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If you took the September LSAT how do you feel you did on December? Better or worse?
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If you took the September LSAT how do you feel you did on December? Better or worse?
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The first test I don't think I was nervous enough because I knew a retest was possible so I was extremely relaxed. This time I wasn't nervous but I was more focused because I knew that a lot was riding on it. That RC was definitely beyond easy. I killed the real estate LG and picked up a few points of the other games. My LR remained the same.
I didn't want to know my score after Sept. Now everyday seems like the longest WAIT.
LR - One section harder, one section easier
LG - Easier
RC - Easier
I canceled in Sept due to illness but we'll see in a few weeks.
I took both of these tests on Mondays as I am a Sabbath Observer so my insights on the relative merits of the two tests probably are not relevant to most. On the general front though, my Sept LSAT had some crazy jack-hammering interruptions and I personally screwed up my timing on RC. It sucks because my one mistake on RC really impacted my score (I think, but Monday LSATs are non-disclosed except for June so who knows for sure) but overall I was very composed, confident, and on cruise control.
The experience of things going so horribly wrong must have impacted me greatly though because I was a mess from a physical standpoint today. My body was dealing with so many nervous physical reactions that it felt like my brain was fuzzy and hazy during the entire test. No timing mishaps this time though although I did have some misreads on LG that I think I mostly recovered from. It was just interesting to me that I was more nervous the second time but I think it was because I was so prepared and confident the first time and things STILL went wrong (some in my control and some out of my control). Thus I had a hard time being confident today and ultimately it affected me physically in a way that I have rarely experienced during testing.
Who knows. Overall I feel good because my LSAT experience is behind me and I didn't make any huge errors that I am aware of.
The only thing that sucks is getting my LSAT score and never knowing how I did on individual questions. Non-disclosed tests definitely leave you with a lot of questions.
I feel as if I did a lot better. I think I was more prepared and confident, and it was possibly an easier test, at least for me and my strengths/weaknesses. Of course, I could have totally missed something and found it superficially easy. We will see..
I can honestly attribute my interpretation of the Sept LSAT as difficult due to me losing my shit on section 1,2,3 and 4. I was so much more relaxed and confident and I actually slept the night before. RC was definitely easier. I felt LG were both pretty hard. I actually felt LR was infinitely easier this time around.
No idea. Test was a lot harder but I wasn't as nervous the second time around. Logic games murdered me on this one.
LR on par/slightly easier. RC was definitely easier. LG harder.
I think so too. Excited about getting my acceptance letter!
I think easier RC, LG. Maybe slightly harder LR? But I was also less able to focus during LR for some reason.
Better because I actually finished, but the test was harder
SO much better!!