I am a veteran, and I received 18 total credits for my time served. On my transcript they show up as "TR". They do count toward my undergrad degree, but obviously there is no GPA associated. They aren't from another school so I can't just ask someone for a transcript. I guess my question is, are these credits just not counted?
My wife has taken the GRE, and she was surprised that the LSAT isn't done on a computer with automatic grading like the GRE. That being said, the GRE doesn't have anything that compares to the LG and RC sections. Moving digital was inevitable though, it will save money on paper and will get people their grades faster. I would like LSAC to consider using large touch screen monitors that you can write over and mark up, vise the small tablets.
I don't have much advise for your questions, I took the June test and most of my friends and I agreed that this was the hardest LG section we have ever done and the softest LR sections. (To be fair, there is only three of us). I ended up completely guessing the last 4 LG questions, but finishing 2 minutes early on RC and 6-8 minutes early on all the LR sections
What I'm trying to say is that you may be over thinking it completely. I left that test absolutely certain I couldn't have scored higher than 150, but the more I think about it, the more I realize it is probably just me being super nervous through the whole test and not having the focus and comfort of PTing at home.
Either way, I hear they take your highest score, and September test is right around the corner if you don't like your June score. Plus there is no limit on amount of times to take it, so I don't see any reason to cancel.
I actually have a similar story (although I take the test today). I went from scoring a 142 on my very first PT, and just yesterday I got a personal best at 162. I was averaging 156 ish until I finally found the "trends" and saw that "flaw" questions were absolutely fucking me, I went back and did that section over completely. I went from -8.5 average on LR to -5
I am wearing long jeans, tshirt, hoodie (just in case, sometimes AC is cranked up way too high) and lucky socks (star wars) with tennis shoes. I'm worried about going in shorts, if there is a breeze of cold air on my legs I would be very distracted.
I went through the courses for 7sage and my first PT I scored a 142. After three weeks of PTing (3-4 per week) I am now scoring consistently 158.
Thank you. Every site I found, they all said any credits toward your undergrad count for LSAC. I guess a part of me is hoping I get a 4.0 for those credits