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[Dany]

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[WestOfTheRest]

exactly the same

[suspicious android]

I took the test last June, I think there was more freak out about the dinosaurs game. But I also think there were just more posts, maybe they're a little more stringent about deleting things now.

[dakatz]

Yes, people always worry afterward. It seems like the natural thing for a majority of testtakers. And even if this test was particularly hard, the curve would be accordingly adjusted to reflect the difficulty. Thus, whether it was hard or easy should be pretty much irrelevant.

[byunbee]

no, this is an extremely important and stressful test, i think most people outside of the top >1% leave that room feeling pretty unsure of how they did.

[PhantaManta]

Same every test, every year. And every year there are new people who don't know about the economy being bad, and new people trying to berate them. The cycle continues.

[idoubtit]

I took the June one last year , sucked on the games, and everyone here was whining about the dinosaur game, so I thought I might be fine since I am not alone. then I got a shabby 163.

this year is exactly the same. sucked on the intern again. So now seeing people complaining about the the same game doesn't make me feel that I can get something higher than 165 though my recent 15 practice scores were all above 170.

[LSAT Blog]

To the OP:

Your analysis is correct (one could write an LSAT Q about it).

The people posting and freaking out are a self-selected group, and it's a perfectly natural reaction - happens every LSAT.

[Angelica Pickles]

I think this is probably typical.

[Moxie]

Yes, people always worry afterward. It seems like the natural thing for a majority of testtakers.

[d34d9823]

no, this is an extremely important and stressful test, i think most people outside of the top >1% leave that room feeling pretty unsure of how they did.

Hell, I'm a lock for top 1% and I'm super stressed and nervous about how I did.

[romothesavior]

no, this is an extremely important and stressful test, i think most people outside of the top >1% leave that room feeling pretty unsure of how they did.

Hell, I'm a lock for top 1% and I'm super stressed and nervous about how I did.

There are ways of communicating what you are saying without coming off in such an arrogant, back-patting sort of way.

And yes OP, it is the same every year.

[KMaine]

^^^ THIS and this.

[d34d9823]

no, this is an extremely important and stressful test, i think most people outside of the top >1% leave that room feeling pretty unsure of how they did.

Hell, I'm a lock for top 1% and I'm super stressed and nervous about how I did.

There are ways of communicating what you are saying without coming off in such an arrogant, back-patting sort of way.

And yes OP, it is the same every year.

Whatever, man. Read what I'm replying to; I didn't just throw it out randomly.

[romothesavior]

no, this is an extremely important and stressful test, i think most people outside of the top >1% leave that room feeling pretty unsure of how they did.

Hell, I'm a lock for top 1% and I'm super stressed and nervous about how I did.

There are ways of communicating what you are saying without coming off in such an arrogant, back-patting sort of way.

And yes OP, it is the same every year.

Whatever, man. Read what I'm replying to; I didn't just throw it out randomly.

Despite getting a paltry 168, I can read man. I saw what you're referring to. I just think you could use a little more tact and not call yourself a lock 99th percentile. A little humility goes a long way, especially with all the people freaking out in here.

[d34d9823]

Despite getting a paltry 168, I can read man. I saw what you're referring to. I just think you could use a little more tact and not call yourself a lock 99th percentile. A little humility goes a long way, especially with all the people freaking out in here.

Like me? 6 points means just as much to me as it does to everybody else.

[balzern]

Despite getting a paltry 168, I can read man. I saw what you're referring to. I just think you could use a little more tact and not call yourself a lock 99th percentile. A little humility goes a long way, especially with all the people freaking out in here.

Like me? 6 points means just as much to me as it does to everybody else.

How is even getting into a law school comparable to your decision to go to Georgetown or UVA?

[d34d9823]

Despite getting a paltry 168, I can read man. I saw what you're referring to. I just think you could use a little more tact and not call yourself a lock 99th percentile. A little humility goes a long way, especially with all the people freaking out in here.

Like me? 6 points means just as much to me as it does to everybody else.

How is even getting into a law school comparable to your decision to go to Georgetown or UVA?

Eh, we can split hairs, but the point was that I'm freaking out just like everyone else.