June LSATHelp: filing cimplain to test center Forum
- Honey_Badger
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I was there too...and I already called LSAC. The guy I spoke with was really nice (which helped while I was crying on I-95) and told me to fax in a complaint before Sunday. I told him I want to retake at a different location in October, no charge.
Time for another beer.....
Time for another beer.....
- jing87
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I emailed them, I cried in supermarket in front of the meat section, other people probably think I am a vegan or something.Honey_Badger wrote:I was there too...and I already called LSAC. The guy I spoke with was really nice (which helped while I was crying on I-95) and told me to fax in a complaint before Sunday. I told him I want to retake at a different location in October, no charge.
Time for another beer.....
- Honey_Badger
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Unless you get something other than an automated email reply, I would FAX IN your complaint.jing87 wrote:I emailed them, I cried in supermarket in front of the meat section, other people probably think I am a vegan or something.Honey_Badger wrote:I was there too...and I already called LSAC. The guy I spoke with was really nice (which helped while I was crying on I-95) and told me to fax in a complaint before Sunday. I told him I want to retake at a different location in October, no charge.
Time for another beer.....
Also, I know you don't want to retake, but what are the other options? It's not like LSAC is going to add on points just because there was a fucking parade through our room.

Take it over, otherwise you won't know if your score is true or not (and how many of those points might have earned you scholarship money, etc.)
Your vegan comment made me laugh in the midst of all this.

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Honey_Badger wrote:Unless you get something other than an automated email reply, I would FAX IN your complaint.jing87 wrote:I emailed them, I cried in supermarket in front of the meat section, other people probably think I am a vegan or something.Honey_Badger wrote:I was there too...and I already called LSAC. The guy I spoke with was really nice (which helped while I was crying on I-95) and told me to fax in a complaint before Sunday. I told him I want to retake at a different location in October, no charge.
Time for another beer.....
Also, I know you don't want to retake, but what are the other options? It's not like LSAC is going to add on points just because there was a fucking parade through our room.![]()
Take it over, otherwise you won't know if your score is true or not (and how many of those points might have earned you scholarship money, etc.)
Your vegan comment made me laugh in the midst of all this.
I did get an automated email reply! I will fax a complain too, I just don"t know if I should cancel the score, since some school average them...glad can make you laugh, I need a drink too, hopefully after a bad hangover tomorrow we all will feel better.
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- jing87
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I know you're joking, but still thanks! I do feel better now, in our country, people always say: Stopped crying for not having new shoes, there are some people in the world even don't have feet

- Honey_Badger
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Don't cancel. If your score is THAT bad, then your retake will be awesome. You could always include a brief statement about the first experience in an addendum if it's a huge discrepancy and your top choices DEFINITELY average.jing87 wrote:Honey_Badger wrote:Unless you get something other than an automated email reply, I would FAX IN your complaint.jing87 wrote:I emailed them, I cried in supermarket in front of the meat section, other people probably think I am a vegan or something.Honey_Badger wrote:I was there too...and I already called LSAC. The guy I spoke with was really nice (which helped while I was crying on I-95) and told me to fax in a complaint before Sunday. I told him I want to retake at a different location in October, no charge.
Time for another beer.....
Also, I know you don't want to retake, but what are the other options? It's not like LSAC is going to add on points just because there was a fucking parade through our room.![]()
Take it over, otherwise you won't know if your score is true or not (and how many of those points might have earned you scholarship money, etc.)
Your vegan comment made me laugh in the midst of all this.
I did get an automated email reply! I will fax a complain too, I just don"t know if I should cancel the score, since some school average them...glad can make you laugh, I need a drink too, hopefully after a bad hangover tomorrow we all will feel better.
If your score is decent and your retake is around the same (and assuming your schools average the scores...) then your average should be reflective of your scores.
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Lol. Why do you assume that the hats and jackets were for the teenagers? Since when do teenagers attend a University? Also, even if you are right and the teenagers were part of some day school project at the Talmudic University, they sound like truants or rejects, not normal ORTHODOX JEWS or any other type of jew that I know of. I do not believe that the OP is racist, after his last comment. Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.Honey_Badger wrote:Well, I was there, and it's not racist bullshit. The Talmudic College is specifically for Orthodox Jews. That's not racist, it's a fact which must be stated because the students (who yes, were younger than college age--gee, maybe DAY SCHOOL?) are REQUIRED to wear their hats and jackets to certain places and those items were in the same testing room.roaringeagle wrote:
Also, your story sounds like racist bullshit. Teenagers in a college? Also what school calls itself "Talmudic College" That's like a Catholic School calling itself New Testament College.
Stop talking out of your ass.
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Banging on windows and running in and out of rooms is how we pray.
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I feel bad for you, OP, and I doubt you have anything against Jews (otherwise you wouldn't want to go to law school, right?). I wish you the best of luck in the future.jing87 wrote:I know you're joking, but still thanks! I do feel better now, in our country, people always say: Stopped crying for not having new shoes, there are some people in the world even don't have feet
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Why are you being such an aggressive idiot? It's summer, they're probably teenagers there for a summer program. This is not a difficult problem to work out.roaringeagle wrote: Lol. Why do you assume that the hats and jackets were for the teenagers? Since when do teenagers attend a University? Also, even if you are right and the teenagers were part of some day school project at the Talmudic University, they sound like truants or rejects, not normal ORTHODOX JEWS or any other type of jew that I know of. I do not believe that the OP is racist, after his last comment. Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.
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Thanks, the king of Queens!Tom Joad wrote:I feel bad for you, OP, and I doubt you have anything against Jews (otherwise you wouldn't want to go to law school, right?). I wish you the best of luck in the future.jing87 wrote:I know you're joking, but still thanks! I do feel better now, in our country, people always say: Stopped crying for not having new shoes, there are some people in the world even don't have feet
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Do you think teenagers are not allowed on a university campus or something? My undergrad had high school kids there twice a semester for regional drama competitions, day school programs in the summer, and orientation for incoming freshmen (aka teenagers).roaringeagle wrote:Lol. Why do you assume that the hats and jackets were for the teenagers? Since when do teenagers attend a University? Also, even if you are right and the teenagers were part of some day school project at the Talmudic University, they sound like truants or rejects, not normal ORTHODOX JEWS or any other type of jew that I know of. I do not believe that the OP is racist, after his last comment. Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.Honey_Badger wrote:Well, I was there, and it's not racist bullshit. The Talmudic College is specifically for Orthodox Jews. That's not racist, it's a fact which must be stated because the students (who yes, were younger than college age--gee, maybe DAY SCHOOL?) are REQUIRED to wear their hats and jackets to certain places and those items were in the same testing room.roaringeagle wrote:
Also, your story sounds like racist bullshit. Teenagers in a college? Also what school calls itself "Talmudic College" That's like a Catholic School calling itself New Testament College.
Stop talking out of your ass.
Stop acting like Jews can do no wrong because the ones you happened to know weren't rowdy. You've said that twice and it sounds more idiotic each time. When you defend disrespectful behavior based only on religious affiliation, the only thing you accomplish is disrespecting that affiliation.
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I think this flaw appeared at least twice today.roaringeagle wrote:Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.
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There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.Map Cat wrote:Do you think teenagers are not allowed on a university campus or something? My undergrad had high school kids there twice a semester for regional drama competitions, day school programs in the summer, and orientation for incoming freshmen (aka teenagers).roaringeagle wrote:Lol. Why do you assume that the hats and jackets were for the teenagers? Since when do teenagers attend a University? Also, even if you are right and the teenagers were part of some day school project at the Talmudic University, they sound like truants or rejects, not normal ORTHODOX JEWS or any other type of jew that I know of. I do not believe that the OP is racist, after his last comment. Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.Honey_Badger wrote:Well, I was there, and it's not racist bullshit. The Talmudic College is specifically for Orthodox Jews. That's not racist, it's a fact which must be stated because the students (who yes, were younger than college age--gee, maybe DAY SCHOOL?) are REQUIRED to wear their hats and jackets to certain places and those items were in the same testing room.roaringeagle wrote:
Also, your story sounds like racist bullshit. Teenagers in a college? Also what school calls itself "Talmudic College" That's like a Catholic School calling itself New Testament College.
Stop talking out of your ass.
Stop acting like Jews can do no wrong because the ones you happened to know weren't rowdy. You've said that twice and it sounds more idiotic each time. When you defend disrespectful behavior based only on religious affiliation, the only thing you accomplish is disrespecting that affiliation.
-A Jew
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+1LexLeon wrote:I think this flaw appeared at least twice today.roaringeagle wrote:Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.
- Map Cat
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Why, because you're glorifying Jews and think that none would ever misbehave?roaringeagle wrote: There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.
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- Honey_Badger
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Well, I was there, and it's not racist bullshit. The Talmudic College is specifically for Orthodox Jews. That's not racist, it's a fact which must be stated because the students (who yes, were younger than college age--gee, maybe DAY SCHOOL?) are REQUIRED to wear their hats and jackets to certain places and those items were in the same testing room.
Stop talking out of your ass.
Lol. Why do you assume that the hats and jackets were for the teenagers? Since when do teenagers attend a University? Also, even if you are right and the teenagers were part of some day school project at the Talmudic University, they sound like truants or rejects, not normal ORTHODOX JEWS or any other type of jew that I know of. I do not believe that the OP is racist, after his last comment. Again, I knew many Jewish people growing up. None of them would act this way.
Do you think teenagers are not allowed on a university campus or something? My undergrad had high school kids there twice a semester for regional drama competitions, day school programs in the summer, and orientation for incoming freshmen (aka teenagers).
Stop acting like Jews can do no wrong because the ones you happened to know weren't rowdy. You've said that twice and it sounds more idiotic each time. When you defend disrespectful behavior based only on religious affiliation, the only thing you accomplish is disrespecting that affiliation.
-A Jew
If the story sounds bizarre to roaringeagle, then it MUST be false.There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.
What a tool.
They were both rowdy AND intentionally disrupting a test. Being Jewish has nothing to do with it, other than they needed their attire. I KNOW the hats and jackets were theirs because I SAW them putting it on their actual BODIES. The fact that you "knew Jews" growing up means so little to those of us the real world. You obviously know very little about the different types of Judaism, so again, stop talking out of your [ignorant] ass.
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Also - important to remember that the large majority of schools do not average your scores - they take the highest. So keep that in mind.Honey_Badger wrote:Don't cancel. If your score is THAT bad, then your retake will be awesome. You could always include a brief statement about the first experience in an addendum if it's a huge discrepancy and your top choices DEFINITELY average.jing87 wrote:Honey_Badger wrote:Unless you get something other than an automated email reply, I would FAX IN your complaint.jing87 wrote: I emailed them, I cried in supermarket in front of the meat section, other people probably think I am a vegan or something.
Also, I know you don't want to retake, but what are the other options? It's not like LSAC is going to add on points just because there was a fucking parade through our room.![]()
Take it over, otherwise you won't know if your score is true or not (and how many of those points might have earned you scholarship money, etc.)
Your vegan comment made me laugh in the midst of all this.
I did get an automated email reply! I will fax a complain too, I just don"t know if I should cancel the score, since some school average them...glad can make you laugh, I need a drink too, hopefully after a bad hangover tomorrow we all will feel better.
If your score is decent and your retake is around the same (and assuming your schools average the scores...) then your average should be reflective of your scores.
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This seems like a huge racist trolling. If not, idk
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I'm not glorifying anyone or stating that the event did not happen. Nor do I think that the OP is racist. However the behavior displayed by the teenagers does not seem to be normal behavior for any teenagers, be they Jewish or not. That is what is bizarre to me.Map Cat wrote:Why, because you're glorifying Jews and think that none would ever misbehave?roaringeagle wrote: There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.
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Re: June LSATHelp: filing cimplain to test center
OP, I'm sorry you had a hard time. I think you should consider canceling your score IF you believe you did that poorly.
Since it seems you are new to the country, I'll explain something to you that can make your stay here happier. When you are describing a person or a group of people, the only time you should characterize them by their race/religion/ethnicity/national origin is when that info is RELEVANT to the topic of conversation. Otherwise, in America, all people are just people, in theory anyway. It's the basis of our nation actually. So when you repeatedly described the troublemakers as JEWS, it gives the impression that their religion was relevant to the discussion as you see it. Otherwise, you would have said that "students" "teenagers" or "punks" "obnoxious kids" "idiots" or "jerks" rushed in and out of the room. Can you understand this? This is why people got offended by your post. If you don't want to offend people and look like a racist, then try seeing and talking about people as just people, with no mention of race/religion/ethnicity etc.
Since it seems you are new to the country, I'll explain something to you that can make your stay here happier. When you are describing a person or a group of people, the only time you should characterize them by their race/religion/ethnicity/national origin is when that info is RELEVANT to the topic of conversation. Otherwise, in America, all people are just people, in theory anyway. It's the basis of our nation actually. So when you repeatedly described the troublemakers as JEWS, it gives the impression that their religion was relevant to the discussion as you see it. Otherwise, you would have said that "students" "teenagers" or "punks" "obnoxious kids" "idiots" or "jerks" rushed in and out of the room. Can you understand this? This is why people got offended by your post. If you don't want to offend people and look like a racist, then try seeing and talking about people as just people, with no mention of race/religion/ethnicity etc.
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...Seriously? Being inconsiderate, loud, and unobservant are descriptors applicable to EVERY teenager. Except apparently the ones you know. Still not sure why you're so shocked/confused/concerned by this.roaringeagle wrote:I'm not glorifying anyone or stating that the event did not happen. Nor do I think that the OP is racist. However the behavior displayed by the teenagers does not seem to be normal behavior for any teenagers, be they Jewish or not. That is what is bizarre to me.Map Cat wrote:Why, because you're glorifying Jews and think that none would ever misbehave?roaringeagle wrote: There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.
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1. How do you classify a Jewish person? Is it a person who has a certain bloodline or discernible physical characteristics? Is it simply someone who practices the Jewish faith?
2. "Race" has an incredibly broad definition, but when you're calling someone racist aren't you really saying they're taking issue with someone because of their biology/physical characteristics?
As I see it, OP is being culturally/religiously ignorant in that she feels it's necessary to mention that the teenagers were Jewish...
I'm not an apologist, but seriously, there's a difference between ignorance and racism...
2. "Race" has an incredibly broad definition, but when you're calling someone racist aren't you really saying they're taking issue with someone because of their biology/physical characteristics?
As I see it, OP is being culturally/religiously ignorant in that she feels it's necessary to mention that the teenagers were Jewish...
I'm not an apologist, but seriously, there's a difference between ignorance and racism...
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I dont see where he said it MUST be false. He said it sounded Bizarre. Not the same thing.Honey_Badger wrote:If the story sounds bizarre to roaringeagle, then it MUST be false.There's a bit of a difference between being "rowdy" and intentionally disrupting a standardized test. The story sounds bizarre to me.
What a tool.
ITT: Teenagers sabotage an LSAT administration.
+1 thank you.MSL wrote:Since it seems you are new to the country, I'll explain something to you that can make your stay here happier. When you are describing a person or a group of people, the only time you should characterize them by their race/religion/ethnicity/national origin is when that info is RELEVANT to the topic of conversation. Otherwise, in America, all people are just people, in theory anyway. It's the basis of our nation actually. So when you repeatedly described the troublemakers as JEWS, it gives the impression that their religion was relevant to the discussion as you see it. Otherwise, you would have said that "students" "teenagers" or "punks" "obnoxious kids" "idiots" or "jerks" rushed in and out of the room. Can you understand this? This is why people got offended by your post. If you don't want to offend people and look like a racist, then try seeing and talking about people as just people, with no mention of race/religion/ethnicity etc.
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