Aha! Better than I asked for.eskimo wrote:Chimica wrote:I wuld appreciate it if someone who can uplaod an image would post little orphan Annie belting out "Tomorrow!"
I just figured out why there are so many posts declaring their love for eskimo.
Aha! Better than I asked for.eskimo wrote:Chimica wrote:I wuld appreciate it if someone who can uplaod an image would post little orphan Annie belting out "Tomorrow!"
After 3 weeks of waiting, I don't think anyone is patient enough to do this.[/quote]theZeigs wrote:Wow I can't believe that no one's mentioned it: gmail shots FTW. See here: http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... =6&t=90380
The score comes in. Search your mail for "180." If you don't get that score, take a shot. Now search "179." Still nothing? Shot. And so on...
I had planned to do this since day 1, literally. However, the more I think about it, and the more I think my score is going to be about 5 points below my average, the more I think I'm going to do it forwards...
Let's say my range of scores that I thought I could reasonably get is 140-160. Both the 140 and 160 are outliers, i.e. more than 3 standard deviations away from what I should get; I reasonably think that I should get somewhere around 152. Start at 140....there should be no way I did this poorly. Check for this score. Nope? AWESOME! Shot. 141...shot, 142...shot.
With the original method, if you get a high score, it will be a surprise, but you'll be sober, and unless it's damn near perfect, you're getting only bad news on the way. With the "forward shots" method, if you end up with a low score, it's a surprise all of the sudden when you come across it, but unless it's at or near the lowest possible score, you continually get good news at least until you find it out. If you end up with a high score, you are continually getting pumped as you keep checking. And getting drunk.
Obviously, there's the concern that you hit your high score and all of the sudden realize that you must have scored even below what you thought was your lowest possible score. So if you think your low score is 165 and high is 180, and you get to 180 and haven't found the email yet, you're very quickly going to be pissed. Thus, you have to be generous on the low end, which is why someone who reasonably said they got a 152 should go to 140 on the low end.
Also, I think 1/2, 1/3, or beer shots are the way to go...if your range is 20, and you score on the higher end of it, you won't be able to see your score when you finally come across it. I think about 10-12 points below your predicted score is a good number to be safe; 1/2 or 1/3 shots should play at this range.
Now that I think about it, another way to do this would be to start with a score that's 1 or two points above your average. Work down until you're confident you didn't do that poorly. That way, as you're working down, there's still a chance that you did better than your average, so there's still hope as you move down. Alternatively, start at your predicted score and check alternately above and below that score. You alternate between really good news and really bad news.
Finally, it also might be helpful to know the curve before this exercise. If you know the curve was a dastardly -8, you should adjust your low range accordingly. If it was maybe more generous a la December 2009's -14, then you might not need to go as low.
You.d4nkc21 wrote:
Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
+1Bildungsroman wrote:You.d4nkc21 wrote:
Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
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d4nkc21 wrote:
Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
hobbsey wrote:I’ve posted this before, but I have to work on Thursday and Friday and can’t check external email so I’m going to be hiding in the bathroom with my phone to find out my score. I like the gmail star idea, but I’ll probably just read it outright. I kind of hope mine comes out later in the evening because I run the risk of making myself upset at work if the score is bad, but I have no willpower to wait until I get home.
evandm wrote:+1Bildungsroman wrote:You.d4nkc21 wrote:
Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
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Thanks for standing up for me guysDouchebag.
Man, you are SO FUCKING COOL.d4nkc21 wrote:Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
+10000evandm wrote:+1Bildungsroman wrote:You.d4nkc21 wrote:
Wow a drinking game to find out your LSAT score is probably the most childish and stupid thing I have ever heard. Start getting out your application for Cooley Law...
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+infinite and beyond.rupertcat wrote:I set up Gmail so that any email from LSAC containing numbers 170-180 will be marked with a big, gold star of achievement (!). If there's an email from LSAC without a star, I'm not going to open it until I pour myself a drink... or 160-something.
Definitely checking the curve first.budafied wrote:I will probably come on here and check the curve, then log onto LSAC.
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I don't think I would wear that shirt unless LSP picked up my bar tabs when I wore it.furrywalls wrote:I say fuck checking the curve or the score first. I just wanna find out who's getting the free LSP shirt.
Agreed. I feel like if I was in my Contracts class and some fool walked through the door, the gunner alarm would need to sound and everyone would auto hate that person.kesexton wrote:I don't think I would wear that shirt unless LSP picked up my bar tabs when I wore it.furrywalls wrote:I say fuck checking the curve or the score first. I just wanna find out who's getting the free LSP shirt.
They could be wearing it just to be ironic.alicrimson wrote:Agreed. I feel like if I was in my Contracts class and some fool walked through the door, the gunner alarm would need to sound and everyone would auto hate that person.kesexton wrote:I don't think I would wear that shirt unless LSP picked up my bar tabs when I wore it.furrywalls wrote:I say fuck checking the curve or the score first. I just wanna find out who's getting the free LSP shirt.
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What do you think this is? Amateur hour?kazu wrote:Nobody's going to be auto-F5ing lsac.org??
Already there. Though only about every 5 minutes ish while i'm on the computer.kazu wrote:Nobody's going to be auto-F5ing lsac.org??
My town was hit with a tornado. Looks like I will be without power for days. One hour of laptop battery left. Terrible timing. Ugh.kesexton wrote:On that note, I'm going to the bar. I don't think scores are coming in in the next 4 hous.
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