will my LSAT likely increase? Forum

Prospectivestudent13 · Post by **Prospectivestudent13** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 7:59 pm

Yesterday I took the released 2007 LSAT and ended up with a 162. I'll be entering college in the fall I know this isn't close to what I need to get into a top law school, but I figure I'll be vastly more intelligent after 3 years of college and I'll have studied before I take it for real, but realistically what are the chances of it actually increasing? I really want to go to Harvard Law one day (if I could afford it...) so I'm hoping my score will increase by then. Do you guys think that's likely or does the score generally not vary. Sorry for such a novice question but no one in my family has gone to college let alone law school so they have no idea

the_pakalypse · Post by **the_pakalypse** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 8:28 pm

162 diagnostic is a great starting point. I believe most people who end up in the 170s actually start from late 150s to 160s. My diagnostic was 157 and after 3-4 months of studying I was hitting 170s.

The LSAT is completely learnable, especially if you are getting 162 on the diag. Just keep your GPA up and you'll have a great shot at HYS.

crestor · Post by **crestor** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 8:32 pm

You are an incoming freshman, get off this site and enjoy life. Get good grades, bang some fatties, and relax for 2 years before the lsat even begins to enter your brain.

Kharon542 · Post by **Kharon542** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:34 pm

I agree with what was said above. I took the same test halfway through my freshman year and scored a 154 (cold). I just took the June LSAT and was PTing around 169-172 with a few 174's. A 162 cold test is a great starting place and with enough work and time you can definitely increase it.

052220151 · Post by **052220151** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:36 pm

crestor wrote:You are an incoming freshman, get off this site and enjoy life. Get good grades, bang some fatties, and relax for 2 years before the lsat even begins to enter your brain.

NoWorries · Post by **NoWorries** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:43 pm

crestor wrote:You are an incoming freshman, get off this site and enjoy life. Get good grades, bang some fatties, and relax for 2 years before the lsat even begins to enter your brain.

Truth. Remember some positions are your friend if the face doesn't cut it.

Daily_Double · Post by **Daily_Double** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:47 pm

Prospectivestudent13 wrote:Yesterday I took the released 2007 LSAT and ended up with a 162. I'll be entering college in the fall I know this isn't close to what I need to get into a top law school, but I figure I'll be vastly more intelligent after 3 years of college and I'll have studied before I take it for real, but realistically what are the chances of it actually increasing? I really want to go to Harvard Law one day (if I could afford it...) so I'm hoping my score will increase by then. Do you guys think that's likely or does the score generally not vary. Sorry for such a novice question but no one in my family has gone to college let alone law school so they have no idea

When I entered college I thought I knew that I would be a doctor... God, was I wrong. Have fun, and make good grades, worry about the rest of your life Junior year.

capt_slow · Post by **capt_slow** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:53 pm

College makes some people dumber... Just a warning.

thelawdoctor · Post by **thelawdoctor** » Mon Jun 17, 2013 9:55 pm

Wishing you the best, keep up the hard work and it should go up at least a few points.

nyjets2090 · Post by **nyjets2090** » Tue Jun 18, 2013 2:26 pm

capt_slow wrote:College makes some people dumber... Just a warning.

TITFCR.

This also explains every mistake I made in UG.

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