@ Same. I'm registered to take the November LSAT though, so that's the one thing making me wish I knew the score already
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Anyone else getting really stressed about their score? I really was not too worried immediately after, and did not even take the writing immediately. But now I am really stressed by the waiting on the score. I want to have it and know where I stand even though I feel pretty good about it. Unfortunately they still have not processed my writing, but it is so hard for me to focus on application stuff now while stressing about getting my score.
Has your writing finished processing? Mine hasn't yet and it is killing me to know that I could know my score right now if not for the writing section.
You have to call the customer support number, I ran into the same issue and when I called, they said there was no way for us to do it through our portal.
I agree with what pretty much everyone said about logic games. Usually I have no problem getting through the first three games, and feel a little rushed on the last. This time I couldn't get my head straight and had to guess on 3-4 questions on the last game. I also spent an hour before the exam dealing with ProctorU issues, so my exam was delayed by an hour and I was stressed about being late to work, which probably didn't help.
I was an idiot and didn't purchase score preview initially, so now I need to go back and do it, but can't find it anywhere on the lsac website. Could someone who has already done it let me know how? I'm trying to avoid calling LSAC because I know they'll put me on hold forever. Thanks!
I'm also in Texas and would love to join the study group!
Pasting this from a reddit post I posted a while ago in case its useful for anyone.
Here's the information I put together on the T14. Each link will give you more information, and most of the applications are available starting September 1st and must be submitted by early February.
T14 Fee Waiver Links
Yale
Application form: https://admissions.law.yale.edu/register/feewaiver
Stanford
Instructions to apply: https://www-cdn.law.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/2020-SLS-Fee-Waiver-Application-Instructions.pdf Application form: https://www-cdn.law.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/SLS-Application-Fee-Waiver-Form.pdf
Harvard
Not posted yet, but should be posted in early September according to the website https://hls.harvard.edu/dept/jdadmissions/apply-to-harvard-law-school/the-application-process/application-components/#tab1-2
Columbia
Only offers waivers to Columbia undergrads
U Chicago
Offers fee waivers under very limited criteria: https://www.law.uchicago.edu/feewaivers
NYU
Offers fee waivers under very limited criteria: https://www.law.nyu.edu/jdadmissions/applicants/admissionsinformationandinstructions
UPenn
Information here:https://www.law.upenn.edu/admissions/jd/how-to-apply.php Application for fee waiver available on September 1st
UVA
Information here: https://www.law.virginia.edu/admissions/frequently-asked-questions-jd-admissions Email admissions@law.virginia.edu
Northwestern (Pritzker)
Granted to all who fill out registration form, will be available September 1st: https://www.law.northwestern.edu/admissions/applying/index.html
Berkeley: Information here, waiver only granted under limited criteria: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/php-programs/admissions/app_fee_waiver/
UMich Form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfd9TcQGjWGi32S93i0Vtca7rhAy2n-iMXgEajf2oYPew_Gcg/viewform
Duke https://law.duke.edu/admis/downloads/feewaiver_form.pdf
Cornell https://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/admissions/FAQ/upload/Application-Fee-Waiver-v2.pdf
I'm in the same boat, but am not testing till this Thursday. I think the way I'm going to do it is focus on application materials during the week after work, because I've realized I come home too tired for my PT's to even be representative, then do PT's Saturday and Sunday morning. That totally depends on if you're working while studying though I guess. I'll cross my fingers for you that you killed it today and won't need to sit for November. The thought of continuing to study for another month makes my soul weary lol.
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I got decimated on PT 81 so definitely not an easier test haha. great job!
The later 70's PTs destroyed me, so I definitely feel you lol. I'm taking the real thing this week and I just can't wait to (hopefully) finally be done. Good luck to you if you're testing soon!
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It does look like the June 2017 LSAT may have been a little easier than some. According to PowerScore, perfect scorers needed to get a 100/101 correct on that test (perfect scorers can get as few as 98/101 correct and still come out with a 180, depending on the test).
You can check it out here... https://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/correct_targeted.cfm
But if you didn't guess at all, it can't be a complete flute! Good work!
Oh that's a really awesome resource, thank you so much! I definitely guessed on a few RC and LR, so it very well could have been a total fluke. Fingers crossed that whatever stroke of luck was hanging over me today will follow me into the real exam lol.
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Congrats!!! That's awesome! I have no insight on PT 81, but I can't imagine the test being SO much easier that the 177 was unwarranted. Also, if you're scoring in the 170s, I would say your knowledge of the test is probably pretty solid. That being said, was anything different about the way you took the test and/or your mindset going into it? I think it's really important to REALLY analyze what was different about this time and try and replicate that from now forward.
Honestly the only variable I can think of is that I actually got a decent amount of sleep and took it in the morning. I've been working full time while studying, so I'm usually drop dead tired by the time I take PT's at night. I felt so defeated taking it this morning after a week of terrible PT's and potentially being exposed to Covid at work that I think it took some of the pressure off lol.
I took a PT under full on testing conditions this morning and somehow scored 177. I was PTing around ~170 in recent weeks, so I was surprised, and a little confused since my score hasn't budged in a while. Does anyone know if PT 81 was randomly much easier than normal? I poked around old discussion threads, but only found posts about the RC section.
I would be interested! Mine isn't quite done yet, but its almost there.