July takers: what PTs are y'all doing?

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  BinghamtonDave Alum Member ⭐ 🍌🍌

  June 2018 8711 karma

  I'm doing a bit of the 50s to assist in the September study group's progress along side that, I'm doing 70-80s with a deep dive into the material to strengthen my specific weaknesses.
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  IntoTheFray Alum Member

  June 2018 67 karma

  I'm unsure as to whether or not I'll register for the July one, but I am extremely curious about where you got such word on the street.
  I had no clue one could predict/estimate the contents of any future LSAT
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  mjk052017 Alum Member

  June 2018 14 karma

  Would they pull a public test, though? I assume they would pull a previous February test. That's what undisclosed tests are for.
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  ChaimtheGreat Alum Member 🍌🍌

  June 2018 1277 karma

  @IntoTheFray said:
  I'm unsure as to whether or not I'll register for the July one, but I am extremely curious about where you got such word on the street.
  I had no clue one could predict/estimate the contents of any future LSAT

  Guessing they got it from powerscore which made that prediction. They will pull from February but it may look more like an early-mid 70s test. I’m gonna knock out PT67, 69, 71, 73 and the realeased 2016 January test. But this is more because they r clean and leads about when they are from. I have done all the 80s.
• Return On Inference Alum Member

  June 2018 503 karma

  @IntoTheFray said:

  I'm unsure as to whether or not I'll register for the July one, but I am extremely curious about where you got such word on the street. I had no clue one could predict/estimate the contents of any future LSAT

  Powerscore and a few other prep companies have made the prediction. The July exam was announced rather suddenly, and in the past when LSAC has had to scramble a testing administration together on short notice, they've always used undisclosed exams from the past.

  @mjk052017 said:

  Would they pull a public test, though? I assume they would pull a previous February test. That's what undisclosed tests are for.

  They 100% will not pull a previously disclosed exam, but if they're pulling an exam out of the vault from a few years ago then the exam might be a little different from the most recent exams. IMO there's a small (but still apparent) difference in exams from the 50s vs. 60s vs. 70s vs. 80s.

  There's been a lot of discussion of how far back they'll go, with some people predicting an exam from 2011-2013, some predicting 2015-2016, and some predicting even further back.
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  LSAT_Wrecker Member ⭐

  June 2018 4850 karma

  If my schedule holds, I'm taking PTs 73, 79, & 83 whole and PT 55 split into sections (as I'll be on a west coast vaca that week). FWIW, I would not try to get too cute with trying to figure out "what LSAC is doing." Just learn the material.
• KatetheStudent Member

  July 2020 124 karma

  but, but but
• DINOSAUR Member

  July 2020 591 karma

  Wow I didn't know you could predict the LSAT tests like this. Does anyone know whether international tests are the same as North American ones?
• caffeine powered human Alum Member

  July 2020 414 karma

  @DINOSAUR said:
  Wow I didn't know you could predict the LSAT tests like this. Does anyone know whether international tests are the same as North American ones?

  Traditionally I heard that the international tests have been previous undisclosed ones. But with the whole Flex thing and this July one combining international and North American tests, I am not sure anymore.