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@"Cant Get Right" your picture is terrifying. Your words are wise. Good luck!!
@Katherine Welcome to the hardest part of the LSAT. Most people think it is the three hour fill-in the bubbles part. That is nothing, the three week wait and the struggle to maintain your sanity is the real challenge. I recommend a lot of video games and Netflix.
Great additions @theLSATdreamer , lol.
The time will pass, I promise!
I recommend a lot of video games and Netflix.
yep:)
It seems to express lsat --> ice cream not the other way around.
This post is HILARITY .. and I look forward to reading it after I finish my LSAT! I am seriously feeling for you guys .. I am getting anxious just THINKING about what you're going through ... ahhh the agony! Good luck to everyone!
It feels weird to still wake up at 5am every morning... and not do sections.
@johninsask I totally get what you mean. This Saturday, I didn't have to do a practice test or go into work. It was very strange
woke up this morning in a start from an lsat dream... they released our scores after only a week.
weirdest thing is to not have pt81 to blind review. i keep having flashbacks to material from the test, but can't review it.
Hey gang,
Just out of curiosity, how long does it take a section that was issued as experimental to be used as a scored section? The things I think about...
@fmihalic2 I could be wrong, but my understanding is that the experimental sections are testing that individual questions, months whole section. So you wouldn't see a whole experimental data section from Junes lsat on say the December 2023 LSAT. As for how long before the individual questions start showing up, I have no idea, but I would guess they wait at least 5 years to minimize the amount of takers who are seeing questions for a second time.
Bump for my September folks.
@"Cant Get Right" thanks for this thread!
Funnily, I was actually fine for the most part before the test. Slept really well the night before, was pretty calm during the test. Now I'm feeling all the anxiety lol. Didn't sleep at all last night. I'll get back to my meditation
Yeah, that's how I've always been as well @"vanessa fisher" . Last year, I did great leading up to and during the test. Afterwards though, not as much.
@"Cant Get Right" yeah it's funny. I guess I was holding things together so much and had such a solid routine going, down to the time I drank my tea in the morning
As soon as it was done, I just felt this gaping hole, and all my routines weren't there, so I guess there was room for the anxiety to finally seep in
Thank you!! Such good advice! I can't wait to read those trashy magazines and 90 day fiancé. Guilty pleasures!!! We deserve, NAY- earned this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! This made me smile! :-)
I'd recommend staying away from all the blogs around grey day. In my experience, they increased the anxiety ten-fold.
I HATE THIS WAIT
Is it normally 2 or 3 weeks before we get scores?
I've decided to read an 800 page book on the political regime and life story of MAO to occupy my time. Lol
@"vanessa fisher" According to the LSAC, the projected release date for the September scores is October 12.
As part of a recent trend, the LSAC has been sending scores out 1-3 days early. But, they've released it as early as 13 days early in years past.
See here: http://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/lsat-score-release-dates-scheduled-vs-actual-comparison
I think with the hurricane delays and the recent history, I would expect the scores to be released on the 12th, maybe a day early. Sadly, because I'm dying inside with anticipation.
About every 12 hours I flip between crippling fear that I bombed and unrealistic optimism that I scored a 178...
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Powerscore is predicting that scores will not be released early for this administration. See their blog for details.
This also characterizes every second of my mental state from the moment I walked out of the testing room until now.
I needed to read this. Sigh.
Bumping this up for anybody else who may also need to read this.
Not to make anyone waiting for your LSAT score feel worse, but I hate waiting for admissions decisions a whole lot more than I ever did waiting for my LSAT score. I did not think it was possible, but it is
Seriously can anything distract from the anxiety of waiting for application responses?? Especially for those who applied earlier in October ugh. I actually don’t look forward to having time off work for the holidays.
Oh my goodness! This thread is full of so many amazing Sagers from the past! I hope they’re all killing it now!
As for the current sagers, breath and relax! You got this!
Adding to this--maybe scheduling some on-campus visits could be helpful. And getting some movies.
Been playing some video games. I took your pre-test advice and applied it to post - test @LSATcantwin
Checked my email this morning and the first email's subject line was in all caps:
I almost had a heart attack...
(Then I saw it was from a charity to which I had donated that did a fundraiser for Veteran's Day)
So bummed out right now.
Next weekend, the weekend we should be learning our scores, is another law school visit day for me. I have a feeling I found the one I prefer so far, but ya never know until you go check it out. Definitely helping me to keep my eye on the ball.