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Hey guys!
This past test I know for a fact that my essay was written terribly. My reasoning was not strong at all and I wrote only until the halfway point of the back page. Not being hard on myself at all-- this essay really was a piece of junk. I plan to take the test again in December, and I'm going to make sure that not only my score improves tremendously (definitely scored ~153 on this one) but also that I write a whole lot better to make up for this first try. Trying my hardest to rebound from a pretty bad test overall. Does that sound reasonable?
Thanks so much!
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Please don't "waste" time on the essay. It isn't scored and more than half of schools don't even look at it. Those that do view it use it as a check on the authenticity of your personal statement writing sample (which I always thought odd because LSAT sample is analytical, personal statement is narrative). Anyway, you're much better off scoring a 158 with a **it writing sample on the LSAT than scoring a 153 with a good sample.
If you like to write well let that come through in the personal statement. Just my 2cents.
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Lol @476.rizeq ! Pretty much!
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Don't worry about the essay. After taking the LSAT, most of us are doing well just to construct a sentence, much less an argument. They understand that this essay is written under enormous stress and is not representative of a whole lot. I doubt anyone even reads them at most programs.