real The Official December 2016 Waiters Group - Patience is a Virtue Forum

[Greenteachurro]

Ok, so #teambrewpub has the popular vote. But could production brewery win the electoral vote? That couldn't possibly happen, right?

[+] Spoiler

... I just can't believe that so many people took the Brewpub. I'm like 30% sure that the test makers wanted us to chose the production brewery. Like the brewery was way better on every front. I can't believe people who want to go to law school would make such a horrendous decision.

[theboringest]

Brewery was in there so that they could get a list of Cooley candidates.

[34iplaw]

As far as I am concerned all the usual posters on our study group are men despite the eventual outcome.

Enjoy your sex change ladies. Peeing standing up is boss innit?

Watched the Fundamentals of Caring. Peeing standing up is pretty important.

Really enjoyable film.

I may just have a man crush on Paul Rudd though.

[Instrumental]

As far as I am concerned all the usual posters on our study group are men despite the eventual outcome.

Enjoy your sex change ladies. Peeing standing up is boss innit?

Watched the Fundamentals of Caring. Peeing standing up is pretty important.

Really enjoyable film.

I may just have a man crush on Paul Rudd though.

Have you seen the upcoming trailer for his new movie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEC_lkpD3rM

[34iplaw]

As far as I am concerned all the usual posters on our study group are men despite the eventual outcome.

Enjoy your sex change ladies. Peeing standing up is boss innit?

Watched the Fundamentals of Caring. Peeing standing up is pretty important.

Really enjoyable film.

I may just have a man crush on Paul Rudd though.

Have you seen the upcoming trailer for his new movie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEC_lkpD3rM

Haha. I was excited for the prospect of a new movie but secretly I hoped it was this.

[Avs13]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

[Pozzo]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

[SunDevil14]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

Same order. I do not remember the question distribution. If there was two sections of 25 questions, then one of those is very likely the experimental. Likewise, if there were two sections of 26 then one of those is likely the experimental.

What are you guys basing you guesses on?

[34iplaw]

Hey guys - creating a list of the various resources available.

What do you guys use to find explanations?

Off the top of my head...

7sage (LG)
LSATHacks (LR/RC)
Manhattan Prep (LR/RC)

Does anyone really use the PowerScore forums or find them useful? Any other sites people use that they find useful?

[SunDevil14]

Now the fun part, visiting most of the T14 admission sites, and figuring out how I am go to construct my application/personal statement for the particular schools.

[SunDevil14]

Hey guys - creating a list of the various resources available.

What do you guys use to find explanations?

Off the top of my head...

7sage (LG)
LSATHacks (LR/RC)
Manhattan Prep (LR/RC)

Does anyone really use the PowerScore forums or find them useful? Any other sites people use that they find useful?

LsatQA is a decent resource, it has a analytic tool similar to 7sage along with a forum that users ask about specific/general Lsat questions.

[Pozzo]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

Same order. I do not remember the question distribution. If there was two sections of 25 questions, then one of those is very likely the experimental. Likewise, if there were two sections of 26 then one of those is likely the experimental.

What are you guys basing you guesses on?

I remember some specific questions and the section they were in. Used the Powerscore Forum to see which was real.

[amta]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.


whose up first for a pic whore?

[Rigo]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.
whose up first for a pic whore?

How do you feeeeeel

[amta]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.
whose up first for a pic whore?

How do you feeeeeel

i was a little sketched out, but after thinking about the test more and more it actually felt pretty standard so im settling in to feeling okay about it.
still a shot in the dark but I feel comfortable predicting something between 166-169. its just hard because my mistakes or 50/50 answers feel much more pronounced after the real deal than they do after a PT.

[Shakawkaw]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.
whose up first for a pic whore?

How do you feeeeeel

Sounds like we've got a volunteer.

[amta]

Nik, can you link the beginning of post test discussion in the OP?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8#p9675188

[SunDevil14]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

Same order. I do not remember the question distribution. If there was two sections of 25 questions, then one of those is very likely the experimental. Likewise, if there were two sections of 26 then one of those is likely the experimental.

What are you guys basing you guesses on?

I remember some specific questions and the section they were in. Used the Powerscore Forum to see which was real.

I am not following the first sentence. Are what you claiming is that people are describing the generality of the questions with in certain sections (without releasing specific details), and then forming a consensus about what appears to be the experimental section based on that type of discussion?

[Rigo]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.
whose up first for a pic whore?

How do you feeeeeel

Sounds like we've got a volunteer.

Did you take

[Mikey]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.


whose up first for a pic whore?

like 2 or 3 people already PW'd a few pages back

[Vino.Veritas]

I don't even want to try to predict my score after the disaster that was September. Don't think I can deal with that sort of disappointment again. I'm trying to tell myself to be happy if I beat my September score, even by one point.

[calpolisci2016]

WAITERS DECEMBER 2016 - Grey Day is January 4th.


whose up first for a pic whore?

Grey day is literally on my birthday. ARRRUUGHHHH.

[batlaw]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

Same order. I do not remember the question distribution. If there was two sections of 25 questions, then one of those is very likely the experimental. Likewise, if there were two sections of 26 then one of those is likely the experimental.

What are you guys basing you guesses on?

I remember some specific questions and the section they were in. Used the Powerscore Forum to see which was real.

I had the same format and am guessing my LR2 (S3 overall) was the experimental, mainly due to the volume of disagree and 2 person questions in it. Both LR1 and LR2 were 25 questions for me.

[Pozzo]

Looking over powerscore's real lr questions and I am almost positive that my experimental section was the first section of test... LR 1.. anyone else getting that?

I had Lr-Rc-Lr-lg-lr

Same section order, but I'm pretty sure the experimental was LR2 for me.

Same order. I do not remember the question distribution. If there was two sections of 25 questions, then one of those is very likely the experimental. Likewise, if there were two sections of 26 then one of those is likely the experimental.

What are you guys basing you guesses on?

I remember some specific questions and the section they were in. Used the Powerscore Forum to see which was real.

I had the same format and am guessing my LR2 (S3 overall) was the experimental, mainly due to the volume of disagree and 2 person questions in it. Both LR1 and LR2 were 25 questions for me.

I remember one question from that section (I think) that flipped a typical question structure on its head. Am I imagining things? Or do you remember something like that?

[dontsaywhatyoumean]

Hey guys - creating a list of the various resources available.

What do you guys use to find explanations?

Off the top of my head...

7sage (LG)
LSATHacks (LR/RC)
Manhattan Prep (LR/RC)

Does anyone really use the PowerScore forums or find them useful? Any other sites people use that they find useful?

Velocity has good, free LR/RC explanations. Not sure about lg.