Subscription pricing
I did not, and I am regretting it. My last section was LG, and I was feeling pretty defeated.
0
I did not, and I am regretting it. My last section was LG, and I was feeling pretty defeated.
13 comments
oh good. I filled up about the same... all of front and part of back. I was worried because I had extra time, which was pretty weird to be sitting for the LSAT with extra time.
People actually do the writing sample?????
jk, but I took it twice and only filled up a page and a few sentences on the second page.
quality > quantity
LMAO. To be honest, I'll probably never do another one until way later in my prep or on test day. I'm glad I did so now I know what to expect, lol. People should not sweat this at all!!
hahaha you're special :) i actually enjoyed the writing sample on the dec test! when i looked around, i could see ppl have stopped caring/writing but i kept going cause why not.
I have NOT taken the real LSAT yet. But on my diagnostic, I did the writing sample just because haha. I believe I filled up the same amount as Stevie. But like others have said, don't sweat the writing sample. So long as you give a good-faith effort, you'll be just fine.
there is no requirement to use all the space. I stopped 2/3 of the way through the second page and spent the last 5-10 minutes resting
Honestly, I wouldn't worry too much about the LSAT's writing sample. To my understanding, it isn't used formally in the admission process. I think J.Y. mentioned that the writing sample might be used to verify that your personal statement wasn't plagiarized, but even that seems unlikely.
Also, conciseness far outweighs quantity in terms of the writing sample.
I think I usually got about half way through the second page. If it was necessary for you to fill up the whole thing, that would just mean that either you can't make a concise argument or that they're providing insufficient space. Don't worry about it!
i have big hand writing so i got to the second side... i think 1 and 3/4ths or maybe 1 and 2/4 filled
I didn't write a lot, I filled up the front page only
I didn't use all of the space; it is much better to write clearly and concisely than to fill a page. If you have said all you need to say anything extra is just wasting words. Also keep in mind that because people have very different spacing/lettering "my" page and "your" page are most likely not the same thing. I wouldn't stress over this.
I filled up the first page and a little over half of the second. However, I think as long as you argued and articulated your point well and followed the prompt, then you should be fine!
Nope. I think I filled up the first page, and 2/3 of the second. Quality is far more important than quantity.