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2+4+4+8=18. that is the worst case scenario by your definition and extreme confidence on the other questions. you probably need to get a maximum of 15 wrong to get a 166. you guessed on 12, educated guessed on 4, and found 2 difficult. based on the facts, I estimate a 74.6% chance of getting a 166 taking into account your ignorance for confidently saying you made no other mistakes.

In all honesty, how in the world is anyone going to answer this?

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it would seem you are going to get somewhere around a 166, maybe higher depending on the curve. FYI, December 06 and October 02 are 100 question LSATs with -11 curves...seems similar to June 2010

haha, I know. I just want ppl to say yes, you can get over a 166. Thanks random. That chart is very helpful.

Based off what you told us, the earlier post was right in assuming -18 will be where you fall. As it looks, this test is going to be a -10 to -11 for a 170. I'm betting the former. That said, you probably will end up in the 162-165 range. However, any school that you need a 166 for probably won't care too much if you have an extra 162/3 on there, so don't worry about cancelling and just wait until October for a retake if you think you can do better than what you get. Short answer: no, I don't think you will get a 166, but i think you will get close (164).

Unfortunately for me, this is the last time I could take the test, so I will have to take whatever I get.