taxi dropped me off late to LSAT!
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:21 pm
Where can I direct my anger???
Live in Davis,
arranged for a taxi to drive me to Sacramento (McGeorge) to leave at exactly 8:00 am. He didn't show up until 8:20. No other cab companies were available (oh, that I were in Manhattan!). I arrived and the woman at the desk said that they just handed out the tests, and people were about to start bubbling in etc...
I am certain another person, at another center, would have let me in. I stopped short of begging this woman. I told her that I am sure my entering to fill in the bubbles with everyone else would not be a real disruption, but hey, rules are rules. If she only knew the substantial difference in scholly $$ a 2- or 3-point improvement on my score would mean for me and my career... Oy vay.
I have a 163/3.8 and my apps are already in (this was just gonna be a way to get me off waitlists, or get extra schollies. But still, I had such a positive, aggressive attitude going in. This is not right, and here I am venting to thousands of complete strangers.
I hope for y'all's sake (but not mine) you had a generous curve.
t.
Live in Davis,
arranged for a taxi to drive me to Sacramento (McGeorge) to leave at exactly 8:00 am. He didn't show up until 8:20. No other cab companies were available (oh, that I were in Manhattan!). I arrived and the woman at the desk said that they just handed out the tests, and people were about to start bubbling in etc...
I am certain another person, at another center, would have let me in. I stopped short of begging this woman. I told her that I am sure my entering to fill in the bubbles with everyone else would not be a real disruption, but hey, rules are rules. If she only knew the substantial difference in scholly $$ a 2- or 3-point improvement on my score would mean for me and my career... Oy vay.
I have a 163/3.8 and my apps are already in (this was just gonna be a way to get me off waitlists, or get extra schollies. But still, I had such a positive, aggressive attitude going in. This is not right, and here I am venting to thousands of complete strangers.
I hope for y'all's sake (but not mine) you had a generous curve.
t.