The Official February 2016 Waiter's Thread Forum

[Billy Madison]

Waiting on scores and apps is almost perfectly described in the first verse of "Stan".

[dontsaywhatyoumean]

What I find so unique about this process is that normally after taking a preptest, I will immediately check my scores, so I don't have much time to develop a feeling of how I think I did, versus how I actually did.

So while I feel concerned about my answers for certain questions on this February LSAT, I'm not sure if when I score well on my practice tests, if I would also feel similarly concerned if I were to give myself time to think about how I did.

[AbbeyS]

What I find so unique about this process is that normally after taking a preptest, I will immediately check my scores, so I don't have much time to develop a feeling of how I think I did, versus how I actually did.

So while I feel concerned about my answers for certain questions on this February LSAT, I'm not sure if when I score well on my practice tests, if I would also feel similarly concerned if I were to give myself time to think about how I did.

This is a really good point. Maybe I'm second guessing my answers/performance because I've been overthinking it

[Shib26]

Is it gray yet?

[AbbeyS]

So can I share how the LSAT inadvertently sprained my ankle?

Wellllllll thanks to the stress of the LSAT, I've been working out harder lately...so my legs, naturally, are super sore....went to hobble down the steps, lost my footing & landed straight on my in-turned ankle ...*boom* sprained ankle

My score better be worth this !!! lol

[Shib26]

Yikes! Sorry to hear that. The LSAT is a hazard to both mental and physical health. It might be a good omen though, the universe has to balance things out because of the 180 you got.

[AbbeyS]

Yikes! Sorry to hear that. The LSAT is a hazard to both mental and physical health. It might be a good omen though, the universe has to balance things out because of the 180 you got.

Or it's the universe's way of preventing me from running off a cliff when I get a 130

[LitigatingLiar]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

[Shib26]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

[MiamiHeat3]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

I don't understand why they're so paranoid. Like just release the answer that I picked and the credited answer.

[AbbeyS]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

I don't understand why they're so paranoid. Like just release the answer that I picked and the credited answer.

From my understanding, they protect the questions/answers from disclosure so LSAC will have a backup test in case of emergency...still it'd be nice to at least know the amount of questions I got right/wrong

[MiamiHeat3]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

I don't understand why they're so paranoid. Like just release the answer that I picked and the credited answer.

From my understanding, they protect the questions/answers from disclosure so LSAC will have a backup test in case of emergency...still it'd be nice to at least know the amount of questions I got right/wrong

Did you take the June 2015 LSAT? I took it and I remember seeing your name in that waiter's forum.

[AbbeyS]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

I don't understand why they're so paranoid. Like just release the answer that I picked and the credited answer.

From my understanding, they protect the questions/answers from disclosure so LSAC will have a backup test in case of emergency...still it'd be nice to at least know the amount of questions I got right/wrong

Did you take the June 2015 LSAT? I took it and I remember seeing your name in that waiter's forum.

Yes I did! hello again

[perfunctory]

So how does February scores work? I know the test is undisclosed. Do we just see the score and percentile? Do we know how many we got right per section?

Yep, just the score and percentile.

I can get not disclosing the questions, I can even get not disclosing that like q13 was A or whatever. Butnot even letting us know how we did on each section seems unreasonable and will probably drive me crazy. Well depending on my score that is, if I hit my target I'll care a lot less.

I don't understand why they're so paranoid. Like just release the answer that I picked and the credited answer.

From my understanding, they protect the questions/answers from disclosure so LSAC will have a backup test in case of emergency...still it'd be nice to at least know the amount of questions I got right/wrong

Did you take the June 2015 LSAT? I took it and I remember seeing your name in that waiter's forum.

Yes I did! hello again

Hello from the otter side.

[somethingElse]

Sup guys...I didn't take in Feb but I took the past three sittings. Kind of weird not to be a waiter lol

[Billy Madison]

Had a nightmare last night...163. Good thing even sleep me knew it was WAY too soon to be getting scores back and I woke up. Absolutely terrifying.

[wellitsover]

Had a nightmare last night...163. Good thing even sleep me knew it was WAY too soon to be getting scores back and I woke up. Absolutely terrifying.

I had a lot of those types of dreams while waiting for my December score... once I woke up crying after a 170, lmao.

[RonnyDiniro]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

[LitigatingLiar]

What I find so unique about this process is that normally after taking a preptest, I will immediately check my scores, so I don't have much time to develop a feeling of how I think I did, versus how I actually did.

I think that's why people go ape shit this week and next. We're so used to finding out right away, we start questioning everything. This is a hard test and the slightest thing can effect your score. Sometimes we don't know we're burned out till after the test. We start doubting some questions. We see someone post something about a question and we think we misread it, when it's such blur and no one is really sure what they read anymore. I'm sure this is a big reason for cancellations, when most of those people probably scored their PT average.

[LitigatingLiar]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

What if we all call LSAC from undisclosed numbers and scream "give us our scores?"

[AbbeyS]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

Did you submit your app with a diff score before deadline or are you waiting to get this one & applying late?

[RonnyDiniro]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

Did you submit your app with a diff score before deadline or are you waiting to get this one & applying late?

I submitted with a 166 but I noted that I would be taking the Feb LSAT. So I really hope they'll take into account my Feb score when it comes

[JD116]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

Did you submit your app with a diff score before deadline or are you waiting to get this one & applying late?

I submitted with a 166 but I noted that I would be taking the Feb LSAT. So I really hope they'll take into account my Feb score when it comes

Ronny, I wish I had your LSAT score and I got into UCLA. You'll be fine. Is your GPA>25?

[RonnyDiniro]

Dear LSAC,

Gimme my score. Now.

Sincerely,
Ronny Diniro

Ps. Help me get accepted to UCLA

Did you submit your app with a diff score before deadline or are you waiting to get this one & applying late?

I submitted with a 166 but I noted that I would be taking the Feb LSAT. So I really hope they'll take into account my Feb score when it comes

Ronny, I wish I had your LSAT score and I got into UCLA. You'll be fine. Is your GPA>25?

Unfortunately not, I'm well below it at a 3.29. My freshman/sophomore year I carried a 2.8ish( I was D1 athlete and foolishly did the bare minumum to get by) Even though I have a dramatic upward trend with a 3.9 Jr/Sr year gpa everyone I talk to thinks I need at least a 168 for a fighting chance at UCLA.

[amta]

Plz see this dumpster fire for reference on how not to do waiters':

Good Luck


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