Disappointed with October Forum
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Disappointed with October
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Last edited by inevitable510 on Tue Feb 07, 2017 12:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Disappointed with October
............I (like many others, I'm sure) would consistently score a 180 untimed. alas, untimed scores are not indicative of absolutely anything.
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Re: Disappointed with October
Untimed PTs are an indicator of nothing.
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Re: Disappointed with October
I don't think you have a shot at Georgetown with a 3.5/162.inevitable510 wrote:162, on my second try. I went up one point and to be fair, didn't really study after the June LSAT. But my practice tests, untimed, are 172s. Should I retake or just go ahead and apply for PT at Georgetown with a 3.5?
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If you didn't study after the June LSAT, why would you expect to improve. Buckle down and study for next June, and apply next cycle.
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Re: Disappointed with October
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sOsE0OlR00inevitable510 wrote:[...]But my practice tests, untimed, are 172s. Should I retake or just go ahead and apply for PT at Georgetown with a 3.5?
Thanks.
Know thy enemy. The LSAT is not merely a test of logic, reasoning, and comprehension; it is a test of how accurately you can apply these attributes AT SPEED. The two types of people who don't score 180 are 1) dumb people and 2) slow people. You're capable of 172, so make it happen.
Retake. In Bocca Al Lupo.
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Re: Disappointed with October
If you want to go to a better law school than the ones your current numbers put you in range for, you must re-take. The other options are give up going to law school or change your goals and lower your standards for which schools you'd be willing to settle for. Since settling for a lower quality lower ranked school to avoid having to spend lots more time prepping really hard for the LSAT again is a really bad way to pave the road to your future, you should form a new study method to actually figure out your weaknesses and fix them along with doing lots of practice and review.inevitable510 wrote:162, on my second try. I went up one point and to be fair, didn't really study after the June LSAT. But my practice tests, untimed, are 172s. Should I retake or just go ahead and apply for PT at Georgetown with a 3.5?
Thanks.
Why didn't you prep more before your second test? It kinda worries me along with the fact that you are considering not re-taking since it kinda shows a lack of the level of motivation need to get into and do well in T14 LSs. It makes it appear you aren't super serious about and dedicated to get into T14. It's fine if you aren't and are willing to settle for less, but why give up on the chance now when you have another re-take left that you could actually prep for this time?
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