The Official February 2015 Study Group Forum

[JackelJ]

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[Dr. Nefario]

Jealous of you in NYC. gonna PT 70 today

Joining you. Starting in 30 mins.

Starting mine at 12 ct

[peppermint]

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[CambrianExplosives]

The reason I get sick when I see four in a row AC of the same is because I've never seen this turn out to be correct in the end. (Someone chime in if they know of a PT where this occurred). I remember a while ago it happened to me in LR and I did have extra time at that point so I went back to the one I was most unsure about and reread the stim and changed it, I ended up getting all four right after that. But today, in one of the sections I was really uneasy about some answers and ended up with four in a row, but since I didn't have time I just left it. :/ I know one or more of those is going to turn out wrong.

I did one just the other day that had 4 in a row that turned out to be correct. It was really upsetting me during the test and I'm glad I did that one because I had always felt 4 in a row was never done as well. I ended up having time to go back and I just couldn't find what was wrong so I left them and they were all right in the end.

[TheProdigal]

Where are you from?

PM'd.

[ilikebaseball]

lol last pt of my life today

[Smallville]

lol second to last pt of my life today

FTFY

[Dr. Nefario]

Mom asked if I was signing my Letter of Intent today as a joke. I think she's sad I'm leaving Texas.

[TheProdigal]

Mom asked if I was signing my Letter of Intent today as a joke. I think she's sad I'm leaving Texas.

I have never meet parents as insecure about their children leaving the state as Texan parents.

[Dr. Nefario]

Mom asked if I was signing my Letter of Intent today as a joke. I think she's sad I'm leaving Texas.

I have never meet parents as insecure about their children leaving the state as Texan parents.

The Texas mindset is a crazy thing. Most families have been here for generations so leaving bewilders people. I know all my family back at least four generations on all sides is from here and none have ever left.

[leslieknope]

The Texas mindset is a crazy thing. Most families have been here for generations so leaving bewilders people. I know all my family back at least four generations on all sides is from here and none have ever left.

This is so weird to me, because I'm pretty sure the last member of my family who spent her life in the country that she was born in was my great great grandmother. Every generation since has moved somewhere halfway across the globe. I think if I told my mom I'm leaving California she'd just be like "TAKE ME WITH YOU."

Are you planning on going back to Texas after school, Raider?

[msp8]

The Texas mindset is a crazy thing. Most families have been here for generations so leaving bewilders people. I know all my family back at least four generations on all sides is from here and none have ever left.

This is so weird to me, because I'm pretty sure the last member of my family who spent her life in the country that she was born in was my great great grandmother. Every generation since has moved somewhere halfway across the globe. I think if I told my mom I'm leaving California she'd just be like "TAKE ME WITH YOU."

Are you planning on going back to Texas after school, Raider?

That's a pretty neat family tradition (of sorts).

Have the moves been more work-related or family-related, out of curiosity?

[leslieknope]

Have the moves been more work-related or family-related, out of curiosity?

My parents (and I, as a result) move to the States for work, but the rest have been because of Nazis/colonialism/that one weird great grandpa who just ran away from home for ~adventures~ and ended up in another country.

[nlee10]

On my Pt 70 break. Even though I took this months ago, I'm the dumbs so I really don't remember much.

[nlee10]

The Texas mindset is a crazy thing. Most families have been here for generations so leaving bewilders people. I know all my family back at least four generations on all sides is from here and none have ever left.

This is so weird to me, because I'm pretty sure the last member of my family who spent her life in the country that she was born in was my great great grandmother. Every generation since has moved somewhere halfway across the globe. I think if I told my mom I'm leaving California she'd just be like "TAKE ME WITH YOU."
Are you planning on going back to Texas after school, Raider?

That's a pretty neat family tradition (of sorts).

My brother/I are the first of our generation to be born in the states while the parents are the first to ever leave their country. Thought about moving back to the motherland but life is pretty good here.

[Shakawkaw]

Mom asked if I was signing my Letter of Intent today as a joke. I think she's sad I'm leaving Texas.

I have never meet parents as insecure about their children leaving the state as Texan parents.

You should meet my parents. Rigo can confirm...

[Shemp]

Shemp is also setting off my troll radar, but eh, who gives a shit anyway.

Had the same feeling since post 1... :p but not really doing much trolly stuff so either good&cautious troll/lazy troll/not troll (not excluding external possibilities)

It stands to reason that of the 10-20,000 people who will take the LSAT on Saturday, 10-20 of them will achieve a score in the top tenth of a percentile (178-180), and there is a somewhat larger population of people who are capable of achieving such a score but may fail to do so. It also stands to reason that of those dozens of people who are going to take the test Saturday and who can realistically achieve those scores, some portion of them, and likely a reasonably high portion, would read TLS, the largest and most popular internet forum for law school students and potential law school students. Of those people who are taking the LSAT in February and who read TLS and who are capable of achieving a very high score, is it unreasonable to believe that one or more of them would post in the only thread that is specifically targeted toward people who are studying for the February LSAT?

The conclusion that I am a troll is not necessarily invalid, but merely because I showed up in this thread reporting that I have scored very high on a number of preptests is not sufficient justification for reaching that conclusion.

Also, 177 on PT 73 today. Bleh.

[NL2424]

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[Rigo]

[Rigo]

[Shakawkaw]

Okay, so question for anyone who's taken before. I plan on printing out June 2007 Exam and putting it in a folder to take to the TC. NO, I don't plan on doing the entire thing, or even coming close to that, but what could it hurt to have more, the prints don't matter to me. BUT, this is allowed right? I always see people talking about taking materials to the TC, but then I read my e-mail from LSAC saying how you can only bring in the plastic bag etc. etc. Sooo... can someone elaborate? If this okay to bring in the printed June 2007 exam?

You can bring whatever you want, really, you just have to make sure it's not on your person while you're checking in. i.e.: don't be the goof that has a PT (or phone, etc) on line WHILE you're being checked in. You can show up early and find a classroom or a bench to do your warm ups and then just toss them before you get on line.

Scooped by Rigo.

[TheProdigal]

The Texas mindset is a crazy thing. Most families have been here for generations so leaving bewilders people. I know all my family back at least four generations on all sides is from here and none have ever left.

This is so weird to me, because I'm pretty sure the last member of my family who spent her life in the country that she was born in was my great great grandmother. Every generation since has moved somewhere halfway across the globe. I think if I told my mom I'm leaving California she'd just be like "TAKE ME WITH YOU."
Are you planning on going back to Texas after school, Raider?

That's a pretty neat family tradition (of sorts).

My brother/I are the first of our generation to be born in the states while the parents are the first to ever leave their country. Thought about moving back to the motherland but life is pretty good here.

This just made me realize I'm the only member of my extended family born outside the states. Does my kid get to claim first gen American?

[ilikebaseball]

Also, 177 on PT 73 today. Bleh.

you poor, poor soul.

The difference between a 177 and a 180 is EXTREMELY minuscule, you know this correct? I mean, to be honest, at that point its more about luck with the test than anything else. But it won't really make that big of a difference on admissions at all, to be honest. It isn't the same as 162-165. Your scores are as elite as it comes.

[NL2424]

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[Rigo]