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Hello!

I have been taking LOTS of practice LSATS to prepare for the February test. However, I don't know how to figure out what my score would be. PLEASE HELP!

Flame?

If not....the directions seem pretty clear.

1. Use the Answer Key to check your answers.
2. Use the Scoring Worksheet to compute your raw score.
3. Use the Score Conversion Chart to convert your raw score into the 120-180.

Not trying to be overly harsh, but if you were unable to understand these instructions, well.....

And if you don't have these instructions, a scoring worksheet, conversion chart, and answer key, what kind of bogus practice LSAT are you taking?

toss a die.

joekim1 wrote:toss a die.

+1

flip a coin. Heads => above 170. Tails => below 170.


since nobody, ever, scores below 170 on this board.

I have a kaplan book...but there is no conversion chart in it?

kristina88 wrote:I have a kaplan book...but there is no conversion chart in it?

yes...there is

kristina88 wrote:I have a kaplan book...but there is no conversion chart in it?

Are you taking a course or did you buy the book on your own? Check the back.

I'm tempted to call this a flame.

The Kaplan instructor dude will probably be along shortly... to help him out, mention which book it is.

There should be a conversion chart either before or after each invididual PT. Are you sure you've been doing PT's and not just regular RC/LR/LG exercises?

nope..there are just answers..no conversion chart..

what's the title of the book?

I don't think you're taking PT's. I don't even think you're real.

well if you cant find it its not terrible to assume that

101-99 right is a 180
98 179

etc.

I think

...there should be a conversion chart

s0ph1e2007 wrote:well if you cant find it its not terrible to assume that

101-99 right is a 180
98 179

etc.

I think

...there should be a conversion chart

No. However, if these are actual past LSAT's, you should be able to find the conversion chart elsewhere.

Oh dear.