I'm planning on taking as little as 1 and as many as 4 PT's in the final week before the actual LSAT on Oct. 5th.
With that in mind, whats the recommendation on checking your PT scores? Is it suggested not to check -- for getting a score below your average can ruin motivation/mind set for test day? Not to confuse with reviewing thoroughly.
Is it a good idea to check your answers to make those last bit of adjustments necessary in preparing for judgment day?
Any input or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, and would love to hear some variables may not be considering.
Checking Your PT Scores the Week before the Actual LSAT Forum
- Squintz805
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- Jeffort
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Re: Checking Your PT Scores the Week before the Actual LSAT
Your question is confusing. Are you asking whether or not you should actually grade practice tests after you take them to figure out the scaled score you achieved on it? If so, that seems like a silly question since I don't know how else to judge performance than by checking your score after each practice test and looking at which ones you got wrong. Am I misunderstanding your question?
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Re: Checking Your PT Scores the Week before the Actual LSAT
I'm not sure what your are PTing at, but I would recommend grading and reviewing the questions you missed. It wouldn't be a good idea to go into test day missing a problem (e.g. maybe you were getting circular reasoning confused) that could have easily been corrected with review. Additionally, scoring the test gives you more motivation because it lets you know where you need to really focus in on.
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Re: Checking Your PT Scores the Week before the Actual LSAT
I took tons of practice tests, and I did not score the last five(ish) before the actual test. I definitely definitely think it helped me. Getting hung up on the score can be very counterproductive in those last few days. Obviously, in general you'll want to score and review them but I think in the home stretch save yourself the anxiety. You'll be more relaxed on test day, and it'll be reflected in the score that really matters.
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Re: Checking Your PT Scores the Week before the Actual LSAT
What I did was I did retakes the last week specifically 66,67,68 and since they were retakes they were all around 177-179. This was a good morale boost going into the test. I also took PT69 fresh the Thursday before under testing conditions as close as I could get them because I wanted to know where I was really sitting.
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