@.Sieradzki thank you so much for your support. It's so frustrating that i'm actually thinking about giving up applying law school （law school is tough and expensive, it just seems unworthy to spend 3 years in a not so good school). By submitting Dec score, do you mean to submit the whole application in late Dec or start application in early cycle but just add Dec score when the result comes out?
@ i know they will accept the score but wouldn't that slow my application process and i'll only be considered in a later cycle and have a much lower chance? with sep score, i'll be in the earliest round. I consistently heard seniors talking about how much they regret they didn't apply earlier cause people apply earlier with even lower grades than theirs got accepted while they got waitlisted because they apply in late November or December.
I always thought Sep Lsat was the last chance for anyone applying for the 2017 fall. But discussions here seem to suggest that I can still take Dec one and use that score?? Does that mean I'll be the last round of applicants and have a low shot of getting accepted by the admission board?
Thanks for your help!
@ i know! i felt so stupid that i didn't say anything or request a change of seat (cause i was sitting in the first row where the proctors were). i did my test in hk.
thx for the updates.
@.flyy are you applying for the year 2017 fall? dec is too late for application.
could you let me know how your complaint went when you got reply from LSAC? I had similar situation yesterday, but the whole room seemed not to be bothered but me. thx
@.Sieradzki thank you but the only thing that matters is that this is my only chance before application. hk doesn't have a test in dec
Yesterday at the test, my seat was at the first row, which was very close to the invigilator's desk. As the test started, they kept whispering about probably test staff, and flicking over the papers so loud. This was so disturbing and distracting for me, but no one seemed to be bothered by this, so I thought it wouldn't be much problem and just covered my ear and do the questions. I can't believe I didn't ask them to stop or request a change of seat!!! God, I'm so stupid! What was I thinking?!! Those noises ruined my test.. Ahh! I'm so stupid I wanna kill myself! Guys plz don't make the same mistake I made.
@ thanks! the reason I'm using recent PTs for individual section practice is that there's been some changes for each section over time (take RC for example, the comparison passage (Psg A & Psg B only appears in 50+ PTs). I'm worried whether PT 1-36s really help or indicate a correct direction for practice.
@ what do mean "untimed"? I did PT 61-65 full length, and 66-71 RC so far, i thought I should just restart from 66 as if I never did the RC part and do full length timed test and BR again. And, I basically always have 3-4 questions in RC, and almost a whole passage of questions left after 35mins per section( I know, it's horrible!), so should I finish doing it after test time and BR all questions?
Sure! I'd love to. It's just I could never finish the RCs so I basically did like 4 full PTs and kept practicing the RCs in other PTs.... Gosh!!! Feel like I wasted so many PTs!!!!
Hey guys! I just finished core curriculums and did some PTs. I know you all do blind reviews, but so far I haven't done them yet. As a non-native speaker, I feel like my biggest problem is not the correction rate but the speed (I just can't finish!). How does BR really work? Or is there any advice on speed? Thanks ~~!!!
Thanks guys! But if you look at the information given by law schools (you can refer to this website http://www.velocitylsat.com/resources/law-school-multiple-lsat-score-policies ), it looks like almost all schools indicate that they won't just look at highest scores.)
Does law school look at average lsat scores if I took more than one test? I knew that ABA changed the rules to only evaluating highest scores, and my tutor didn't say anything about average scores, so even though I didn't do well in this Feb test, I still didn't cancel my grades since it's my first time. But now I heard my friends all cancelled their grades and said they'll look at average. OMG! and I googled it but people's views differ. Can anyone give me a definite answer? I'm super worried.... Thanks!!
@ no. i took the test in hk. i don't think a complaint will help much since i stupidly chose to not say anything :(