
lsacqueen wrote:FWIW, I just went through this forum for the curve predictions on the last 4 lsats, and they each speculated a curve that was at least 1 less than the actual. So here's to hoping for a -13
lsacqueen wrote:FWIW, I just went through this forum for the curve predictions on the last 4 lsats, and they each speculated a curve that was at least 1 less than the actual. So here's to hoping for a -13
beebela wrote:100 - 25 for both LR, 23 LG, and 27 RC.TIKITEMBO wrote:Could someone tell me how many questions were on this test? I went through quite a few pages in the beginning and couldn't find it.
Please don't call RC fail on me.
Don't cancel. You already paid the money and suffered through the torture of that test...see it through! Most schools look at your higher score or some combination of both, and if you do have to retake the test you can write a much more convincing explanation at that time discussing the reasons for your first score and what you did to improve it. They will see the results of your labor at that time instead of just having to take your word for it (if you cancelled this score).TIKITEMBO wrote:beebela wrote:100 - 25 for both LR, 23 LG, and 27 RC.TIKITEMBO wrote:Could someone tell me how many questions were on this test? I went through quite a few pages in the beginning and couldn't find it.
Please don't call RC fail on me.
Thanks.
Seriously, I need some guidance on this. Do you think 2 points difference on an LSAT means much when we're talking from 155-157 range for admissions committee members? I am considering canceling my score...I might have received a point or two more, but I might have also bombed this hard. Thinking of just canceling and writing to all the schools explaining an extenuating circumstance that affected my study time.
PLEASE ADVISE
Assuming this is your second LSAT, it probably doesn't make much of a difference...I think the only schools that truly do factor in the average score are YHS and MAYBE a couple other top schools (though the latter might even be a stretch). If you just have some amorphous reason to believe that it was THAT bad, I would consider not cancelling, because usually it's not as bad (or good) as you think. However, if there is a concrete reason to think you truly bombed it (i.e. not finishing a bunch of questions or something), then you might want to go ahead and fax in that form. If you decide to do this though, be quick about it...only two days left.TIKITEMBO wrote:beebela wrote:100 - 25 for both LR, 23 LG, and 27 RC.TIKITEMBO wrote:Could someone tell me how many questions were on this test? I went through quite a few pages in the beginning and couldn't find it.
Please don't call RC fail on me.
Thanks.
Seriously, I need some guidance on this. Do you think 2 points difference on an LSAT means much when we're talking from 155-157 range for admissions committee members? I am considering canceling my score...I might have received a point or two more, but I might have also bombed this hard. Thinking of just canceling and writing to all the schools explaining an extenuating circumstance that affected my study time.
PLEASE ADVISE
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TIKITEMBO wrote:Sorry, I should have mentioned this was a third attempt. So, unfortunately/fortunately no more attempts for two years. I guessed about 8 questions on LG.Those guesses mind you were on the first and third game (ran out of time on 3rd). So, that doesn't even cover the cats game which I was worried about and I can't remember how difficult the long short commercials thing was. I was counting on RC to be my weak section, not games and I had to guess a whole passage (paleontologist) because I ran out of time (guessed the same answer on all of these hoping I could get a point or two).
So, here's what I'm thinking went down:
LR1: -4 (felt pretty solid)
LG: -14 (-8 guesses/-6 others)
RC: -11 (-6 guesses/-5 others)
LR2: -8 (-3 guesses/-5 others) as it was a little harder.
So, that is -37 total. God, between the 17 questions I guessed on (has not happened on any of my recent PT's which where solidly 160-165) let's say 1/4 I got correct so that's MAYBE a -33. If I'm lucky. A raw score of 67 has been a point or two higher in some years, but I could have received a worse or better score on any of these by a point or two.
And here's the kicker, I told most schools that I applied to that I felt strongly that I would do better in Feb. I feel like sending updates explaining my extenuating circumstances and canceling my score now looks like I'm actually being genuine rather than receiving this score and then saying "oh yeah well you know, some bad stuff happened".
I think it's going to be -11. What martian question are you talking about? I had three LR sections and I still don't know which one was experimental because no one seems to remember any of the questions specifically. The first one I thought I did the worst on since I only had like 2 minutes to look over it after bubbling the answers. The second one was easier since I had like 4 minutes extra and the last one was a bit more difficult but easiest since I finished 5 minutes early and checked the two or so questions I had trouble with and changed the answers to the ones I thought were the correct ones.rcthebigred1 wrote:First time poster...etc,
I just want to say that the martian question didn't even make sense to me. I'm generally pretty good on LR (-0 to -3 per section in my prep), but I looked at that question for about 4-5 minutes total and couldn't do anything with it.
Congratulations to those who thought they got the correct answer. I wanted to rip the page out of the booklet.
All in all I felt like the games were moderately difficult, LR1 and RC were also moderate (I went LG-LR-RC-RC-LR), and LR2 was above average difficulty. I would guess the "curve" will be between -11 and -13.
I generally tested between 171 - 177, and right now I would believe you if you told me that I got anything from a 164 - 178. I really thought I would leave a little more confident in how I did.
Here's to hoping for a -14.
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Haha you can't PM either. Read the post on what we can and can't say, we just can't talk about answers. It's alright to talk about the generalities of a question.anteater1 wrote:RodionRaskolnikov posting about questions may result in a ban but if you PM I can provide a description and the correct answer.
Pick your target score... Dec 11 was -28 160, then really mull over each section, if you aren't even close..... Well you know what to do
I feel your pain
And.....
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh the suspense... It's only been 4 days!
Just me or is that slightly off?Jsa725 wrote:FYI: http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/1067/55651.pngTIKITEMBO wrote:Pick your target score... Dec 11 was -28 160, then really mull over each section, if you aren't even close..... Well you know what to do
I feel your pain
And.....
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh the suspense... It's only been 4 days!
Thanks everyone for the advice. Gotta make the decision here. Have a good night all.
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Ronburgandy2468 wrote:I don't think this thread is going to break 100pages by the time we get our scores back lol.
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Err... no. Curve is set before the test date.Jsa725 wrote:Less people would certainly help the curve
seancris wrote:Err... no. Curve is set before the test date.Jsa725 wrote:Less people would certainly help the curve
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