Thanks all- don't be discouraged I think most people did worse than they were PTing. I'm shooting for schools with 170 averages and my gpa is a 3.7 only so I may retake just to see if I can improve at all especially with nerves. I only used 7 sage and law hub. If I'm honest I have just been repeating exams- haven't done like any lessons LOL.
how did we all do- better than pts or lower? I got a 168 my highest/normal pts are 170-171 but overall I'm pretty happy. Any advice on whether I should retake it in October- I'm pretty close to my goal and I had a lot of nerves on test day. Not sure I want to keep studying though
Honestly for me it was just repetition of the material. Take the test multiple times. Take note of what the questions are asking you and what you have gotten wrong and why. Take a section every day and a full test every week or twice a week, since you don't have much time.
I have no idea but I have heard they are expecting the test to be harder which may result in a slightly higher amount of wrong answers for a high score. However, I know the exams usually differ only by 1-2 wrong answers per test so I'm not sure it would help much.
Hi all- I seem to be getting more questions wrong in my first section than the following sections regardless of being LR or RC. I noticed a consistent 5 question difference. Is anyone else having a similar issue? Any ideas on how to improve this issue
Hey August test takers. I see the registration for location of the August LSAT starts on the 23rd. Any idea whether you all will be taking it at a testing center? I'm thinking this will help me focus- but can anyone offer me any insight on what the testing center will be like or how taking it in person was like?
I feel like my score has also fluctuated 165-161-169. I think to some degree it can be environmental, how you are feeling that day etc. It can also be that some tests are preferential to certain people. I honestly would not stress too much about a fluctuation. I think blind review scores can be more consistent
im taking it this weekend after the exam! How did people prepare (if they did)?
why cancel it? It's a good score and if you score higher the schools will take your highest score anyways. I think it's a bad idea to cancel esp because you don't know for sure you will score higher.
9 points is impressive though so I would not invalidate that. I would personally focus on individual sections of a practice test for now- so 1 logical reasoning section etc. per day. And then take a full pt test on the weekends. Keep pushing!