Complete fail

jocelyndelapaz95

So I scored a 135 on my LSAT and I am shocked. I printed out the test from LSAC and retook it under test conditions as a practice. I scored a 165 and I'm confused. Maybe I did not eat a good breakfast or I was completely nervous about the whole thing. Someone help me understand where I did wrong. I had to rush my last passage off my RC and I did completely fine on LG on test day.

10000019

@jocelyndelapaz95 said:
So I scored a 135 on my LSAT and I am shocked. I printed out the test from LSAC and retook it under test conditions as a practice. I scored a 165 and I'm confused. Maybe I did not eat a good breakfast or I was completely nervous about the whole thing. Someone help me understand where I did wrong. I had to rush my last passage off my RC and I did completely fine on LG on test day.

You can't get an accurate reflection from retaking an exam.
What was your PT average going into the exam? Were you replicating exam conditions when taking PTs?

jocelyndelapaz95

I PT'd about 162 going into the exam

kimpg_66

Have you checked for a bubbling error? Have you matched your credited responses to the scan of your answer sheet? This sounds lie something like that could be a reason for such a dramatic drop

Aspiring1L

@jocelyndelapaz95 I can fully relate to you. My nerves and anxiousness took control and I didn't score nearly as well as my PTs. I printed out the test as well and plan on taking it under timed conditions, along with other PTs, during the course of 7Sage Starter for February 2018 LSAT. Gotta keep that head high and stay relaxed and confident!!

Aspiring1L

@jocelyndelapaz95 I was so nervous that when leaving the test center and trying to recollect the questions presented, I couldn't remember a single one. I couldn't even remember the Writing Section.