it is killing me right now..where is my score?!!!!!

I doubt it is happening today.

I just realized all the test centers around my city are booked up. FML

Still green..

@jordandavidhoffman28

why 3 more hours? Does it normally come out later in the day?

Doesn't it usually come out around 4:30PM EST?

3 more hours to go?

@twssmith644

@katrinkaminskaya68

i made this a 4 day weekend. I knew I couldn't focus at the desk LOL

Same here. I just took my day off.

I heard the website was down this morning

I guess it is not today then.

I have had RC-RC-LR and LR-LR-RC in the past. :(

Please add me to the group! Thanks!!

I feel sorry for my boss. I just can't continue working at this point

@landyzmao67

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HzZg0576L88JSrc2RFGoHJEPCOtAoUsVUFuw7MckRd0/edit?pli=1#gid=10

Where is this spreadsheet from? TLS?

I guess it is not today then?

Does LSAC ever release scores during weekends?

@ngir1293288 Very run of the mill LG. Makes me so pissed I choked and ran out of time.

Same here. :(

@jhaldy10325 The only difference I’ve really noticed is the newer tests do seem to have a slightly higher proportion of more attractive wrong answer choices.

I absolutely agree with you. I was almost going to give up prepping after taking PT73 yesterday. Then I saw this post last night and went back to study all the LR questions on PT73 very carefully and watched almost all the video explanation. Today I was feeling a lot better with a new test. Although I still circled a lot of questions for BR, my accuracy went up. I think simply being aware of the trap answer choices helps. Now, I just need to make sure I understand all the questions I circled.

One more week, guys. We can do it.

Yeah Geico!

My personal experience tells me it is not a good idea to work 55+ hours while try to study for the LSAT. (I used to work for a law firm as well.) I did it for three months and left my job. It was not because I did not have enough time to study. I even got my boss to agree to let me study in the morning and catch up with my work during lunch hours. It was just too much to deal with. My job at the time required full attention to details and whatever that was going on at the firm. After spending my energy on LSAT for a couple of hours, I wasn't as sharp as I used to be and it stressed me out just thinking about how my work quality was compromised. That being said, it really depends on how stressful your job is and what your target score is. At the beginning, I think it is not that difficult to study while working long hours. But at one point, you will need to have large chunks of time to do PTs. They drain your mental energy very easily.

LOL i'm glad how this thread turned out.

I didn't have to poop during my PT today. The only thing I did differently was that I didn't have my cereals with milk. Now I start to think maybe I'm just lactose intolerant...lol

It seems that y'all think it is better to poop before the test.

@landyzmao67 Answer choice E) gets at this flaw. The argument does base its conclusions on facts( art being sold double its original price that the museum got) that could, in the given situation, have resulted from causes other than those presupposed by the argument (art piece must have been first-rate because it sold for double the original price).

@coreyjanson479.janson35 But does a higher resale price mean that the pieces were in fact first rate? Nope. Not at all! And therein lies the flaw. The new buyers could have just really really liked the pieces and, in an effort to ensure that they got them, paid a significant markup. But this wouldn't prove or disprove anything about the quality of the pieces, because price isn't necessarily reflective of quality. Another possibility is that the new buyers were scammed into thinking that the art was once-in-a-generation pieces, and paid for them accordingly. Again, we don't know why they paid higher, whether it was from personal taste or misinformation.

This is super helpful. I had a difficult time trying to fit this answer choice into the argument. Now it all makes sense. Of course, if I had spot the flaw before reading the answers choices, I would have avoided this passive way of solving the problem. :(

Thanks, guys!!!