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Here's the official June 2022 LSAT Discussion Thread.
REMINDER: Under your Candidate Agreement, you may not discuss the details of any specific LSAT questions at any time. For the June LSAT, general discussion of what sections you had, or how difficult you found a given section, or speculation about which sections were scored or unscored, is prohibited until after 9pm ET tonight. So please be patient for just several hours.
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@sahanaripr711Sorry, June 2022 tests are not yet available. LSAC's most recent PrepTest is PrepTest 92 (June 2020). Unfortunately, LSAC has not announced when new PrepTests will be available. Note that newly released PrepTests will automatically be added to the 7Sage course.
can anyone please suggest if there are any ways through which we can get the June 2022 LSAT prep test or any of the very recent ones?
@ana28618 said:
Weird LSAT Experiance - LR-LG-RC-TOLD Experimental?
I had LR which I found very difficult but I think I pulled through. LG was harder, but not crazy, then RC was quite easy. BUT my last section was a experimental that was a variation on logic games with survey questioins. Did anyone else get this? It was told in BOLD this is an unscored section, and it seemed like they were testing something new? Lemme know if this happened to anyone else?
I just read an article that the LSAC is changing the LG section due to a lawsuit that was filed in 2017 regarding the denial of an accommodation sought by a legally blind test taker. Google Angelo Binno. They chose to use the June 2022 LSAT to include the survey-experimental section. As someone else stated, changes may be coming in 2023.
I started studying for the LSAT in January, and had done zero prep or anything before that. I solely used this site and went through the entire course finishing it in April. Then I took three practice tests over the span of the next month and a half, and took my first LSAT in June. I got a 157 which I am very happy with! This site really does wonders
@sallykim190110202 said:
Anyone know where to look to see if a break down of how many questions right/wrong in the specific sections? Do they not show that?
It'd be very helpful if they did, but I don't believe they do that
Anyone know where to look to see if a break down of how many questions right/wrong in the specific sections? Do they not show that?
Does anyone know if scores typically get released earlier than the projected score date?
I just got an email a day ago saying that I need to retake Writing because of a blurred ID photo.
I was never prompted to show an ID at all so I held it up to the camera at one point and says, "Don't you need to see this?"
Still got flagged and now i likely won't get my score on time, argh.
What IS the proper way to show the ID so this doesn't happen again?
@fhuang1766 said:
This was my first time taking the LSAT and I am very glad that I will be taking it again.
The proctor for the writing section was very strict in comparison to the multi-choice proctor(s). I was told I had to leave the room and grab my cell phone which I purposely did not have in the room because I didn't want to deal with it and they didn't explicitly state it needed to be in the room, only that it could be used as a mirror.
I understand that having it in the room, turned off, could limit anyone from possibly cheating during a break and I am happy to go through all of the steps. A very small potatoes situation but one that still kind of boggled my mind.
Additionally, some of my questions in the RC were highlighted. It was as if someone else had marked up a paper test except it's all electronic. When I told them something was wrong, I had very little assistance or guidance and no idea if I was suppose to keep going or not-- meanwhile my time was ticking away. Needless to say, I kept going to the best of my ability.
Did anyone else have a weird situation like mine?
They have proctors for the writing section? I did not know this; don't think there was one when I took the test back in March
This was my first time taking the LSAT and I am very glad that I will be taking it again.
The proctor for the writing section was very strict in comparison to the multi-choice proctor(s). I was told I had to leave the room and grab my cell phone which I purposely did not have in the room because I didn't want to deal with it and they didn't explicitly state it needed to be in the room, only that it could be used as a mirror.
I understand that having it in the room, turned off, could limit anyone from possibly cheating during a break and I am happy to go through all of the steps. A very small potatoes situation but one that still kind of boggled my mind.
Additionally, some of my questions in the RC were highlighted. It was as if someone else had marked up a paper test except it's all electronic. When I told them something was wrong, I had very little assistance or guidance and no idea if I was suppose to keep going or not-- meanwhile my time was ticking away. Needless to say, I kept going to the best of my ability.
Did anyone else have a weird situation like mine?
Yes, they do !
@kacypana839 said:
Powerscore Podcast: super hard RC section of RC LG RC LR was experimental. I can breathe now ….
Did the podcast also cover the international June LSAT?
Powerscore Podcast: super hard RC section of RC LG RC LR was experimental. I can breathe now ….
I took the international yesterday. I believe the unscored was the first and it was pretty hard. I ended with LR and that is also hard! To LSATMaster89: i dont think anything about the LSAT is fair OR easy!!
But my overall feeling: relief and gratitude. I did it!!!! 😊🙌
I was one of the people who got the experimental section on the 11th and my distribution was RC-LG-LR-EXP, which the moment the experimental section came, meant that my performance for the other 3 sections counted. I didn't have an extra section to count on, just in-case I received a difficult RC/LG/LR. I was hoping for an extra LR section since the LR given was much more difficult, so I was pretty disappointed once the experimental section popped up.
@jovildevera755megana said:
@atticusbinch00884 Seems like everyone above who had that kind of section had it last, so they wouldn't know until the end
You're right but for the people who took the June 10th test and others who did not receive the experimental we were not given as nice of a distribution as these test takers were.
For example I got RC-LG-RC-LR which is a really tough sequence because my brain is completely melted from reading two RC sections before an LR section. The experimental takers got their three scored sections in the first three sections which helped their mental vs the rest of us who were drained.
Now, if LSAC had given everyone the same distribution for the first three then I wouldn't be complaining.
@sgriffgor451 said:
@claireseelinger181 Hi Cherry, could you confirm whether students are now allowed to discuss the sections in detail?
Hi @sgriffgor451 ,
Yes, you can now discuss the sections you had. Please note that only general discussion of what sections you had, how difficult you found a given section, or speculation about which sections were scored or unscored can be discussed.
Thank you for cooperating!
How did you find the international LSAT?
@claireseelinger181 Hi Cherry, could you confirm whether students are now allowed to discuss the sections in detail?
We can talk about the sessions
So are we able to talk about the sessions now?
I have two LR, one RC, and last LG. I look at game 3, then skip to game 4, then back to 3, have a few mins left. I was interrupt one time during LR, asked me to pull down camera. If they can see my face, I dont see any reason, why would they need to yell at me at all, and the clock was still running, definitely not a pleasant experience. My connection was perfect all the time, it was just out of luck during break I went back 5 mins left, they complaint about my connection breaking off, the heck with it. I waited for some mins for tech to check my connection. My wife thinking I should complain. But you know what? I dont really care, I agreed the exam is a little none reasonable, make no sense for preparing for law school, but somehow, it is manageable. I will say the first posts about RC is none of what I have seen, I have the same section with the one RC, and I agrees with the content of the post about gym and body etc. Wasnot the best of the RC that I would have taken-mostly my fault for not following my routine, but it was my first taken, and I was quite consistent in RC scores, so I am not too worry. Two LR seems to be easier for me, the second one I end up with some time left.
i hope it's okay to post this here but this blog post does a good job of explaining the experimental survey section for anyone still confused! : https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/the-june-2022-lsat-experimental-section-what-happened/
@kevincarmody518243 said:
RC-LG-RC-LR
English is my second language and this is my first time to take a proctored official LSAT. The first RC made me panic. I held my breathe to the point that I started to feel dizzy. LG is my strongest part in PTs, but I stressed out at Game 3 (partically because of my terrible experience in my first RC) and didn't get time to finish the rest of the games. During my 10 mins' break, I wanted to give up on this test. But I continued.
The beginning of the second half of the test was a lot smoothier than the first half. I reminded myself to keep breathing as I concentrate on the test. My family thought my exam would finish at 1pm but it actually went to 1:30pm. They made some phone calls around 1:15pm when I was doing the last 10 LR questions. I was distracted and stressed again at the end of the test.
Some takeaways from this "super practice test":
Keep on breathing deeply while wading through
Skip to the next game if having trouble setting up the current game
Make sure I have a quiet environment to the end of the test next time
keep on practicing!
I think I can do a lot better next time!
You can do better! Good thing you've taken some lessons from this experience. If you can, make sure you have your entire house to yourself when you take it next time. That way you're not anxious about someone getting unexpectedly loud.
Good luck
RC-LG-RC-LR
English is my second language and this is my first time to take a proctored official LSAT. The first RC made me panic. I held my breathe to the point that I started to feel dizzy. LG is my strongest part in PTs, but I stressed out at Game 3 (partically because of my terrible experience in my first RC) and didn't get time to finish the rest of the games. During my 10 mins' break, I wanted to give up on this test. But I continued.
The beginning of the second half of the test was a lot smoothier than the first half. I reminded myself to keep breathing as I concentrate on the test. My family thought my exam would finish at 1pm but it actually went to 1:30pm. They made some phone calls around 1:15pm when I was doing the last 10 LR questions. I was distracted and stressed again at the end of the test.
Some takeaways from this "super practice test":
Keep on breathing deeply while wading through
Skip to the next game if having trouble setting up the current game
Make sure I have a quiet environment to the end of the test next time
keep on practicing!
I think I can do a lot better next time!