chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
Butter wrote:chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
TheProdigal wrote:Butter wrote:chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
And there are people who can't crack 170 with a 160+ diagnostic.
The LSAT is very learnable, and (depending on the person) starting with a lower diagnostic helps by making it clear there's learning to be done. Higher diagnostics can leave you skimming through guides you should be reading because "I know this, don't worry," is running through your head. Its the score you get, maybe on your third take, that matters. A diagnostic is just that, and nothing more.
bgoldgrab wrote:Not all these people took it cold. Read the posts, at least some of them studied before the diagnostic.
TheProdigal wrote:Butter wrote:chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
And there are people who can't crack 170 with a 160+ diagnostic.
The LSAT is very learnable, and (depending on the person) starting with a lower diagnostic helps by making it clear there's learning to be done. Higher diagnostics can leave you skimming through guides you should be reading because "I know this, don't worry," is running through your head. Its the score you get, maybe on your third take, that matters. A diagnostic is just that, and nothing more.
appind wrote:TheProdigal wrote:Butter wrote:chicharon wrote:Can't believe so many of you are taking it cold and getting 160+. Am I the only ninny or what? My diagnostic was 155
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
And there are people who can't crack 170 with a 160+ diagnostic.
The LSAT is very learnable, and (depending on the person) starting with a lower diagnostic helps by making it clear there's learning to be done. Higher diagnostics can leave you skimming through guides you should be reading because "I know this, don't worry," is running through your head. Its the score you get, maybe on your third take, that matters. A diagnostic is just that, and nothing more.
high diag can help imo. iirc your test day score was below diag. was it nerves or other reason?
TheProdigal wrote:appind wrote:TheProdigal wrote:Butter wrote:
With hard work you can still get a 170. I know of people who did.
And there are people who can't crack 170 with a 160+ diagnostic.
The LSAT is very learnable, and (depending on the person) starting with a lower diagnostic helps by making it clear there's learning to be done. Higher diagnostics can leave you skimming through guides you should be reading because "I know this, don't worry," is running through your head. Its the score you get, maybe on your third take, that matters. A diagnostic is just that, and nothing more.
high diag can help imo. iirc your test day score was below diag. was it nerves or other reason?
I don't know if you misquoted here, but if you're asking me: no.
TheProdigal wrote:appind wrote:high diag can help imo. iirc your test day score was below diag. was it nerves or other reason?
I don't know if you misquoted here, but if you're asking me: no.
No. First of all, think about the population this site attracts. Second of all, I'd be willing to bet more people with higher diagnostics are willing to share than the amount of people with average to above average due to the mentality of this forum. Diagnostics are meaningless except to gauge your current areas of growth/weakness. Your score doesn't count until you're in that room.
Signed,
Slightly obnoxious poster with high diagnostic who loves standardized tests in any form
georgie2006 wrote:Just out of curiosity, has everyone here finished college?
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