My bet is the first and second LR, or the first and third sections, are the real ones.
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That would be correct. The question is what those two LR sections consisted of exactly.
Just weird I guess. Hard to say. I think the dude I'm talking about did some non lsac friendly stuff and figured it out. Haha.
Also, to anyone with the same setup, there's a dude on reddit that's saying that only the first and second LR's counted. That would be our first and third sections. That's the general consensus on the thread.
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I feel you. I'll be fine if I hit a couple lucky guesses. I won't be too far off of my normal score for games. I usually go like -5.
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I totally agree. After the first LR I was like WTF. I may have just bombed that or went like -1. Lol. My stats are about the same. Really hope luck is on our side and the curve is generous!
Feeeeeeels. I think you'll be allright. I was freaking out for a while but I'm feeling kinda confident now. Was RC your only problem?
Dude on TLS was saying that the October curve for the past couple of tests is the same or better than June. He's even willing to put money on it not being less than 12. I hope he's right.
Yeah the middle LR was pretty standard. I thought the first one was a total beast. It's funny because RC is usually my worst section with like -7, but I think I might have gone like -3 or -4 this time around. I bombed LG. My score basically rides on the curve, if I did what I usually do on LR, how good I did in RC, and how many guesses I got right in LG. Lol.
For anyone who had LR (25), RC (27), LR (26), LR (26), LG (23), do you know which LR sections were real? TLS says the two real sections featured an Irish mace and a parrot. I remember those questions, but I don't remember where they were in my setup.
I'm totally down. Message me.
It sounds like you may be spending way too much time taking notes.
Hit me up! Reading Comp is my best section, I went -0 on the September LSAT, but I totally bombed everything else. The September RC was probably the easiest one ever though so the -0 might have been a fluke. I'd be willing to study towards a consistent -0 with you.
Bombed everything on the September LSAT except RC. Starting the complete 7sage course tonight for a December retake.
-0 in RC was the only good thing I did on September's LSAT. Haha. I was taught the underline stuff method, but I only underline things if they seem super important. I usually just thoroughly read the passage and then destroy the questions. I do read a disgusting amount for my English major, so that could definitely be why I'm pretty decent at this section, but be careful not to spend too much time underlining and boxing stuff in the passage. You might look down at your time piece and realize you just spent ten minutes on the passage alone.
Thanks for the comments. I know I'll destroy it if I retake it again. I think it would be wise to sign up for a different test center too.
I fucked up my score on the last two games. Everything else went more or less according to plan. I really feel that I know what I'm doing and deserve to get closer to PT score (165ish). The score I got today, high 150's, is probably good enough to get me into the state school in our area that I really want to go to. I doubt I would get any scholarships with my current score, however, and that is definitely not good. What do you think? The school policy is that they take the highest lsat score into consideration. How do you guys think a third one would look? Worth it?
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I'm pretty terrified. Don't even know what I'm going to do when I get the email. I might walk around my house twelve times before I open it. THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME.
How are you preparing yourself to be mentally strong enough to open that email? I've been working out pretty hard, dieting, and meditating. I'm not sure how that relates to the LSAT, but it's been keeping me calm. The scores could come any day now, but my guess is on Sunday. Most places I've looked at say they're probably getting released Monday. Are you ready? Next week could be anything from going ahead and finishing up an application to send it in a week or two to getting back in the lab and writing practice tests again.
-13 or -14. December LSAT's are usually pretty high in curves. There's good reason to believe we can expect something similar to last year's.
I was scoring a little bit lower than you (165ish), but it's only now that I look over my PT's, how many questions I usually miss, and just the general math of things that I realize that even if I bombed games, like -6 or more, I won't be too far off how I usually do. Especially with how well I feel like I did in RC. So, I'd suggest just calming down, taking it easy, and just really looking over things. I felt like I had no idea how I did up until about this morning. I'm sure you did fine. It's just the nerves.