Checking in from the Sunday Asia LSAT (I took it in Seoul)! My test was LR/LG/LR/RC/LR.

Our logic games section had a circle game in it. Kill me. I saw that and immediately froze, but once I set up a little spoked wheel game board, the questions weren't too difficult. There were one other game that I thought was sort of difficult though, it was a hybrid sequencing-grouping game about an artist's installations in certain cities and which installations were to be supervised. The other two were grouping games IIRC. And I wanted an easy sequencing game so badly...

I felt our RC was pretty easy, especially compared to the horror stories I heard from the North America LSAT. We had passages on women's rights in the French Revolution, aesthetic appreciation of sports, common law and international law in Belize, and the "theory of everything"/linear vs. chaotic systems.

Overall, not too bad. My only concern is LG, simply because I can't remember much of it it - my brain has already blacked out all the memories, or something. Hopefully the autopilot taught to me by 7sage was good enough to keep my head above water, though! Really hoping for that magic 170.

Thanks to 7sage, I went from a first diagnostic test of 159 in June to getting a 169 on the September LSAT. I'm a little disappointed that I didn't cross the 170 threshold, and also thinking about all the mistakes I made due to nerves since it was my first real LSAT experience. So I'm currently weighing taking it again in December. But overall, very happy with my results!