Hey 7Sagers,
Here's the official June 2021 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread.
**Please keep all discussions of the June 2021 LSAT-Flex here!**(/red)
Rules:
❌ You can't discuss specific questions. 🙅♂️
You CANNOT say things such as the following:
“Hey, the 3rd LG was sequencing and the last one was In/Out, right?” (Don't mention the game type)“The last question in the LR section was a lawgic heavy MBT! Was the answer (B)?” (Don't mention the question type or ask what the answer was)“What was the answer for the last question of RC? I think it was an inference question? Was the answer (C)?” (Don't mention the question type or ask what the answer was)
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I don't take it until 11:30, but man I cannot believe this day is here. Months of hard work. Good luck everyone.
just finished a bit ago. lr felt normal, rc was fine and 2 lg games tripped me up which sucks. but i think i did ok. so glad it's over. hoping my score is decent so i can just move on from this test forever. even if it's not decent i think i'm done lol. the most challenging thing i've ever done with working full time and doing a masters program. best of luck everyone!
Taking tomorrow at noon!! My advice to those of you who have not yet taken: expect a hard test. That way, if it is hard- you were prepared and won't freak out over that realization mid test. And if it's easier than you were expecting, fantastic! I would also go as far to say expect a bad proctor experience. I had an awful proctor experience April which I wasn't expecting- that alone made my nerves heightened & messed with my clear mind. Tomorrow I will be going in expecting to experience trouble & difficulty, that way I will be prepared if it occurs. Stay focused and level headed. Have a plan of attack and get it done. If you put in the work, pretend its just a normal PT. Good luck everyone!! Sending you all positive energy, peace & blessings on this journey!
I just finished my test!
Anyone else here keep replaying games in your head wondering if you made a huge mistake and second guessing everything? I honestly felt Games was pretty standard. One game was worded oddly in the stimulus (the museum game) but then I realized it wasn't anything new. I was just bummed I had Games last, since I was completely drained and bleary eyed by the time I got there.
Congrats to everyone who is taking today/already finished! And best of luck to those taking in the coming days. This is what we've all prepared for.. now just time to execute! :)
I just took it! I didn't think anything was too surprising. There was a game I had a bit of trouble with at first because it stated a rule in a way I hadn't seen before, but I think it was mainly the nerves talking (it was my first section) because as soon as I really tried making inferences everything cleared up. LR was very normal, no trouble and RC was pretty basic.
Just took it. My LG was incredibly easy compared to PTs. My RC seemed really difficult relative to my PTs, though. I had Locke/adult education, larvae vs ants, lying politicians, and copyright. I think I did really poorly on RC, and I'm praying that all my misses there are balanced out by a -0 LG. As for LR, I thought overall it was fine, but there were a few really tricky ones -- stealing wood from national park, low sodium diets, and more that I've blocked out of my memory already lol. LR seemed to be a toss up between really easy (like almost deceptively easy, causing me to do a lot of second guessing and probably choosing the wrong AC out of fear of falling into a trap) and really challenging. I think I was thrown in LR because usually the section increases in difficulty as the questions go on, but I thought a lot of questions were really hard right off the bat and then (deceptively?) easy towards the end. Anyway, best of luck to everyone! I'm gonna try not to obsess too much, but I'm sure I will...
T minus 1 hour before the test.
THIS ONE'S FOR DA BOYS!!!!
LETS GET THIS DONE FAM.
@addiespitz580 said:
Anyone have advice on what to study last minute? I take my test tomorrow at 11:30 am. don't want to burn myself out before then, just want to keep my mind refreshed.
I don't recommend studying at all! Seriously. You've put in so much work already, and reviewing content the day before is not going to make your performance any better. It might even scare you if practice doesn't go well. Just take today to relax and do fun things (not including alcohol, of course).
Today was my first lsat and I feel like I blacked out. I have no recollection of the test. I think I must have done it on auto-pilot. No idea how I did. Is this normal?? Such a weird experience. Like that feeling when you’ve been driving a while and suddenly you realize you’ve been zoned out the whole time but somehow you’ve been driving fine and end up at your destination. I’ve taken a ton of PT’s and never have complete amnesia after the test. Reading some of the other comments here is the only way some memory of the test is coming back to me. Can’t tell if this is a bad sign! Anyway, praying I don’t have to sit for another test!
Just finished. That museum game destroyed me, but I was smart enough to skip it and the last game was hard but I feel like I did it well... idk. LR and RC were pretty normal for recent PTs IMO with the RC relatively difficult. Ended up guessing on most of the questions in that third game, probably not a great sign for my score... Good luck all!
Anyone taking it tomorrow? lol I feel lonely seeing all the posts/comments about taking the test today.
Went from 135 diagnostic to 160 on June lsat, first attempt!!! I think I'm done with lsat now
Just wanna say congrats to all the first time test takers who've been studying for months (years?), going through all the resources & tutoring to bolster knowledge of how to think in order to be successful on the test. And also major congrats to any of the "later in life" test takers. :) For some of us it took a long while to come to a decision about moving in this direction. This was a major step. Needless to say, I was emotional after finishing it.
RC got a little WTF at the end -- I can't even remember the topics after Af. Am cultural literacy, Everything started ok and went south by the middle of passage 2, not even because the content was so hard or densely worded -- THE QUESTIONS just left me feeling like "What are you even asking me?" Gaining an understanding left little time for questions. Luckily it had the least amount of questions.
LR - mixed bag but doable, as long as exposure to question type and practice leading up was thorough. Nothing memorable. For myself I felt the traps were jumping out at me... Only the score will tell.
LG - the museum game, definitely brute forced my way through the layers of possibility; seemed like I had to do it for each question and the last question was like HUH until I got to the Econ game and since I saw the pre-req condition for that one was gonna be hairy I went back to the museum and beat down the last question until the answer revealed itself bc frankly I'd just put too much time into the whole game to leave it to chance. The Econ game was gross (aka all about deductions) and barely left enough time to answer the questions even though there were fewer than in the other games. I think it was definitely designed that way to f*** with you mid-section. Had to re-focus, re-draw boards and tell myself "it's ok... it's ok..." LOL
I feel like the test was medium-hard. Not a bad experience, no technical issues. Fingers crossed on the outcome.
Lmao - I have no idea how that went. LR was pretty standard. LG had a few unusual twists. RC had one really tricky law passage. Fingers crossed and best of luck, sagers!
this still feels a little unreal... i went from a 147 diagnostic to getting a 162 on this lsat (first time taker) the amount of mental breakdowns ive had the past month leading up to it... im so relieved i dont have to retake it
One whole year of studying and 3 official LSAT takes later, managed to score a 166 on the June exam! I am highly considering a 4th retake to try and break 170, as I am shooting for a T14 school, but I am afraid of jinxing it and ending up with a lower 4th score that may weaken my overall application. At any rate, so relieved to have made it to 166 from a 144 diagnostic score. Heartfelt thanks to JY and the whole team at 7sage!
Has anybody else had tech difficulties where the system kicks you out and then takes away a couple of minutes from your section? It happened to me twice during my exam and they got some really cute footage of me crying
Taking my test today for the first time, I'm excited and nervous at the same time. Wish me luck guys!
Congratulations to all who finished their tests today!! Good luck to those testing tomorrow and later this week. :) Do the best we can and cheer!!
Taking the test in about an hour. Can't believe this day is here! Feels like my nerves are getting the best of me, but I'm hoping they make me kill this test.
I hope everybody is killing it today! Sending good vibes to all.
Just finished and not sure my performance reflected my true ability, a mix of nerves and IMO difficult content, as well as my proctor still talking to me as the test began (has anyone had this happen?) it was a bit distracting as I was trying to use every second I had. Thoughts? Advise? Ugh.
argh. I did ok, but worse than I expected
International Test! Took it this morning June 18th KST
RC felt like normal difficulty, like any standard 80s RC
1.Brittain’s Change from Pro war to Pacificist (moderate-easy)
2. Nunavut + Inuits and Government (moderate-easy)
3. Judicial Laws by Courts (difficult)
4. Carnivorous Starfish and Effect on Ecology (medium - difficult)
LG felt pretty easy.
Trucks + North/West/South
President/Secretary/Treasurer Committee Game.
LR felt okay, but not 100% sure if my intuitions are reliable. Nothing crazy.
It had a question about people's average raffle entry guesses, bird fossils found and about how they were likely to have been gliders, appreciating the use of poetry, 1800s houses and buildings in certain districts, governments promoting equality,
I don't remember much else about the LR as it was a blur but it felt easier than 85/86 LR.
Overall, unless it was one of those tests where you don't even realize you are getting DESTROYED, my version of the June test was straightforward and fair.