Re: The Official September 2014 Study Group
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:41 pm
funk is at 900
QFNPsmccgrey wrote:Colonel_funkadunk wrote:hereisonehand wrote:BillPackets wrote:less partying more right answer circling
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QFNPsmccgrey wrote:Colonel_funkadunk wrote:hereisonehand wrote:BillPackets wrote:less partying more right answer circling
we gotta keep this on every page of this thread as a reminder or I might just give in to the desire to PARTY ALL THE TIMEBillPackets wrote:less partying more right answer circling
hereisonehand wrote:BillPackets wrote:less partying more right answer circling
Colonel_funkadunk wrote:hereisonehand wrote:BillPackets wrote:less partying more right answer circling
Wait if the LSAT is a party and I'm not supposed to party but I am supposed to study but the studying is for the LSAT and the LSAT is a party but no partyingsmccgrey wrote:The LSAT is a party.hereisonehand wrote: PARTY ALL THE TIME
LET US PARTYsmccgrey wrote:HOW CAN WE RESOLVE THIS PARADOX???Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Wait if the LSAT is a party and I'm not supposed to party but I am supposed to study but the studying is for the LSAT and the LSAT is a party but no partyingsmccgrey wrote:The LSAT is a party.hereisonehand wrote: PARTY ALL THE TIME
Close, but you're forgetting the most important part of the test, viz., the writing samplemornincounselor wrote:The LSAT is really a two-step process. The first involves 5 timed sections of between 23-27 questions each. The second involved the pounding of alcoholic drinks at the rate of 1 per 23-27 seconds.
smccgrey wrote:hereisonehand wrote:the writing sample
Colonel_funkadunk wrote:smccgrey wrote:hereisonehand wrote:the writing sample
I dropped 6 points below my average last Sunday but I was hungover, and my wife was marathon watching nurse jacky in the same roomschmelling wrote:In all seriousness though guys, I was able to hit 177 last week and am now struggling to hit 170, mostly due to time. Completely missed a game and an RC passage today. I think I was just extremely tired today, but on saturday I also struggled. I think I may be gunning too hard so I am taking it easy the next day or so. Has anyone else experienced this? its just scary to think my score can just fluctuate 7 points- not exactly where I want to be with the test approaching.
Any advice appreciated.
I fucked that RC section up to, just one passage in particular especially .sfoglia wrote:WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I just got 4/6 of the questions on an RC passage incorrect. This has never happened to me before. I double-checked to make sure there wasn't some sort of bubbling error... I don't understand. I have never gotten this low of a score on RC.
This is fucking horrifying. I'm going to go cry outside and smoke a cigarette.
Back into the 160s I go.
Did u do 65?sfoglia wrote:WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I just got 4/6 of the questions on an RC passage incorrect. This has never happened to me before. I double-checked to make sure there wasn't some sort of bubbling error... I don't understand. I have never gotten this low of a score on RC.
This is fucking horrifying. I'm going to go cry outside and smoke a cigarette.
Back into the 160s I go.
Yeah that's not the best--maybe lay off it for a few days, enjoy yourself a little bit (PARTY ALL THE TIME), get back to it refreshed by the end of the week. The LSAT gets real old real quick in my experienceschmelling wrote:Problem is this has been two tests straight. Last week my average was a 175.hereisonehand wrote:I dropped 6 points below my average last Sunday but I was hungover, and my wife was marathon watching nurse jacky in the same roomschmelling wrote:In all seriousness though guys, I was able to hit 177 last week and am now struggling to hit 170, mostly due to time. Completely missed a game and an RC passage today. I think I was just extremely tired today, but on saturday I also struggled. I think I may be gunning too hard so I am taking it easy the next day or so. Has anyone else experienced this? its just scary to think my score can just fluctuate 7 points- not exactly where I want to be with the test approaching.
Any advice appreciated.
The LSAT keeps bill youngsmccgrey wrote:yeah, this.hereisonehand wrote:The LSAT gets real old real quick in my experience
BillPackets wrote:The LSAT keeps bill young