Hey guys!
Here's the official June 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the June 2018 LSAT here!
We know that everyone will be excited to discuss what was on the June 2018 LSAT, but here are some ground rules:
:warning: Don't mention specifics about the test! (e.g., "I got B for question 6" or "the 3rd LG was sequencing")
It can get both us and you in a lot of trouble!
:warning: Saying that the test was hard/easy is okay, but anything more specific is not okay!
:warning: The only exception: you can say which sections were real or experimental. For example, asking questions like “Was the LG with "flowers" experimental?” is okay. You can say “The LG section with "flowers" was real!” But you cannot say “the 3rd game of the real section was In/Out game.”
TL;DR: PLEASE don't talk specifics about June 2018 LSAT!
Have fun discussing!
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Letsss goooooooo!!!! Went from a 135 to 153!!!!! At least I can finally get into a decent law school!!! IM DONE ?????⚖??????
THANK YOU 7SAGE!! I got 169!!!! So happy!!! (but wish I could've gotten 170 now) Seriously this course was amazing and I learned so much!!! I got a late start to studying (started studying only 2 months before the test date) but thanks to the Study Schedule that the course provides I knew exactly how much studying I would need to do and exactly how to break it up over those 2 months. I studied 25 hours/ week religiously. May not sound like a lot but packing that on top of full time school and 25 hours/ week of work had my schedule crazy full. All I did for 2 months was eat, sleep, work, go to class and study for the LSAT. But it was so worth it!!! I felt confident the whole time during the actual LSAT test because 7Sage prepared me so well. THANK YOU @chahyong966 and team!!!
Good luck with PT 84. You all know what to do when you see it.
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I want to wish everyone all the best on the LSAT today! It has been my pleasure to know many of you. Your hard work and dedication will pay off today! I look forward hearing about your success!
7Sagers are going to slay it today!
I'm happy to say I pulled off a 170 on the June test! I really could not have done it without the advice and support from all of you 7sagers and the materials in the 7sage course. To those who didn't hit their target- don't give up! I studied pretty much constantly for a full year and on top of that things just seemed to go right in every way on test day. Keep working and you'll get there :)
@marshm3llo12517 said:
I got an email from LSAC not lsat related and my heart almost exploded.
My impatience is less about the specific score itself and more about knowing whether I need to continue studying for July.
Can we all just take a minute to acknowledge that... we're done!!! Congrats everyone on your hard work :)
Long time lurker.
Came to thank JYoung for creating 7sage. Started off in the low 140s: couldn't hit above a mid 154 after 3 months of self study. Bought his basic prep course and ended up with a 167 on test day.
FYI: My SAT was in the 65th percentile.
I feel like this comes across as an infomercial but whatever. Can't wait to head back to campus in September and help my fellow classmates study. Our mean score is 142.
I was pretty much fine until last night when I had my first memorable LSAT-related nightmare.
I dreamt that I went to my LSAC page to see if it was gray day yet, but my score was already there! A bold 149. My diagnostic was a 147. My dream self was absolutely heartbroken that all I got was two points after having studied for over a year and maintained a far higher PT average.
When I opened the response sheet, I saw that I got a 120 in one of the sections (I think it was RC), which isn't possible because, well, we all know that sections aren't graded on a 180 scale. There was another page that had my bubble sheet scanned in (idk how this differed from the response sheet, lol), and I had a question where I bubbled two ACs, so I didn't even get points for the question.
I think the shock of it all woke me up and it took me a few solid seconds to convince myself that it wasn't real.
I can't wait for this wait to be over.
A word to the wise - never eat Chipotle before a big test. Everything was going great for me until section 4, when Chipotle had its revenge. Stomach cramps and gas. I feel bad too because my stomach was making God awful whale noises, which I'm sure distracted others. Other than that the test was smooth! I can't wait for the scores to come out, and I can't wait to retake it in July as well!
@quirksarah1574 @ebs1995601
I had 3 LR also. According to Reddit, the first LR section was experimental and the two 25 question sections were the real ones!
I'm hoping this info is accurate, which would be great because I definitely got a little psyched out during that first section.
Good luck everyone!
You guys are gonna kill it. We all know how stressful this day can be, but just remember that you've done the hard part of the study grind and this is just you showing off your awesomeness!
Was 4 points under my PT average. Seems like a common story this round.
It’s almost time! We’re inching closer to gray day. Since this is my 2nd time around and, luckily, I’m happy with my first score, I’m having so much less anxiety waiting. But for those of you who are about to lose your minds: deep breaths. Most people feel like that. And no matter what happens with your score, remember that you can always Re-take. There’s plenty of time before next cycle still. So just try to keep yourself busy to keep from thinking about it, and try to keep things in perspective, no matter how it shakes out. Your 7sage crew will be here for you, whether to celebrate or commiserate. You got this!
My score is at the mercy of the RC section and I'm constantly shuffling through the five stages of grief waiting lol
3 days to go.
How I feel on the inside:
How I seem from the outside:
yeah real games was the one with WXYZ and the bonds. I had three LR as well...brutal just in the fact that it's so much LR but I didn't find any of the three sections to be crazy difficult. Hard to know how I feel about this test haha. Unfortunately the last game on LG kind of tripped me up so I had to guess on two questions because I ran out of time. Otherwise not too bad. Don't know how to feel about RC.
You guys got this! You prepped and prepped and prepped. Time to go get what is rightfully yours :)
Best of luck to everyone on the calls, I'm rooting for all of you!
@victoriaroman480240 get back up, dust yourself off and try again. I've taken the LSAT 3 times, 1st I got a 146, 2nd 149 and 3rd 157 (June 2018). Regardless, this is just a stepping stone in your journey. Now you know what its like and can adjust your studying accordingly.
Hahaha bombed it too. So weird. Lowest score I’ve gotten since... I don’t know how long. Looks like I am in good company! Man, feels unusual that so many people are all saying their score was way lower than expected. Haven’t gotten to look at the report yet, just the email. I’ll have to go over and see what’s up. My thought coming out of the test was that I did ok, likely more answers correct than in December, but might get killed by the curve. But instead I must have missed way more questions. Anyone see what the curve is? It’ll be a couple hours until I can sit down and take a look at the details.
Well, as is said before, your 7sage fam is here for everyone! And it sounds like a lot of us will be retaking. I wasn’t thinking I’d be likely to retake, but scoring significantly lower than my take in December doesn’t feel like a good look, even if schools will consider my December anyway. But leaves a bad taste in my mouth having my lowest score in ages be my most recent score with LSAC. :-/ So, September here I come!
I just want to knowwww already!!!
I just feel it is important to point out that I ended my writing portion by stating, "It's Miller time." Canton Space 4 lyf bebe