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nramsay wrote:Can we not at least agree that the LSAT is a barbaric system of evaluation? They charge you a bunch of money just to take the test, not even counting the prep materials and or classes, make you write it in an extremely rushed timeframe in usually less than comfortable conditions(person next to you coughing constantly, blowing their nose, ect), make you answer a bunch of questions that many even law professors think are laughably irrelevant to the study of law, and then just to top it all off LSAC makes you wait what I consider to be an unreasonable ammount of time for your results. I've taken tests in University that had more questions and in bigger classes where they had scranton sheet results done by the end of the same day. I'm usually pretty patient but they are really getting under my skin waiting this long to release the scores.

R86 wrote:.... in the heart of downtown Denver...

R86 wrote:

Kit Cloudkicker wrote:

R86 wrote:.... in the heart of downtown Denver...

Supposed to snow tomorrow.

Yeah. Today is beautiful though.

Gotta take what you can get.

jigglebottom wrote:When you find out on TLS that scores are in, which of the following will you do?

a.) After several thuds of the heart you rush to your LSAC account to see your score immediately, punctuating weeks of anticipation with sudden elation or pure misery.

b.) You take a few moments to reflect on the months of studying--months of assumptions and conditional reasoning--those days of anguish when you were so close to a personal best on a PT. After reflection, you casually click over to LSAC and face destiny as an extension of your efforts and capability.

c.) Cry and say, "I CAN'T DO IT" Call LSAC to check if its too late to cancel your score.

d.) Make someone else check it for you.

e.) Fill in response

jigglebottom wrote:When you find out on TLS that scores are in, which of the following will you do?

a.) After several thuds of the heart you rush to your LSAC account to see your score immediately, punctuating weeks of anticipation with sudden elation or pure misery.

b.) You take a few moments to reflect on the months of studying--months of assumptions and conditional reasoning--those days of anguish when you were so close to a personal best on a PT. After reflection, you casually click over to LSAC and face destiny as an extension of your efforts and capability.

c.) Cry and say, "I CAN'T DO IT" Call LSAC to check if its too late to cancel your score.

d.) Make someone else check it for you.

e.) Fill in response

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

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mattslau89 wrote:Sorry not reading all of this. But is this what you guys are referring to when you mention the Tampa incident?

http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... 7d246251c6

Fyo'Couch wrote:

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

Apples was real

marlo45 wrote:

Fyo'Couch wrote:

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

Apples was real

Ok maybe I've been living under a rock but how can anyone [not an lsac insider] know with any degree of certainty which section was experimental? Care to enlighten me?

noleknight16 wrote:

marlo45 wrote:

Fyo'Couch wrote:

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

Apples was real

Ok maybe I've been living under a rock but how can anyone [not an lsac insider] know with any degree of certainty which section was experimental? Care to enlighten me?

Because people who only had 2 LR tell us which one they didnt have.

LSATDecimator wrote:

nramsay wrote:Can we not at least agree that the LSAT is a barbaric system of evaluation? They charge you a bunch of money just to take the test, not even counting the prep materials and or classes, make you write it in an extremely rushed timeframe in usually less than comfortable conditions(person next to you coughing constantly, blowing their nose, ect), make you answer a bunch of questions that many even law professors think are laughably irrelevant to the study of law, and then just to top it all off LSAC makes you wait what I consider to be an unreasonable ammount of time for your results. I've taken tests in University that had more questions and in bigger classes where they had scranton sheet results done by the end of the same day. I'm usually pretty patient but they are really getting under my skin waiting this long to release the scores.

I recently enjoyed taking the New GRE, most of all because they spit out your scores within seconds of completing the test....

LSAC, can you say "Technology?"

marlo45 wrote:

Fyo'Couch wrote:

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

Apples was real

Ok maybe I've been living under a rock but how can anyone [not an lsac insider] know with any degree of certainty which section was experimental? Care to enlighten me?

marlo45 wrote:

Fyo'Couch wrote:

kellyxo wrote:I had three LRs and was wondering if anyone remembered if a real one or the experimental was one about apples?? It was one of the first questions I had

Apples was real

Ok maybe I've been living under a rock but how can anyone [not an lsac insider] know with any degree of certainty which section was experimental? Care to enlighten me?