June 2016 - Waiter's (+170 or bust) GRAY DAY HAS AWOKEN FROM ITS SLUMBER Forum

[josh9308]

Diagnostic: 143
First take: 164

I was testing in the 150-160 for about 99% of my studying. The last week LR came to me more clearly and I finally was finishing the sections. Happy to say the least.

[pretzeltime]

172, one point below my average. Right after taking the test I actually had the feeling I absolutely jackpotted it, but I guess that kind of thing can be deceiving. Word to the wise, you don't know what your score is until you get it! By some twisted logic, I wasn't thrilled by my score at first, even though it's 6 points higher than my Feb score.

Dude, 172 is a jackpot. Don't lose perspective. It's an amazing score.

[jd1217]

lurker here - very happy with a 175 but getting -5 in the same section kills me, -5 LR -0 LR -0 LG -0 RC

anyway thanks for keeping the wait entertaining, made it a lot better feeling like were in this together

[Kopetz]

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[CPA-->JD]

166 so disappointed
LG -6 (bubbling error)
LR -7
RC -3 (1 stupid stupid mistake)

3.9 UGA but thinking of just throwing in the towel on this dream...

[Kopetz]

166 so disappointed
LG -6 (bubbling error)
LR -7
RC -3 (1 stupid stupid mistake)

3.9 UGA but thinking of just throwing in the towel on this dream...

166 / 3.9 is solid, or retake if you think you can do better with less pressure

[NoAngel]

Well, y'all... I'm taking my talents to the September thread. Did not do well, but I'm making myself feel better by saying it was my first try and I didn't study like I should've. I wonder how T14 schools look at jumps in score?

[Mikey]

Pretzel, have you gotten your score?? I'm sure you nailed it!

[BirdLawExpert]

172, one point below my average. Right after taking the test I actually had the feeling I absolutely jackpotted it, but I guess that kind of thing can be deceiving. Word to the wise, you don't know what your score is until you get it! By some twisted logic, I wasn't thrilled by my score at first, even though it's 6 points higher than my Feb score.

This time last year I was right where you were. I had been PTing 178-180 and I walked out of the test feeling like I was right in that range. Scores came out and I was 2 standard deviations below my mean. Everyone I knew was freaking out because my score was still very high, but I felt like I left a lot on the table. Nothing is going to shake that feeling until you get your first acceptance letter, and then you're going to wonder why you let it bother you so much. You can retake if you want, but it isn't remotely necessary even if you're a super splitter like me. 172 is good enough to get you in the door anywhere, you killed this test.

[pretzeltime]

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[Hennessy]

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[pretzeltime]

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r u hammered?

are u drinking Henny?

I HOPE SO

[Mikey]

Damn Pretzel, that really sucks :\

[BirdLawExpert]

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[pretzeltime]

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[Hennessy]

pretzal pretzal pretzal pretzal pretzal

r u hammered?

are u drinking Henny?

I HOPE SO

No I have to pick up a friend from the airport at 1am

But i am taking off tomorrow from work and getting hammered ALL DAY

Sorry about your score delay!!

[proteinshake]

haha it's okay honestly I just find it funny

thank you, LSAC. your email basically reads:

Hi Pretz.

We'll be ready when we're ready.

Love,

LSAC

P.S. Sorry not sorry

you're still waiting?!!!!!!!!!!!??????

[pretzeltime]

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[Kopetz]

172, one point below my average. Right after taking the test I actually had the feeling I absolutely jackpotted it, but I guess that kind of thing can be deceiving. Word to the wise, you don't know what your score is until you get it! By some twisted logic, I wasn't thrilled by my score at first, even though it's 6 points higher than my Feb score.

This time last year I was right where you were. I had been PTing 178-180 and I walked out of the test feeling like I was right in that range. Scores came out and I was 2 standard deviations below my mean. Everyone I knew was freaking out because my score was still very high, but I felt like I left a lot on the table. Nothing is going to shake that feeling until you get your first acceptance letter, and then you're going to wonder why you let it bother you so much. You can retake if you want, but it isn't remotely necessary even if you're a super splitter like me. 172 is good enough to get you in the door anywhere, you killed this test.

mind if I ask what your super split looked like? I have about a 3.0 UGA, so have some concerns on that front

[Smallville]

Diagnostic: 143
First take: 164

I was testing in the 150-160 for about 99% of my studying. The last week LR came to me more clearly and I finally was finishing the sections. Happy to say the least.

that's awesome! gratz, hitting avg is nice enough but to jump up a few points from the top part of where u were scoring is gr8

[EnfieldTennisChamp]

haha it's okay honestly I just find it funny

thank you, LSAC. your email basically reads:

Hi Pretz.

We'll be ready when we're ready.

Love,

LSAC

P.S. Sorry not sorry

you're still waiting?!!!!!!!!!!!??????

yee yee, me and everyone in my test center who got fucked.org

because it's not enough to torch our chances at a fairly timed test.....LSAC makes up for it by delaying our scores!

naturally

:,( pretzel

<3 u bb you got this.

[proteinshake]

haha it's okay honestly I just find it funny

thank you, LSAC. your email basically reads:

Hi Pretz.

We'll be ready when we're ready.

Love,

LSAC

P.S. Sorry not sorry

you're still waiting?!!!!!!!!!!!??????

yee yee, me and everyone in my test center who got fucked.org

because it's not enough to torch our chances at a fairly timed test.....LSAC makes up for it by delaying our scores!

naturally

:,( pretzel

<3 u bb you got this.

won't matter when you get that awesome score!

[181plz]

If I think there may be a mistake on one of the questions, how should I express that? I am trying to see if there's something I'm missing, as I know mistakes are unprecedented, but this one question seems incorrectly marked by LSAC.