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Everything happens for a reason. It will be fine regardless. I will just apply regardless of the score. If I don't get in to my school, I will just knock it out again next cycle. Good luck my friends !!!
@larojamccormack539 said:
Dope, thanks. Just checking I’m not freaking out
I hope you did well. That game totally messed up my timing. At least we are all done now. Time to relax a bit.
I mean, school is going to see that you have a canceled score anyway. I would rather find out my score and see what I did wrong/right to learn from it. That's just me. I wanna know my score even though I know I did not reach my target score.
Speaking of LG, the mining game took too long. However, I am pretty sure I got everything correct. Too bad I did not have time to finish the last couple questions of the last game.
I had 2 RC, and of course I did much better on the experimental one. Oh well. I guess I won't break 170 this time.
@larojamccormack539 said:
How do you know this? You’re just guessing
Some people (like me), only had ONE LG section and it was the mining game. Therefore, it must be the real section.
@839204 said:
844 hours
This is THE exact answer that I have been searching for. Thank you guys.
All depends on where you wanna go. Low tier schools would wait until July because they are so hungry for students. If you are like me (T14 or Bust), then I would wait until the next cycle. That's my plan if I don't get a high score this weekend.
Wow. I am in the same boat but my first LSAT is this weekend. I have been studying for 2-3 months and I have only burned through 3 PTs. I will apply with my November score (whatever it will be). Then, I am going to do the whole CC and plan to take the test again in June if I don't get accepted to any T14 schools. I am not that young anymore, but one more year is worth it if I was going to get big scholarships from schools.
Hi guys,
I have been studying for the LSAT for 2-3 months now on my own. I am doing well, but I really want to take it to the next level. I am taking the November LSAT in a few days and I know for sure that I would like to take it again in the future. However, 7sage will be my partner this time around. How much time should I plan to study? If I aim to take the test again in June 2019, is that an ideal test date if I start Ultimate Plus on December 1st?
Definitely JUST wait. Do not email, call or check on your status. Don't ask if they rank the waitlist. Schools often will update you so it's a "don't call us, we will call you" situation. Good luck.