I don’t know if I agree with Powerscore. I felt like it was a -11 and even a -12 curve. Felt like Sept 2017’s test in terms of difficulty.

Hi, I totally missed the webinar too. Didn't get the email reminder for some reason even though I registered. :( Can't wait to see the recording.

3L: Law, Logic and Lawyers

Necessary Assumptions

You've Been Saged

Acquittals and Tribulations

Sage Affirmations

the 7Sage Motive

Affirmed and Admitted

Ex Post Facto

7Sage Deposed

Sufficient for Admission

Sufficient & Saged

The Law Reasoned

Motive and Motivation

Sage Affidavits

Affirming and Admitting

Sage Affirms

Due Diligence

Sage Decisis

Cause of Action

Ahead of the Curve

Hahaha I definitely had fun with these!

Here's the other thing you should keep in mind - just cause you go to a T14 school doesn't mean you'll do well enough to land yourself an OCI for big law. You could quit work and study, sure, but I'm almost certain that you'll just pass the LSAT hurdle whereas the overworked paralegal was exposed to law and may do better in her or his first year enough to land that OCI. I know many people who did not go to a t14, did not get a 170 on their lsat (in fact, got in the 150s) but are in big law, are making 180k and it's only because they were the top 1% of their class their first year.

Haven't had a chance to catch up on the comments but I think that your calculations are missing underlying variables. While theoretically it may seem like the nice option, it's almost impossible for many, many students.

thank you all for your very sweet messages (3 I really appreciate the support. The 7sage community has been nothing but amazing throughout this journey.(/p)

That RC destroyed me.

If I were to choose, I think "How to Brainstorm" is probably the most useful. I'm having a lot of trouble just trying to figure out how to write this so it provided a lot of great ideas! It's a difficult decision, though because I also very much liked the timeline. BTW, thanks for today! The admissions webinar was well done and helped organize my thoughts as I used it as my "starting point" for my own application process (I took the LSAT in June).

I just want to knowwww already!!!

How do you think admissions will now view multiple LSATs considering the fact that the restriction of 3 max has been removed?

What steps do you recommend taking to get yourself off of a waitlist?

How do you negotiate financial aid?

Are there any links or resources to scholarships that you know of?

UGH is anyone else feeling like they're losing they're mind?! I can't wait for the results. I felt like it was easy. Practically pooped my pants during the LG experimental so I'm very glad to see it as experimental!!! The real one was okay.. last one was a little difficult but I felt like I burned through the rest. RC felt weird for me in that I don't know what my outcome will be. Oh well. This wait to find out results is going to KILL me.

I've always thought of it as

-For sufficient assumptions, you have to find the answer that makes the argument sufficient or "good enough". It's always a gap in the argument you're looking for. Something isn't completely thought out until you find the answer that's sufficient enough to prove the argument right.

-for the Necessary assumptions - look for the answer that's necessary to prove the argument correct. It's not a gap you're looking for, but moreso an answer that if negated, would make the entire argument wrong. It kind of secures the answer.

Living in California most definitely has its perks. You're a drive away from either the desert, the snow, or the beach. While I love the east coast vibe, I most certainly couldn't live there.

Can someone explain to me what a drop in rank would mean for a school? Would they be more willing to take a higher lsat score / meh gpa?

This was incredible. I sooo needed this after February's exam. Thanks, dude! You rock!

my dream school! Congrats!!! That's awesome!

@oberdysz231 said:

Retake as many times as it takes for you to get your scores. Pressure during the test can affect some more than others. Remember, schools only look at the highest score.

Good tip. I just burned through a lot of tests and I had practiced at a high score too. Frustrating situation to be in.

@nicoleryoung895 said:

@tanes25413 said:

okay so I think now is a great time for wine

@paulwpederson403 said:

could it be possible that given that they rushed the scores the grading was off or something? :(

That's what I'm wondering, I am not liking my score.

I emailed them asking. I Just feel like there's a lot of folks that didn't expect to get the score they got. That being said, t's not predictable. Idk .. oh well.

@mickeycaleb788 said:

@paulwpederson403 said:

could it be possible that given that they rushed the scores the grading was off or something? :(

There is always room for error but I don't think its likely. :(

If you are not happy, would you consider retaking it in June?

I registered already. :(

could it be possible that given that they rushed the scores the grading was off or something? :(

@cstrobel445 said:

Bombed, worse that any PT I've ever taken. I am soo confused. FML

same here. I don't understand what happened. :(

I got my score and wow I did not do well at all! Yay.

@nicoleryoung895 said:

oh god what does this mean?

https://ibb.co/hNgfhn

welcome to grey day! That means your score is on its way. It'll either come now or in a few hours lol hence the anxiety ridden posts on this thread :)

Geeeez. What's up with LSAC?! If it's so easy to hustle and do it over one night, why couldn't they have done it earlier? I second Dave's tweet: "Proving, of course, that they could have released them earlier than originally announced. Which we knew all along from December. The arbitrary nature of how they do this is beyond frustrating and has to stop."