Hi!

I agree with the above that is a very realistic goal. Especially because you can make a lot of progress within the 150's (a little hard to make progress through the 160's and especially 170's). My best advice would be to start with getting as near perfect on logic games as you can. After that, figure out where your weaknesses are. I scored where your goal is (on the June flex) so if you want any more direct advice I would be more than happy to do so. Good luck- you will get there!

Okay this is insanity! Don't listen to the pressure of your family and be proud of how truly AMAZING you did. Anything upwards of 170 is an absolute GENIUS score. Don't brush off your great accomplishments due to the cynical nature of your family members- that is so sad your mom isn't literally rejoicing at how well you did. You are an LSAT master- take your score and run with it! You will get in to so many amazing schools... umm your GPA too?? You are an icon as far as I'm concerned. Sorry, mom! You did so great!!!! Never let anyone tell you different. Retake if YOU want to, but also remember how a third retake may look to schools after you already improved from a 174 to 176. Follow your dreams and be smart about it! Congrats in more ways than one!!!!

Thank you @melisulusel212. Very well written. Good luck with the rest of law school!

Hi @sarahknoll38542 this is just my opinion, but I think the experience is very much based on how much you put into it. Of course, certain law schools carry prestigious names meaning you may technically have a leg up in terms of hiring to a certain accord but nothing too great I don't think. If you get involved and seek out good opportunities, I think you get out what you put in. You should go wherever is a good fit for you- financially, geographically, etc.- and be happy with that.

@dimakyure869 @zagareet451 I had the same order but different LG. AHH can't believe it's over. Honestly just seemed like a typical PT to me. My LG was pretty easy- no hard games just had to guess on like 2 (educated guesses not random) due to time. Really don't know what to think. Congrats on finishing!

Hi @addiespitz580 . Congratulations on finishing your test. I'm taking mine in about 40 mins :open_mouth: but anyway, I think you should feel confident in your score. That's great that you whizzed through the games- don't think it's that you missed an inference or two- it's truly that you practiced so much they came like second nature. And that's great!!! I know it's hard waiting in the weeks ahead but hold on to that feeling that you felt good about the test and the results will reflect that. Good job!!!

@israelavargas55921 I'm in the same boat! Best of luck!!!

@abatko21891 Tuesday taker as well :) and there will definitely be different questions! I've seen some of the 7Sage tutors post how there can be over 50 different versions of a single month's flex exam. Don't worry about the comments and just let the test come to you! Best of luck!!!!!

@sharonnghile98780 thank you for the insight, I totally agree. There is so much unknown amongst the comments based on personal experience that there really isn't a reason to get all worked up about them. I appreciate the thoughtful comment!

@samparkpse330 @jjchoi793829 I know, it's so true that staying off the forums would help keep the anxiety levels down but it's so hard to resist seeing other's reviews! You're right though, it would be better.

@21646 ah, I see. I feel like I've seen others say that too.

@21646 thank you so much, that means a lot!! I'm sure you did great, congrats that it is over. Do you know why you couldn't connect with your proctor for so long?

@addiespitz580 thank you! I'm glad you had a great experience and it sounds like you did fabulous! Congratulations and cheers!

@rschade18126 you can do it up until like a week before the June flex release date (July 1) without having your score postponed, but I would just do it as soon as you can and get it over with. It's really easy.

Which section do you perform worst on? I think it's helpful to set sights on mastering LG if you haven't done so already.

@msingh0831x225 congrats, that's great to hear. Hope you get a great score!

@yarabashour123922 lol :,) Zillow is such a go-to

@giuliapines511 haha, I don't think it necessarily matters regardless. It's mostly all opinion based when it comes down to difficulty level. Good luck to you!!!

@brigittenajor101 exactly! I think it also is heavily dependent on the fact it's such a subjective experience.

@giuliapines511 I, too, have seen conspiracies from people who make predictions about LSATS and examine statistics who say that the June test is traditionally the "hardest" one and December is traditionally the "easiest."

Here's the link to where I saw it: https://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/easiest-lsat-curve-hardest-june.html

Of course every exam is curved, and I don't really put a ton of weight on the fact that June is necessarily so hard. But still, it is out there backed by numbers which is why some people probably take it really seriously.

@autumnames23285 every test is curved differently according to its level of difficulty. Thus, if someone had a relatively easy test, the amount of questions they could get wrong to get say a 170 for example, would be much less than the amount of questions someone who had a much more difficult test would be able to get wrong in order to still acheive a 170. I believe the numbers they use are always referring to a score of 170.

You never know what the outcome may be! At least you have one swing under your belt. If it doesn't work out perfectly the first time, although it's annoying, the best part is you have another ability to crush it! I find it irritating to hear about proctors getting in the way, they need to understand the seriousness and demand of a test like this. All in all, the worst that can happen is you take it again. I may be in the same boat after I write on Tuesday. Congrats on finishing it, go enjoy yourself!

Congrats to everyone who is taking today/already finished! And best of luck to those taking in the coming days. This is what we've all prepared for.. now just time to execute! :)

I think you'll be fine doing it Sunday/Monday! Just do it as soon as you can. I did mine almost a week ago and it was processed in like 12 hours. Also, really don't worry about it! It is super easy and they just want to see that you're proficient in English for the most part. There's no right answer- just make a case for one side and roll with it. Seriously, don't stress about it. If you have any specific questions I'd be happy to answer.