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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by beaubois » Thu Mar 03, 2011 9:54 pm

Kabuo wrote:176 in Feb after taking every released prep test and reading the bibles.
I got same score with same study strategy. I think that its a very good one. (strategy)

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Post by minnbills » Thu Mar 03, 2011 10:07 pm

Diag: 159
Actual: 162

Took the first 30 pts. I had significant anxiety the night before the test and didn't sleep well- not sure how much that affected things. My range on PTs was 159 to 172- with an average of 165.

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Post by jacketman03 » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:36 pm

Diagnostic: 143 (or somewhere around there)
Actual: 154 in June, 161 in October.
After June, I bought the Powerscore Bibles and 20 prep tests, worked through them, then I had a deer in the headlights moment on the Games section in October, probably cost me 9-10 points.


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Post by sstufken » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:51 pm

I scored a 156 on my first diagnostic (I went to one of those proctored ones at Kaplan). I only had about a month before my test date in Dec... so I didn't take a class and bought the Powerscore Logic Games Bible instead (best $60 ever spent). I scored a 163 on my actual LSAT but only went through the book about 2 weeks prior (it was during finals, etc). You should be fine as long as you are willing to put in 2-3 hours a day for a few weeks.

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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by rinkrat19 » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:53 pm

164 cold diagnostic
171 on test day

7 weeks self-study.

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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by jacketman03 » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:56 pm

sstufken wrote:I scored a 156 on my first diagnostic (I went to one of those proctored ones at Kaplan). I only had about a month before my test date in Dec... so I didn't take a class and bought the Powerscore Logic Games Bible instead (best $60 ever spent). I scored a 163 on my actual LSAT but only went through the book about 2 weeks prior (it was during finals, etc). You should be fine as long as you are willing to put in 2-3 hours a day for a few weeks.
This. Those Powerscore Bibles are a great investment for the LSAT.

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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by dreakol » Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:16 am

144 to 169

Blueprint prep course

two classes a week with various HW assignments for 3 months

only took about 4 timed tests (144,156,171,167)

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Post by labballin24 » Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:07 pm

This is gonna sound ridiculous, but becuase of my senior thesis and finals I only studied for a week.

1st diag: 165
2nd: 166
3rd:170
4th:166

Actual Test: 164

All done in the span of 1 week.

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Post by Kabuo » Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:12 pm

It is ridiculous, but it would be more ridiculous if you were one of those moronic people who say they will not consider a retake. Pretty sure you hit mid 170s with a good amount of studying and a retake. You're not one of those people, right?

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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by 2011Law » Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:13 pm

I never took a true diagnostic, but if I had it would have been around a 147. Two bibles and 30 PTs later, I scored a 168 on test day. My main regret is not doing more PTs.

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Post by 2011Law » Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:15 pm

labballin24 wrote:This is gonna sound ridiculous, but becuase of my senior thesis and finals I only studied for a week.

1st diag: 165
2nd: 166
3rd:170
4th:166

Actual Test: 164

All done in the span of 1 week.
Kabuo wrote:It is ridiculous, but it would be more ridiculous if you were one of those moronic people who say they will not consider a retake. Pretty sure you hit mid 170s with a good amount of studying and a retake. You're not one of those people, right?
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Re: For anyone who has scored a 160 and above...

Post by adamtx11 » Thu Mar 10, 2011 4:20 pm

151-->166 Oct 10

last 5 practice tests ranged from 165-170, took a prep course and did some self-studying with a friend of mine

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