Feb 16 scores

as5324therapy

were just getting the item response answer sheet (not the actual test to look at) for FEB 16 LSAT right?

Micaela_OVO

You'll just get a score. The February exam is undisclosed.

Nicole Hopkins

No--you are just given a score. You will never know how many you missed section by section, nor what the correct answers were, nor will we ever know the curve. You get a score and a percentile and that is all.

as5324therapy

@"Nicole Hopkins" ahhhh

abg0625

@"Nicole Hopkins" said:
No--you are just given a score. You will never know how many you missed section by section, nor what the correct answers were, nor will we ever know the curve. You get a score and a percentile and that is all.

Suddenly I regret everything.

stepharizona

^^^^^ that might be the best response I've ever seen... Even I knew that but seeing it types out like that @"Nicole Hopkins" go Akkkkkkkl!!!!

wlamont

why is the feb test like this!?!? i always wondered what yall meant by "undisclosed" and now i know and i regret everything! lol!

Elle2015

@wlamont I think that only the June/Oct/Dec North American regular Saturday tests are disclosed. They become the numbered PTs. Everything else is a secret.

You'll be able to see your writing samples.

paulina.m.cook

You'll see your itemized eventually on LSAC i'm not sure how long it takes, but I can see mine from Sept 2014. But its just numbered questions I don't know what section (it says section 1,2,3,4,5) or what the exact question was just the number.

brna0714

September/October is not the same as February. You will not see your item response sheet. You will only see your score.

inactive

@paulina.m.cook said:
You'll see your itemized eventually on LSAC i'm not sure how long it takes, but I can see mine from Sept 2014. But its just numbered questions I don't know what section (it says section 1,2,3,4,5) or what the exact question was just the number.

Feb. LSAC is undisclosed, so you will not see this, as @brna0714 said.