As we're in the middle of seat deposit season, I thought I'd see where fellow 7Sagers will be attending law school this fall. I'm very happy to be attending Vanderbilt Law School.
note-I didn't see a previous thread on this, but please merge if there already is one.
Proctors: My particular proctor was really anal about following the instructions exactly, and even threatened to kick someone out. The others were normal, no problems.
Facilities: Nice. It's on the St. Paul campus of the University which has mostly the graduate schools, so it's much quieter than the main campus. There were 3 or so different classrooms that people took the test in so it wasn't too crowded. Nice waiting area for the break.
What kind of room: Small classroom, good lighting
How many in the room: 40ish
Desks: Fold out table, 2 to a table. A tad small, but it still was more than enough space.
Left-handed accommodation: N/A
Noise levels: Very quiet
Parking: There was a big lot behind the building, as well as a big parking ramp. It might be worth scouting out the location before test day just so you know where you're going.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: I don't recall exactly, but I remember being surprised at how quick it got started. Probably about 30 minutes.
Irregularities or mishaps:
Other comments: All in all I was pleasantly surprised. I'd definitely recommend this test center.
Would you take the test here again? Absolutely
Date[s] of Exam[s]: December, 2015
First time taking the LSAT and thought I did really poorly walking out of the test center, but hey, 167 isn't too bad.
I think the best way I can describe how 7sage helped was the curriculum raised my potential score (both on BR and test), while going through the 9(?) or so PT in the 7sage Starter package raised the floor and made it unlikely that I'd ever really completely bomb it.
Whew got my score. On the lower end of my median PT range (which was only 3 points wide thankfully) which is pretty much all you can ask for with test day anxiety and what not! Still way way up from my diagnostic so thank you 7sage
Anticipated the answer choice exactly right, and then was annoyed at the wording of it ("absentee rate") so I talked myself out of it. Dumb mistake.
Did the same thing. Had it down to D and E, just missed Speckled
Had it down to A and D, was spending too much time so I picked D and moved on. (oops) Really tough Q
Got this immediately. Thank you valid argument form number 9! (a most b a most c b some c). Zero chance I'd have got this right without that lesson.
This is the perfect approach. Do your best to stick to it, if you get behind a little just catch up rather than letting it snowball