Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic Forum
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Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic?
2) What were you getting on preptests?
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)?
2) What were you getting on preptests?
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)?
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- jmaan
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1. 150(untimed)
2. Final 20 PT avg :171
3. Actual test 171
2. Final 20 PT avg :171
3. Actual test 171
- dominkay
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Diagnostic was 165. Prep test average was 175 (including the initial diagnostic). June score was 172.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Diag: 160
PT avg: 163
Actual: 167
PT avg: 163
Actual: 167
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic? 134
2) What were you getting on preptests? 158 average (over 20+ PTs)
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 159 on June 2010
i will retake. looking for 161+
2) What were you getting on preptests? 158 average (over 20+ PTs)
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 159 on June 2010
i will retake. looking for 161+
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- juevonate
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1. 160
2. Leading up to June 167-177, with the most recent averaging around 173.
3. 170 -1 LR, -5 LG, -6 RC
Caveat: I was very sleep-deprived for the LSAT. I believe I could have scored at least a 174 had I gotten adequate sleep, but I'm happy with the 170.
2. Leading up to June 167-177, with the most recent averaging around 173.
3. 170 -1 LR, -5 LG, -6 RC
Caveat: I was very sleep-deprived for the LSAT. I believe I could have scored at least a 174 had I gotten adequate sleep, but I'm happy with the 170.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1) 168
2) last week, they ranged 167-173
3) 176 in September 2009.
2) last week, they ranged 167-173
3) 176 in September 2009.
- Mike12188
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1. Original Diagnostic: 153 (after going through some of LG Bible)
2. Average of Last 10 PTs before JUNE '10: 170.8 (Range: 166-173)
3. June '10 LSAT: 171 (Changed one of my intern answers last minute to the wrong answer , should have been a 172, really pissed)
-About 3-4 months of studying
-Went through LR, LG bibles and some of RC bible
-About 25-30 Full PTs, Last 10 were 5 sectioned
*Like "Juevonate" I was very sleep deprived, I was so nervous the night before I didn't fall asleep until about 5am, woke up at 8:30. I left the LSAT and everything was a blur
2. Average of Last 10 PTs before JUNE '10: 170.8 (Range: 166-173)
3. June '10 LSAT: 171 (Changed one of my intern answers last minute to the wrong answer , should have been a 172, really pissed)
-About 3-4 months of studying
-Went through LR, LG bibles and some of RC bible
-About 25-30 Full PTs, Last 10 were 5 sectioned
*Like "Juevonate" I was very sleep deprived, I was so nervous the night before I didn't fall asleep until about 5am, woke up at 8:30. I left the LSAT and everything was a blur
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Wow this is very similar to me only I scored ~10 points lower on the real thing and my average was, say, 169ish.Mike12188 wrote:1. Original Diagnostic: 153 (after going through some of LG Bible)
2. Average of Last 10 PTs before JUNE '10: 170.8 (Range: 166-173)
3. June '10 LSAT: 171 (Changed one of my intern answers last minute to the wrong answer , should have been a 172, really pissed)
-About 3-4 months of studying
-Went through LR, LG bibles and some of RC bible
-About 25-30 Full PTs, Last 10 were 5 sectioned
*Like "Juevonate" I was very sleep deprived, I was so nervous the night before I didn't fall asleep until about 5am, woke up at 8:30. I left the LSAT and everything was a blur
I am embarrassed on my own behalf. I did well on LG, at least
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic?
152
2) What were you getting on preptests?
umm, 152-170, when i hit my stride i was avging 165
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)?
167
152
2) What were you getting on preptests?
umm, 152-170, when i hit my stride i was avging 165
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)?
167
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
156- first practice LSAT in apprx. 2006 (apprx score/ may not have been accurately timed)
156-173 total practice range (took probably a total of 40 practice tests, mostly piecemeal, over a period of 2-3 years studying on and off). I would say my overall average was probably 163 (but didn't carefully keep track). Hit 170s several times toward end of practicing before the actual test, with a 170 under strict timed conditions (5 sections) for prep course I ended up taking (the diagnostic for the course). The other 170+ scores were generally timed but I broke the tests into sections, and some of the LG may not have been strictly timed (LG was my final downfall- on tests where I got 5 or less LG questions wrong I think I inevitably ended up in or very close to 170s range).
166- actual score on Dec. 2009 LSAT (-9 on LG).
156-173 total practice range (took probably a total of 40 practice tests, mostly piecemeal, over a period of 2-3 years studying on and off). I would say my overall average was probably 163 (but didn't carefully keep track). Hit 170s several times toward end of practicing before the actual test, with a 170 under strict timed conditions (5 sections) for prep course I ended up taking (the diagnostic for the course). The other 170+ scores were generally timed but I broke the tests into sections, and some of the LG may not have been strictly timed (LG was my final downfall- on tests where I got 5 or less LG questions wrong I think I inevitably ended up in or very close to 170s range).
166- actual score on Dec. 2009 LSAT (-9 on LG).
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic? 172
2) What were you getting on preptests? I did 15 preptests - 3 177, 7 180, the rest were 178 or 179.
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 177 in June
2) What were you getting on preptests? I did 15 preptests - 3 177, 7 180, the rest were 178 or 179.
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 177 in June
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katiem wrote:1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic? 172
2) What were you getting on preptests? I did 15 preptests - 3 177, 7 180, the rest were 178 or 179.
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 177 in June
Wow... out of curiosity, what is your edu background (major/ type of HS and College attended)?
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Jeez, that's a gigantic improvement. Lots of optimism and inspiration in these answers.jmaan wrote:1. 150(untimed)
2. Final 20 PT avg :171
3. Actual test 171
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- geist
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Based on 2 months study using a Powerscore prep course. Studied pretty much every weekday (April-May) for about 4-5 hours.
Diagnostic - 134 (the hardtop on my car ~$1000 was stolen the night before and I was unaware that guesses should be made )
Average pt's - 153-157, highest being a 163 on a late 90's PT (total of about 10 pt's)
Actual June 2010 - 160 (-3 LG, -11 LR, - 12 RC)
I was having issues finishing LR and RC sections in the allotted time. Ended up having to guess on about 2-4 questions per LR section and an entire passage in RC. Not finishing sections was a common issue in my PT's leading up to the June LSAT.
Diagnostic - 134 (the hardtop on my car ~$1000 was stolen the night before and I was unaware that guesses should be made )
Average pt's - 153-157, highest being a 163 on a late 90's PT (total of about 10 pt's)
Actual June 2010 - 160 (-3 LG, -11 LR, - 12 RC)
I was having issues finishing LR and RC sections in the allotted time. Ended up having to guess on about 2-4 questions per LR section and an entire passage in RC. Not finishing sections was a common issue in my PT's leading up to the June LSAT.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Diagnositc: 154
PT AVG: ~172
June 09: 169
PT AVG: ~172
June 09: 169
- straxen
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Initial Diagnostic: 164
PT Range: 171-176 (hit 180 once or twice but only on the old PTs in the single digits)
Actual: 178
I hadn't slept in the 24 hrs before the test thanks both to nerves and a next-door neighbor party, and I was having a panic attack up until the exact moment the test began when it all went away...I think the pure adrenaline pushing through my fatigue actually helped, YMMV.
PT Range: 171-176 (hit 180 once or twice but only on the old PTs in the single digits)
Actual: 178
I hadn't slept in the 24 hrs before the test thanks both to nerves and a next-door neighbor party, and I was having a panic attack up until the exact moment the test began when it all went away...I think the pure adrenaline pushing through my fatigue actually helped, YMMV.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
To those that were sleepless/nervous before the LSAT - did that affect your score? This happens to me a lot before a big college exam, and never seems to hurt my performance - but then again, haven't had many exams at 8 am.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
diagnostic: 163
pt range: 166-178
actual: 171 in june 2010
i didn't take a course or anything like that. did a lot of practice tests about a month or two before the test, took a month off, then did three practice tests the weekend before the test.
pt range: 166-178
actual: 171 in june 2010
i didn't take a course or anything like that. did a lot of practice tests about a month or two before the test, took a month off, then did three practice tests the weekend before the test.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Not getting an adequate amount of sleep before an exam that lasts over 4 hours would probably hurt most people. Majority of undergrad exams ~1-2 hours?Anaconda wrote:To those that were sleepless/nervous before the LSAT - did that affect your score? This happens to me a lot before a big college exam, and never seems to hurt my performance - but then again, haven't had many exams at 8 am.
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I think sleep loss and nerves affected me some. For some reason I got all worked up over the LG section and made two really stupid mistakes, and then the two LR mistakes were in the last section when I was getting tired.
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Re: Your LSAT Score vs. Your Initial Diagnostic
Studied for a month (and took a prep course) from the diagnostic to the exam:
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic? 159
2) What were you getting on preptests? 159, 160, 164, 165, 170, 164, 174
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 164
1) What was your score on your initial diagnostic? 159
2) What were you getting on preptests? 159, 160, 164, 165, 170, 164, 174
3) What did you score on the June (or any previous LSAT)? 164
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