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I am a retaker, so all I have left are the super-old tests (10 Actual, Official). I am not hoping to improve really, just perform like I can on the big day (and not misbubble). I know the old tests scale is really lenient and that games were weird but RC and LR were easier...how do you think this translates raw score wise? I have missed a three LGs on both of my PTs and done slightly better than usual on the RC and about the same on LR.

I know it will be an inexact approximation, but thought I'd ask...

tipler4213 wrote:I am a retaker, so all I have left are the super-old tests (10 Actual, Official). I am not hoping to improve really, just perform like I can on the big day (and not misbubble). I know the old tests scale is really lenient and that games were weird but RC and LR were easier...how do you think this translates raw score wise? I have missed a three LGs on both of my PTs and done slightly better than usual on the RC and about the same on LR.

I know it will be an inexact approximation, but thought I'd ask...

Eh? the raw score isn't what matters my friend. Keep that in mind as you prep for the LSAT.

Kinda off topic but I dont believe that the LR got harder per se...I think most of this board will tell you the same. Maybe theyre a little different. Personally, I actually find the newer ones much more manageable.

On a weird note, I actually prefer the font of the newer tests, lol.

It's the practice not the score on your PT's that matters.

bk187 wrote:It's the practice not the score on your PT's that matters.

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