Trash or recycle?Bajam wrote:My trash bag weighed like 50 lbs+ from stacks of exams from 1-70 and all the other prep materials. It was so cathartic in throwing it all away.

Trash or recycle?Bajam wrote:My trash bag weighed like 50 lbs+ from stacks of exams from 1-70 and all the other prep materials. It was so cathartic in throwing it all away.
omg you already did it? very impressive. im dragging most of it to work with me tomorrow, we have one of the industrial shredders.Bajam wrote:My trash bag weighed like 50 lbs+ from stacks of exams from 1-70 and all the other prep materials. It was so cathartic in throwing it all away.wealtheow wrote:seriously, i have felt so slovenly this past month. my prep materials are still strewn about all over the place and i have wanted to clear them out so badly and finally clean up! i have never been so excited to clean in my life.Nonconsecutive wrote:Man oh man, so very much this.wealtheow wrote:finally POWERSCORE ET AL will not monopolize the bottom shelf of my bookcase
Thank you for your response. I know you're right about not screwing yourself, that was why I tried to take the LSAT again... I genuinely didn't think I would score lower (sigh). Unfortunately I can't wait another cycle.. well, maybe if my only other choice was a T2 with less than 50% scholarship I would because that's just not an option..zhenders wrote:Hoping4Happiness wrote:congrats to everyone who did so well..
I retook a 163 and got a 158. I really wish I would have cancelled... I still haven't submitted my applications.. but my whole goal going into this was going to a 40-50 ranked school with SOME scholarship money or a T2 with an 80% scholarship... btw my gpa is a 3.76
Did l just ruin my chances? I can't even function right now... I'm so regretful...
Is a retake out of the question for you? Your GPA is strong even for much of the T14. If you can stomach the idea of another retake, what prep materials have you used up until this point?
Don't lose hope -- but don't screw yourself for 3 years + 20 years of unrepayable debt if you have the chance to put LS off for 1 more year, re-study, and get into a school that pays (either in scholly money or credentials quality).
Uh oh, I bet I will get yelled at cause I was like IM TAKING THIS STRAIGHT TO THE DUMPSTER, but then my dad was like oh let me just use it at work as scrap paper so I mean I kinda let it get recycled...lolNonconsecutive wrote:Trash or recycle?Bajam wrote:My trash bag weighed like 50 lbs+ from stacks of exams from 1-70 and all the other prep materials. It was so cathartic in throwing it all away.
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Good point... I was thinking American in DC, Northeastern in Boston, or LMU/Pepperdine in LA would be good options.. not sure I just screwed that with my 5 point drop...unodostres wrote:Was the scholarship at the T2 in the place you want to practice?
The stuff I got rid of was all PTs and drills that I wrote all over so I don't think that would've been of much use lolWaltGrace83 wrote:Congrats on your scores guys!
However, instead of everyone throwing away their (gently used) material, why don't you guys give them away to future TLS'ers? A lot of people on here cannot buy books upon books due to financial reasons. Just a thought
Although even after a few weeks of hardcore LSAT studying I can understand the immense pleasure it would be trashing it all
awesome point. i was actually going to offer up some of my materials. i never took PTs 68 or 67, and I only finished half the Trainer, so I'm not tossing these. i think amazon takes some of this stuff back, but that may be the blue moon talking.WaltGrace83 wrote:Congrats on your scores guys!
However, instead of everyone throwing away their (gently used) material, why don't you guys give them away to future TLS'ers? A lot of people on here cannot buy books upon books due to financial reasons. Just a thought
Although even after a few weeks of hardcore LSAT studying I can understand the immense pleasure it would be trashing it all
Thank you wealtheow!wealtheow wrote:hoping, just allow yourself a bit to cry it out. the 158 doesn't negate the 163 by any means... and there is always another shot. but no matter how we reassure you, you probably need some time to process and regroup. im sorry you are disappointed.
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Most schools won't care. You probably looked at this, but in case you didn't there's a really helpful (and encouraging) chart:I<3soulcrushingdebt wrote:The question I have is am I pretty much SOL even if I were to retake in say June and score in my PT range? I mean will the law school admissions simply look at my cancel, 159, and wonder what the hell happened?
It's so aggravating because I know that I am capable of at least a 165, but I am so demoralized right now that I don't even know if it's worth the hours of studying anymore. My GPA was a 3.86, which I am perfectly aware does not amount to jack squat if I keep bombing this thing.
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Haha, nah I was just curious, regardless its a great feeling to get rid of that stuff!Bajam wrote:Uh oh, I bet I will get yelled at cause I was like IM TAKING THIS STRAIGHT TO THE DUMPSTER, but then my dad was like oh let me just use it at work as scrap paper so I mean I kinda let it get recycled...lolNonconsecutive wrote:Trash or recycle?Bajam wrote:My trash bag weighed like 50 lbs+ from stacks of exams from 1-70 and all the other prep materials. It was so cathartic in throwing it all away.
walket wrote:Most schools won't care. You probably looked at this, but in case you didn't there's a really helpful (and encouraging) chart:I<3soulcrushingdebt wrote:The question I have is am I pretty much SOL even if I were to retake in say June and score in my PT range? I mean will the law school admissions simply look at my cancel, 159, and wonder what the hell happened?
It's so aggravating because I know that I am capable of at least a 165, but I am so demoralized right now that I don't even know if it's worth the hours of studying anymore. My GPA was a 3.86, which I am perfectly aware does not amount to jack squat if I keep bombing this thing.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/retaking-the-lsat.html
Retake it. You are not SOL at all. I think you should retake and June (or whenever you are ready) and get some work experience. Don't waste such a great GPA.
Check out MyLSN. The difference between a 159 and a 165 is HUGE.
I would also like to know about this. I'm also a 12/21 tester and my profile lists today as the email date. Has anyone received their scores within, say, the last 45 minutes?gma221 wrote:Are people still receiving their scores? Am I waiting for an LSAC email tonight in vain? It's 6:30 p.m. on the west coast and still nothing. I was a 12/21 tester, but my LSAC profile lists my "score email date" as today. I'm going in-freaking-sane over here...
I<3soulcrushingdebt wrote:Need some advice. first time poster, but have been lurking on these boards since May. I have had some extremely unfortunate luck these past two LSATs, as both of my grandmothers each passed away the week of both exams. The first time, in October, one of my grandmothers passed away two days before the exam. When I took the exam, I realized I was in an extreme funk and could not at all concentrate. I recognized this and immediately cancelled. The December exam, the exact same thing happened, only this time with the grandmother on my father's side. Today I received my score back and scored a 159. This is extremely demoralizing because I had been consistently PTing in the 169-172 range. The question I have is am I pretty much SOL even if I were to retake in say June and score in my PT range? I mean will the law school admissions simply look at my cancel, 159, and wonder what the hell happened?
It's so aggravating because I know that I am capable of at least a 165, but I am so demoralized right now that I don't even know if it's worth the hours of studying anymore. My GPA was a 3.86, which I am perfectly aware does not amount to jack squat if I keep bombing this thing.
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Thanks for the advice. I do currently have a full time job, which makes staying up until midnight for 3 consecutive months (and 3 weeks after) studying that much more aggravating. Seems like such a wasted effort.walket wrote:Most schools won't care. You probably looked at this, but in case you didn't there's a really helpful (and encouraging) chart:I<3soulcrushingdebt wrote:The question I have is am I pretty much SOL even if I were to retake in say June and score in my PT range? I mean will the law school admissions simply look at my cancel, 159, and wonder what the hell happened?
It's so aggravating because I know that I am capable of at least a 165, but I am so demoralized right now that I don't even know if it's worth the hours of studying anymore. My GPA was a 3.86, which I am perfectly aware does not amount to jack squat if I keep bombing this thing.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/retaking-the-lsat.html
Retake it. You are not SOL at all. I think you should retake and June (or whenever you are ready) and get some work experience. Don't waste such a great GPA.
Check out MyLSN. The difference between a 159 and a 165 is HUGE.
are you grey? just curious. thats some impressive turnaround on lsac's part, if so!cron1834 wrote:Dec 21 make-up taker, no word yet. This would be more fun if I was feeling optimistic about the score
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