and you want to be a lawyer don't give up! You probably weren't ready for the last test but you can be for a future test! You get three takes (in two years) so don't let one setback stop you from reaching your goals. Learn from your mistakes and go back to the LSAT more equipt to crush it!
I hope all the LSAC data entry workers are having a pizza party right now and waiting for the file to finish uploading before they have a little ceremony about how they are ensuring the future of the rule of law in our world and hitting a "GO LIVE" button and everyone gets another star for their nameplate about another LSAT survived. And then Susan who has been there for 25 years tells that story again about the time the bubble scanner misread all the As for Bs and they had to work overtime to get the test results right and out in time and everyone rolls their eyes because they've heard this so many times, but it's cool, because she's really good with the backend software.
In other words, I WANT MY DANG SCORE and it's making me a little nuts.
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looking at my email daily like
http://i.imgur.com/QnkFrG3.gif
I'm convinced that they still haven't solved the virus game themselves
LSAC reading your comment like:
https://imgflip.com/s/meme/Laughing-Men-In-Suits.jpg
I promised myself I would be chill about this. I AM BREAKING MY PROMISES.
I had a notification from LSAC today: https://media3.giphy.com/media/10DqC960LpntYc/200w.gif
Turned out it was just to say my transcript had posted.
Alright, gave up all hope. You win LSAC, you win...Speaking of win...LET'S GO BLUE JAYS !!!!
168 on my first attempt! That's pretty much how I was PTing for weeks leading up to the test. I even slacked off and slowed down (even took 4 section PTs instead of 5, as I normally did earlier on) so I'm glad I was able to focus and churn a predictable score despite how nervous I was. :) And got 21/23 (with 1 wrong on the virus game) on LG so woot. Those videos certainly helped.
Thank you so much 7sage! What a wonderful community you have provided for me, for many others, and for all those who will need LSAT prep guidance in the future.
167. Not bad, not good. Meh. Don't feel terribly disappointed, but don't feel very proud either.
the virus game was just lsac trying to get us to solve their tech problems
When asked, LSAC officials are always supposed to answer with the official release day. A few tests ago, a 7Sager called to ask about score release after having already received their score; and the reps still would not answer with anything other than the official release day. If you talk to an LSAC official, their answer will be the official one. It may very well be tomorrow, but don't put any stock into what anyone representing LSAC says.
This is all I could hear when the clock hit 7:00pm EST
Guys, this day has come and gone. However, I do want to thank each and every one of the people who contributed to this thread. You guys are awesome and made waiting for the score more pleasurable and bearable.
Keep your head up high...you guys are such an amazing bunch.
Maybe it is by projected population of birth city for year of projected law school graduation unless birth city starts with a vowel in which case it reverts to year maternal grandmother said her first words.
No email for me yet...dang, I should have known that using "2hoodfoschool69@kmarie7664.com" as my primary LSAC email would be used against me :P
Dang this test destroyed me, scored well below my average. Oh well, it's a good thing I'm signed up for December.
LSAC does good setting a test release date they consistently meet or exceed (with one bad year). I'd rather know it's coming by the 20th than expect it on the 18th and be thrown off by a late notice. Whether it's released 2 days early or on-time probably doesn't change the end result of alot of plans - and it's great practice on patience for a legal career of working with clients.
Ahhhh....C'mon. The last week and a half has flown by! What is another week and a half to two-ish? (This is the ONE TIME when working full time works in my favor because I am so swamped at work I don't have time for thinking about much else)
@cfield3658 I'm so sorry you didn't get the score you wanted but don't wallow too much. I bombed my first LSAT take last year. If I've learned anything from the 7Sage community it's that the LSAT is a very learnable test. If you didn't see the score you want this time and you want to be a lawyer don't give up! You probably weren't ready for the last test but you can be for a future test! You get three takes (in two years) so don't let one setback stop you from reaching your goals. Learn from your mistakes and go back to the LSAT more equipt to crush it!
I know!! Just got an email from Dominos and they can shove their Pizza where it don't belong...
How can I tell the rest of the world NOT to email me for the next 5 hours?!
It took me 9 months of arduous studying to birth this LSAT score. I am in labor.
is anybody else hoping for a miracle to get a higher score than expected? or is it just me?
I'll be right there with all of you to keep you updated. You're not alone!
I hope all the LSAC data entry workers are having a pizza party right now and waiting for the file to finish uploading before they have a little ceremony about how they are ensuring the future of the rule of law in our world and hitting a "GO LIVE" button and everyone gets another star for their nameplate about another LSAT survived. And then Susan who has been there for 25 years tells that story again about the time the bubble scanner misread all the As for Bs and they had to work overtime to get the test results right and out in time and everyone rolls their eyes because they've heard this so many times, but it's cool, because she's really good with the backend software.
In other words, I WANT MY DANG SCORE and it's making me a little nuts.