Yeah, I know what you mean. That last game was very, very weird. All of that being said, once I found out (I still could be wrong) what they meant, I felt much better. Hopefully that's not too much info, but enough that you know what the heck I am talking about, haha.
@ I did,I would be very happy with your original score. I think I had a scantron error in feb, the beauty of feb is that I won't know if that is true for 10 years.
Ouch. That does suck about Feb tests.
Hopefully you killed it today. How did you feel?
RC is the only section I didn't find myself with at least a few minutes to spare. Looking back at my tests, my RC numbers seemed to have got worse over the course of my prep. So, uh, that's not good. I know that's what I need to work on though.
If only I had a few mins to spare at the end of all of the sections. I could have corrected my terrible, terrible, mistake. (or at least looked at how bad I actually screwed up instead of having to wait a month)
What were your overall thoughts? I thought it was a pretty easy test (especially LR). The last LG was a bit odd though, tbh. I can see myself having accidentally screwed something up there without realizing it.
That's the same thing I thought, but like I said, supposedly people have had them do it. Any suggestions for nailing down RC? The only thing I can think of is making sure I read more often. I will probably get a subscription to the New Yorker or something with a more difficult writing style. That and I guess I should keep practicing games. Oh, and above all, PRACTICE BUBBLING MY STUPID ANSWER SHEET. I feel like such a moron.
Suddenly dreams of T14 with $ turn to nightmares of the moment I realized what I had done.
@ You would probably remember to start a new section in a new column, right? You most likely just put 27 in the previous column's 26 space and you are going to kill it. Really, -1 can still be a 180. I'm rooting for you.
Thanks. more than likely screwed up big time though. Did you take the test today?
Yeah, I think most schools will take Oct. LSATs early on. Some of the people I work with (at a law school) seem to think I would be better off keeping the score so I can write an addendum and show the law schools what happened (so they could see for themselves I got them almost all right, but made a costly mistake). They seem to think that would look better than a cancelled score. IDK what to think at this point to be honest.
The good news is that I still have only burned up like 20 PTs (none of which are after like PT65).
The bad news is that RC is always the thorn in my side, and I felt unusually good about it today.
I have read over on TLS that some people have had luck with requesting a hand grader. Supposedly if they notice an obvious pattern they will make an adjustment for you. That doesn't sound very LSAC like, though.
Well, I'm a splitter planning on the T14, so I need to get my apps in early as possible. Not entirely sure what to do. This was also my second time taking (first was a 167 with virtually no practice last september, I feel stupid for that), so October would be it for me until the next October. If I comes down to it though, I would probably go through with the cycle using an October cycle and if I didn't like any of the options I would just take another year of gaining work exp. I literally vomited for hours after the test as what I had done settled in to my mind.
Here's a story to make you guys feel better about yourselves (schadenfreude). I felt awesome during this test. Didn't feel particularly stuck on any questions, didn't have to 'guess' (most tests I 'guess' between 2 answers on 4 or 5 questions. I've been PTing in the 176 range, and I honestly felt like I could have 180ed. Until the end. I knew I had 25 questions in one section, and 27 in the following section, but somehow on my answer sheet I had 26 on both of the sections. I am afraid I put the first answer for the second section in the previous column, thus shifting all of my answers up one, pushing my potential 180 to a probable 160. Maybe it was the last question that I put in the wrong column, maybe instead of putting question 26 following the 2nd #25 I put it behind the first #25, but probably not.
So long, 180.
Took it last Sept. and it took about 5 hours for my testing location. I've read about people having issues at other places where it kept them from starting on time, and held them up another 2+ hours, though.
Speaking of which, I should be heading to my testing location now!
Good luck everyone who is taking it today.
@ Ok so I paid a year in advance for Netflix because I really liked a number of the movies and tv shows when I signed up. The services includes these movies and they've been in their system for years. But then 6 months later they're not there anymore. I don't get a refund, even if they were the only reason I bought the streaming service for a year. As I purchased a streaming service not that those particular shows... You purchased the 7Sage learning system, which did include the test but because of contract shifts had to remove them, much like how a TV show or Movie can be removed unexpectedly on Netflix when the licensing agreement ends with the distributor.
No, I purchased a package that said it came with LSAT PTs 36-72 or something like that.
@ I'll send you an email, thanks.
@ well then you have however long they give you to download whatever you need
tho not really analogous as this is downloading a fixed amount of stuff and Netflix is not so fixed and you more stream rather than download. And so Netflix would be in for some real trouble if they didnt give partial refunds for those who had year subscriptions... Also the fact that Movies/shows is Netflix and PTs arent 7sage, the explanations and lessons make up what 7sage really is
Clearly it's not a perfect analogy.
Just because you don't think the PTs are the most important part of 7sage doesn't mean it is true to everyone. Having found a better (for me) study method, I would have gladly given up the explanations if it meant keeping access to the PTs.
@.hopkins What you actually paid for was the licensing costs involved in making the explanations and course materials available (in the videos and in the course). 7sage never actually passed off the costs of making its PDF's onto students, so those were actually always more-or-less free bonuses anyway.
Yeah I kind of thought it might be something like that, but I feel like it was marketed as coming with the PTs.
Surely I can't be the only one upset about this?
Thanks Nicole.
Must have missed that. Though that doesn't really answer the question. Imagine you paid for 1 year of Netflix and 6 months through they announced to everyone that they were not going to honor any of those sales, but also not going to give a refund to those that bought the product. I feel like that wouldn't fly unless they had something sneaky in the TOS.
Thanks for the help though.
Thanks everyone. Any idea how 7sage got around honoring the sale of these tests for X amount of time without following through or giving refunds? It's a little disappointing to think you bought something only to find out you no longer have access to what you paid for.
I now read somewhere that LSAC banned the use of PDFs... I thought I bought access to these tests with my bundle. Is there a refund for that?
Hey everyone!
Like many of you I am taking the LSAT this weekend. I bought this course before taking the LSAT last fall, but didn't really use it for prep this time around. I know I have most of the tests bought, but when I click on them to get access like I used to, I have no way of downloading/printing the test. Something probably changed since I was last here and my brain is dead enough that I can't figure it out.
Anyone know how to download the dang PTs?
LOL that would be awesome. Hopefully you knocked it out of the park. Meanwhile... I need another beer to drink away the sorrows.