Hey guys! Here's the official June LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the June 2017 LSAT here!
Here's some ground rules, taken from my usual sticky:
We know that everyone will be excited to discuss what was on the June '17 LSAT, but mentioning specifics about the test (e.g., "I got B for question 6" or "the 3rd LG was sequencing") can get both us and you in a lot of trouble with LSAC. Saying that the test was hard/easy without going into detail is okay, but anything more specific is not okay. LSAC monitors this forum.
If you're unsure what may be too specific, feel free to PM me with what you'd like to post.
The only exception is you can say which sections were real or experimental. For example, the LG with "flowers" was experimental. That's okay.
TL;DR: PLEASE don't talk specifics about June's LSAT!
Here's where you can see the current Real/Experimental Sections:
Have fun discussing!
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Who else died at the nuclear reactor / steam / emissions LR question?
I don't know if this is an allowerd question, please delete if it's not. But the last LR with 25 Q's had a lot of straight line bubbling? Or is it only me
All I remember from the test is wynton marsalis, beer game, sydney manila tokyo... I must have blacked out during Logical Reasoning.
Almost positive if you had LR RC LR LG LR that the first LR was experimental
LR RC LR LG LR
anyone get the sense that they recycled some of those LR questions? seemed oddly familiar . maybe its just a coincidence
Anyone have a LR question about Chlorophyll and bacteria?
@nilakayjackson613 said:
All I remember from the test is wynton marsalis, beer game, sydney manila tokyo... I must have blacked out during Logical Reasoning.
Same -- besides one LR question, I literally remember NOTHING. Either a very good or a very dreadful sign.
Guys, please click the other stickied link or the link on the first page of this thread. It already tells you what's experimental and what's not. That clears up so many questions I've seen in this thread.
Thanks @7sagestudentservices for all your work to help us determine what sections are experimental!!
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I got the sofa (bonus points if you know what this means)!
Good luck everyone! I am rooting for all of you!
Yes the 26 question Lr is real @dantlee14842
Manila Tokyo Sydney..makes me think of the Philadelphia Montreal Toronto Vancouver game..:
@hlindquist19721 said:
SAME. I had multiple 2 or 3's of the same letter in a row and it was making me real nervous
@10024 said:
I don't know if this is an allowerd question, please delete if it's not. But the last LR with 25 Q's had a lot of straight line bubbling? Or is it only me
same for me--2 and 3's of the same. I was sitting there like WHAT IS THIS SORCERY THIS CAN'T BE
Did anyone feel like this was (as far as the LSAT goes) an unusually straightforward, if not overtly soft test? RC was moderately difficult, for sure, but not the hardest I've done and easily the hardest section in the test. LR was almost too easy at times, overall very very straightforward with a few small twists. LG shocked me with its manageability. Thoughts for the "curve?" Hopefully not a -8 haha
Recommended tip post writing the test - the order of the sections that you took do not necessarily parallel someone else's in regards to which section was experimental. My "apparent" LR experimental was my 1st section on the test but it was someone else's section later in the test - given 3 LRs.
Hope this helps:)
From easiest to hardest:
--> Writing (lmao -- Team Anti-Toll Troll)
--> First LR section (the one without the nuclear reactor / steam question)
--> LG
--> RC (I actually found the Jazz passage the hardest -- easy passage but hard questions)
--> Second LR section (the one with the nuclear reactor / steam question -- RIP)
That reading section wrecked me. I averaged around -5/6 for the entire test over 40 ish practice tests. That inference passage probably took care that on its own. Of course that being my first section meant I was out of it the rest of the way. September here I come!
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Also hoping that I did as well on the LSAT as Crosby did last night...a girl can dream
Good luck guys! East Coast should be heading to the TCs right about now. Put your game faces on, play your pump up music, and go kill it!
You are the MJ of LSAT, and you've been coached by @phelanj75744 who is the Phil Jackson of LSAT. You got this.
@nicoleburdakin925 Go with your initial gut instinct. I am sure you did great! All of us experience a roller coaster of emotions after taking an LSAT. You can go between thinking you aced a section to believing you went -10. In my experience from past LSATs, the truth is usually much closer to the initial gut instinct. You got this!
SAME. I had multiple 2 or 3's of the same letter in a row and it was making me real nervous
@10024 said:
I don't know if this is an allowerd question, please delete if it's not. But the last LR with 25 Q's had a lot of straight line bubbling? Or is it only me
Is it just me or does everyone else have no idea what your RC score is. I typically average -5 over the last 2 weeks. Before then was -7,-8 really consistently and the highest being -10 but right now I have no clue For me it could be anywhere from -5 to -13 :(
Did anyone else find RC harder than all other PrepTests? So much harder than 80 and 78.
I threw away the games, guessed two on the last game and guessed one on the FIRST game.
Not sure but LR seemed "easy" compared to other one for the two real sections. LR was the only saving grace unless I have like chains of careless mistakes.