For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10 Forum
- lennonist
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For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
A specific support thread for us. Can be also called the 'WTF happened' thread.
- kkklick
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Theres too many, I just saw someone who practiced 165-170 get a 150 something, that should never happen unless a misbubble or a panic attack. I'm so fucking nervous
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
hi there.
can we all have massive study tip exchanges for december?
can we all have massive study tip exchanges for december?
- journo52
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Ugh... PT'ing in the 160's and somehow pulled out a 149. Lest PT was a 158. Highest was a 172. I mean jesus I would take a 158 right now, ugh ugh ugh,.
- lilliea
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
I think what's bothering me the most about this is that I don't know where I went wrong. Not having the pdfs up is driving me insane, since there's no way of checking anything.
Other than mis-bubbling, any idea where you guys screwed up?
Other than mis-bubbling, any idea where you guys screwed up?
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- lennonist
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
that must have been me.... i was getting upper 160s, with 175, 170, 171 on the 2 last weeks before the exam (PT average 167). All recent tests. Timed. what did i get: a 158. Fucking pathetic. Don't want to write my PS, don't want to apply. Want to get my pdf, review, ask for a hand-grade if necessary.
Hope luck will be on your side, man.
Hope luck will be on your side, man.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
i dont know what happened i think i misbubbled or some shit. FML
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
i pulled a 158. I felt so good. I think I may have Fed up the games.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
lennonist wrote:that must have been me.... i was getting upper 160s, with 175, 170, 171 on the 2 last weeks before the exam (PT average 167). All recent tests. Timed. what did i get: a 158. Fucking pathetic. Don't want to write my PS, don't want to apply. Want to get my pdf, review, ask for a hand-grade if necessary.
Hope luck will be on your side, man.
will they rescore it by hand if you ask?
- northwood
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
pulled a 158 as well... have a sneaky feeling RC got me
- lennonist
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
you read my mind! i was about to say...there is no way we got -0/-1 (what i got for a month before the exam!) on LGKorlath wrote: i pulled a 158. I felt so good. I think I may have Fed up the games.
Smth went terribly wrong and misreading an LG is the easiest way to eff up a test. By the way, i felt sooooo good after the test...i was so happy it felt like a 173.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
gah I don't feel like doing anything. I feel like crawling in a hole and just...disappear. I'm URM with a 3.09. All I want is to be able to get into UC Davis. This is my third time taking it. I'm gonna plead for them to give me a chance to take it a 4th time. I know I can do better.
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- lilliea
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
161. In my case, I think it was the LG and probably one of the LR, seeing as how I had three of them
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
So, if we see there is a discrepancy on our PDF's, then we ask for a hand-grade; or do we just ask for one without knowing if it'd help?
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Yea, I felt like I had at least a 168. I think I might have misdiagramed a rule or something and blew a game!lennonist wrote:you read my mind! i was about to say...there is no way we got -0/-1 (what i got for a month before the exam!) on LGKorlath wrote: i pulled a 158. I felt so good. I think I may have Fed up the games.
Smth went terribly wrong and misreading an LG is the easiest way to eff up a test. By the way, i felt sooooo good after the test...i was so happy it felt like a 173.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
JurisDoctorate wrote:So, if we see there is a discrepancy on our PDF's, then we ask for a hand-grade; or do we just ask for one without knowing if it'd help?
Yea, i'd like an answer for this too...
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- raspberry
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
I was consistently scoring 165-170 on PTs, and I ended up with a 152. Totally unexpected and I feel absolutely crushed right now. I'm half dreading the PDFs just in case it wasn't a mis-bubble and I actually missed that many questions.
What's worse is I don't have a LSAC GPA so I feel completely screwed right now.
What's worse is I don't have a LSAC GPA so I feel completely screwed right now.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
I also bombed it well below my average PT scores. Got a 158 instead of the usual upper-mid 160s.
So I am considering a retake in December, does anybody know if that royally screws up the application process? I was hoping to get my apps in asap after this score release but Ithink know I can do better than a 158.
Thoughts?
So I am considering a retake in December, does anybody know if that royally screws up the application process? I was hoping to get my apps in asap after this score release but I
Thoughts?
- lennonist
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
This is from LSAC's site re hand-grading:
If you wish to verify or contest the machine scoring of your answer sheet after you have received your LSAT Score Report, you may request a rescoring of your answer sheet by hand. LSAC will not handscore answers recorded in the test book. Requests to handscore your answer sheet must be made in writing and received no later than 60 days after the test date. Send a copy of your LSAT Score Report and a letter that includes
your request for handscoring and your reason for the request;
your name, LSAC account number, and the last four digits of your Social Security or Social Insurance number;
the test date;
the test center name and code number; and
a $42 ($44 CDN plus 7% GST) check or money order payable to LSAC, or the account number and expiration date of your VISA, MasterCard, DISCOVER, or American Express credit card.
Send your request to:
Law School Admission Council 662 Penn Street Box 2000-T Newtown, PA 18940-0995 USA
NOTE: If the handscoring results in a score that is different from the original machine scoring—higher or lower—the revised score will be mailed to you and the law schools to which you apply.
If you wish to verify or contest the machine scoring of your answer sheet after you have received your LSAT Score Report, you may request a rescoring of your answer sheet by hand. LSAC will not handscore answers recorded in the test book. Requests to handscore your answer sheet must be made in writing and received no later than 60 days after the test date. Send a copy of your LSAT Score Report and a letter that includes
your request for handscoring and your reason for the request;
your name, LSAC account number, and the last four digits of your Social Security or Social Insurance number;
the test date;
the test center name and code number; and
a $42 ($44 CDN plus 7% GST) check or money order payable to LSAC, or the account number and expiration date of your VISA, MasterCard, DISCOVER, or American Express credit card.
Send your request to:
Law School Admission Council 662 Penn Street Box 2000-T Newtown, PA 18940-0995 USA
NOTE: If the handscoring results in a score that is different from the original machine scoring—higher or lower—the revised score will be mailed to you and the law schools to which you apply.
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Thanks for that.
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- James Bond
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
As I posted in one of the other countless threads identical to this one:
Failures,
Please take this time to consider the mind-numbing aspects of being a lawyer, the entirely unnecessary hours, the fact that there are more students in law school than there are lawyers, this video, the ridiculous debt, the complete lack of hiring, and the fact that you're probably good at something else that doesn't take a fortune to get a degree in, has reasonable hours, might even pay well, and won't have you dying of either suicide or a coke overdose.
So before you go rushing off to pay the LSAC for another round of meaningless testing, self reflect, and realize that 155 might be the best thing that ever happened to you.
Love,
Bond
Failures,
Please take this time to consider the mind-numbing aspects of being a lawyer, the entirely unnecessary hours, the fact that there are more students in law school than there are lawyers, this video, the ridiculous debt, the complete lack of hiring, and the fact that you're probably good at something else that doesn't take a fortune to get a degree in, has reasonable hours, might even pay well, and won't have you dying of either suicide or a coke overdose.
So before you go rushing off to pay the LSAC for another round of meaningless testing, self reflect, and realize that 155 might be the best thing that ever happened to you.
Love,
Bond
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Even though this is rather pessimistic, you make a good point. It's easy to get so caught up in trying to satisfy your ego with LSAT scores, GPA, etc that it's easy to lose perspective on WHY you're doing what you're doing. I think this is especially true for the competitive types. At the same time, an LSAT score CAN be improved and if someone really wants to study law, this is just a challenge to overcome.James Bond wrote:As I posted in one of the other countless threads identical to this one:
Failures,
Please take this time to consider the mind-numbing aspects of being a lawyer, the entirely unnecessary hours, the fact that there are more students in law school than there are lawyers, this video, the ridiculous debt, the complete lack of hiring, and the fact that you're probably good at something else that doesn't take a fortune to get a degree in, has reasonable hours, might even pay well, and won't have you dying of either suicide or a coke overdose.
So before you go rushing off to pay the LSAC for another round of meaningless testing, self reflect, and realize that 155 might be the best thing that ever happened to you.
Love,
Bond
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- James Bond
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Re: For those who scored at least 10 points below PTs on 10/9/10
Don't get me wrong, I didn't say "BY ALL MEANS DON'T BE A FUCKING LAWYER!" I just said this is a great time to self reflect in light of failure, readjust, and adapt if necessary.cw2010 wrote:Even though this is rather pessimistic, you make a good point. It's easy to get so caught up in trying to satisfy your ego with LSAT scores, GPA, etc that it's easy to lose perspective on WHY you're doing what you're doing. I think this is especially true for the competitive types. At the same time, an LSAT score CAN be improved and if someone really wants to study law, this is just a challenge to overcome.James Bond wrote:As I posted in one of the other countless threads identical to this one:
Failures,
Please take this time to consider the mind-numbing aspects of being a lawyer, the entirely unnecessary hours, the fact that there are more students in law school than there are lawyers, this video, the ridiculous debt, the complete lack of hiring, and the fact that you're probably good at something else that doesn't take a fortune to get a degree in, has reasonable hours, might even pay well, and won't have you dying of either suicide or a coke overdose.
So before you go rushing off to pay the LSAC for another round of meaningless testing, self reflect, and realize that 155 might be the best thing that ever happened to you.
Love,
Bond
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