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I read a lot of these testing day stories from other people. I have sat for the LSAT three times and never saw anyone even remotely freaked out. Some people seemed a little bummed or nervous. One guy didn't even bring a pencil and had to borrow mine. But no crying and no leaving.

Are people in Oregon just more prepared and relaxed than people in other places or are people exaggerating?

People from Oregon Just suck and they know it. Know reason to be bummed if you know your an idiot.






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Hey-O wrote:I read a lot of these testing day stories from other people. I have sat for the LSAT three times and never saw anyone even remotely freaked out. Some people seemed a little bummed or nervous. One guy didn't even bring a pencil and had to borrow mine. But no crying and no leaving.

Are people in Oregon just more prepared and relaxed than people in other places or are people exaggerating?

Probably.

I cried right before, throughout, and after the LSAT; 5 continuous hours of weeping. I'm crying right now, in fact.

I waited until I got to my car to cry, but I was gasping for air during the middle of an LG section due to panic.

The girl next to me got a warning for bubbling after time was called. It rattled her a bit but that seemed to be all.

I don't think people freak out during the test that often.

I licked other peoples' tears during the break to give me strength.