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They will see it but the vast majority of law schools only care about your highest score.
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While I don't agree with you on the necessity of a math section, you make some good points. What do you think about the difficulty of the GRE relative to the LSAT? I've taught/tutored both and can tell you that the GRE is nearly universally regarded as the easier of the two tests. Just curious.
The "odd level of abstraction" is exactly what makes the game section valuable. If you think that the practice of law doesn't include dealing with concepts in abstraction, you're sorely mistaken.
As for the LSAT correlating poorly with grades, where's the support for this? Genuinely curious as the only study I've ever seen published was one that seemed to support a correlation (although admittedly it was put out by LSAC).
Two examples (tax law and billing) just aren't enough to justify a change to a math section, at least in my mind. Why test something that applies to such a narrow field (math) when you could test something that applies to literally every specialization (analytical reasoning presented in abstract terms)?
I should qualify that last statement. Any law school worth its salt will be slow to change, the diploma mills are a different story.
@wraith985-4026 If this change occurs, it will occur at a glacial pace. I'm looking now to see how long it took business schools to switch from GMAT to GRE but I wouldn't expect drastic change any time in the next year or two.
Just my 2 cents. I believe that the LSAT is an effective test and I do not see the benefit of setting a lower standard for entrance into law school.
A study that includes 78 current and former Arizona Law students is hardly enough to establish that the GRE is "just as effective a measure" as the LSAT.
Secondly, I strongly disagree with the idea that LG should be replaced with a math section. LG exists to test students' analytical reasoning skills. Who's to say that a math section would be a better measure of those skills? If anything, a math section would move us further away from the actual skills required for success in law school.
Not to mention, utilizing a math section would likely discourage applicants rather than encourage them (not sure why we're trying to encourage applicants but that's a question for another time). Have you ever looked into studies that identify gender biases that exist among teachers of young students particularly as they relate to math? Utilizing the GRE as a barrier to law school admission *could* create the type of unequal distribution of the genders that we see in the STEM fields.
Even if the end goal is attracting more students to the legal profession, I'm not sure that the GRE would achieve that goal. Yes, many more students take the GRE but it's also accepted by a vast number of graduate programs.
Use myLSN to get at least an idea of where you stand with scholarship money or post your stats (GPA and LSAT) so we can help.
Are you above median? Above their 75th percentile?
I would not recommend that anyone pay sticker.
Good news: the remainder of the test was pretty straight forward. Have you ever tried predicting your score before? Have you even been very accurate? I haven't. Take your last 5 PTs, average them and that's your score (+/- 3).
Try not to worry too much. You've complete the test and that's an accomplishment in itself.
Has anyone ever received a text message as part of the recruiting process? I've recently gained admission to a top law school with a scholarship offer. Today I received a text message from someone at the law school.
I'm really just curious as I've never seen this mentioned anywhere.
Research apps that block distractions online (Cold Turkey, Freedom, etc).
Take @ioana200.1001's advice and carefully examine your long-term goals. They should bring you some motivation.
September/October is not the same as February. You will not see your item response sheet. You will only see your score.
@476 That is very interesting! I had the regular preparation question. Maybe they're surveying different regions sooner than others?
This music awards question and the gala question are the same question.
@leoa1994687 Coffee question light roast vs dark roast
Where are you getting these questions?? Kidding. I had 3 LR and didn't have this so it must be from another experimental LR section.
@robinzhang920.zhang Fourth about 6 people
This was the fourth game.
@robinzhang920.zhang Was the 2nd LG about 3 people
Can't remember if this was second or third.
EDIT: fourth, not first.
@leoa1994687 people harnessing fire in early Europe
I had three LR and I don't remember this question.
@leoa1994687 That was from this test. I don't know whether it was real or experimental.
Does anyone who only had 2 LR remember a question about galas?
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