So I mean like.. what is my applicant profile. my GPA is ___ and my lsat score is ____. They would just take the highest regardless of if i got a lower score later on. Then, they report that score for their ratings.
oh i see.. so lets say i got a 163 on september and 160 on june. It should go down as me having got a 163 for application purposes. They'll take the higher and report that?
Hey Guys,
I'm looking at tier two schools to apply to.
My question is... can i choose which score to send. In other words. So if i took the June 2017 and September 2016 LSAT, and I scored better on september 2016, can i choose this September to send? Or I have to use the most recent score?
oh i see!! so i might have a totally different test. wow interesting hmm.. thanks for the heads up.. I don't really think thats too fair though if they give people with accommodations a different test. I want the same test that other people take because that's fair.
I'm in new york city lol
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yeah, @ .. i checked my admission ticket to and it does in fact say the same thing as the confirmation letter. wow, so i guess im taking it later than everybody else.. but why would the lsat do this? they aren't worried that people will talk about the test when there's a 5 day gap?
Hi Guys,
I got accepted for testing accommodations for the lsat in a few weeks. I viewed the confirmation letter and it says that I am testing on 6/17 and report time is 830. Is this correct? It isn't June 12 like everybody else?
That was the easiest logic games ever, but the LR an RC were difficult. Usually I do really good on LG, so I was hoping that LG would be harder and RC and LR easier since I always get a perf score on LG. But nope! :(
@ I picked up a note from my doctor today. He said that I have Raynaud's which affects my hands and I need extra time on exams to finish them properly. I also got tested for raynauds by some medical test, and I have the report saying that I have it. When I take tests I get nervous and can't move my hands lol. They get numb.
@ i haven't gotten any message lol
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anybody familiar with testing accommodations could answer a question. I was wondering if you guys think I will get extra time. I have something called Raynaud's Disease. Long story short, when I get nervous, due to Raynaud's, my hands and feet get numb cold. I can barely move them. I also get extremely short of breath. I am writing to LSAC saying that I have difficulty moving my hands and breathing. I genuinely cannot turn pages or bubble answers quickly. I also have the medical test that proves I have the disease. Do you guys think that this will qualify for extra time? I took the sept 2016 lsat, before I was diagnosed. I have never gotten extra time before on anything; I just got this diagnosis in December.
Hey Guys,
If you have a learning disability and register for the lsat, how much extra time do you get to take it? Or how much time for each section?
Hey Guys,
I was wondering what the consensus was on adding something specifically about the school you are applying to on the personal statement. Like throwing in a final paragraph saying something like... this school would be a great fit for me because it has xyz...... It's showing how I would fit in with the school. Whats the consensus on this?
We should turn this into a drinking game. After 4 o'clock, we take shots every 10 mintues if it isnt grey. First person to tap out must start to complete logic games
They haven't released a test on the actual day they project in years.. I think it'll be next tues or wed, the latter being more likely.
So when do we think grey day will be? Will there be any delays with the hurricanes? Any idea?
thank you both!!!
so.
car runs----> full of gas
I see. whatever has not in front of it, is made positive and put as the sufficient condition?
@ I think i'm getting it. My only question is... do you negate the not variable because it starts off with not?
In other words if we have this example:
He is not cool unless he is on the football team
is it
A. /cool (negate cool)----> on football team
or
b. cool (not negated)---> on football team
In other words, does the not make it negative when you do this?
Hey Guys,
I always get confused when we have a group 3 and 4 word. For instance, PT 69, part 4, question 21, answer choice D.
So, we have /published AND important and well written (The published is negative and crossed out)
How would I take it from here since we have unless and not. I went through the lessons, and it said I can make either one negative. So I will make published positive and keep important and well written. So this answer choice would read.. if published----> is important and well written.
Is this correct?
@-1 didn't your mom ever tell you that if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say it at all
So it looks like today is not grey day. Its already about to be 5 est
:( thanks for the help!
Hey Guys,
I just got time and a half from the LSAT for a condition, but I thought that my test would be 4 parts. They list it as giving me the experimental section too. I thought that when you get accommodations that you don't get the experimental section. Does anybody know anything on this?
Thanks!
Thank you guys so much! @ @ @
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