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Can anyone who is a night owl and took an early morning LSAT test tell me they didn't poop the bed??? Super nervous to take my test tomorrow. I usually wake up at 10 AM and even though I tried to fix my schedule before test day I woke up at 8, 8:30, and then 10 today.... There was NO time option for after 8 am... I was there the moment my scheduling opened too. :( Im planning on waking up at 6 am, taking an instant walk, eating a nice light breakfast, and then doing like 3 LR questions. I'm so scared about the morning being an issue I rented a hotel room just to be 30 minutes closer to the test site XD
Seems like you have a decent understanding of what to do as your blind review is high. What section did you score the lowest (rc or lr) after blind review?
Also reminder that LSAT internet stuff is NOT an accurate representation of the majority of test takers. Similar to social media; why would someone post a mundane boring post/score? Most posts you see are anomalies or not what the majority of people are scoring. A 170 is better than 94% of test takers. Meaning any post about a 170+ is literally the experience of only 6% of test takers max. Also scoring a 170 on a pt is not the same as actually scoring a 170 on the test. I scored 3 points above any of my pts for the official test :) keep grinding!!
I didn’t even touch anything lsat related for like 5 days before the test. I also slept and made a vacation out of it by going out of town to take it. I only took 3 practice tests (one of which was my diagnostic and the other two 7 and 6 days before my test). I scored 16 points above my diagnostic test and 3 points higher than the other two practice tests I took. I truly think once you’ve taken ur practice test your mindset should be that you’ve put the time and effort and all you can do is use what you learned and keep a positive mindset. Also, I have diagnosed anxiety. I took it with the mindset I can cancel my score and I’m taking it again. That rlly helped me calm down and take the test as though it was any other test I’ve taken.