October LSAT
Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 7:26 pm
Hey guys,
Long time reader, well a few months so I guess not that long, but first time topic poster for sure. I was wondering what people's experiences of taking the test for the first time are. I know there are tid-bits of informations all over the posts but it's really fragmented and doesn't directly answer the question I have which is: Did you find that how you were scoring on practice tests was indicative of the score you got on test day? Did a lot of people score 5 points lower, do better, etc. I think this would help a lot of people out. I, myself, know I am extremely stressed and becoming familiar with other people's experiences might help to know what everyone is in for. Personally, my scores have been all over the place from the get-go and I'm still working as hard as I can to get them more consistent. I get a lot of 165s/166s, my highest being a 169, and sometimes even getting some 162s/163s. I can't say that I have no consistency, just that it's frustrating when you revert back to those lower scores. On Sunday I took two practice tests, for instance, and one was a 167 and the other was a 162. Yes, I am an anomaly. I've always been that way. It may just be that, come exam day, it's going to come down to the luck of the draw. The test will either be up my alley or it won't be. Anyway, did others find this? Did a lot of it come down to luck in the end, or do you feel practice tests really were the be-all-end-all of a taste of what your score would ultimately be.
Long time reader, well a few months so I guess not that long, but first time topic poster for sure. I was wondering what people's experiences of taking the test for the first time are. I know there are tid-bits of informations all over the posts but it's really fragmented and doesn't directly answer the question I have which is: Did you find that how you were scoring on practice tests was indicative of the score you got on test day? Did a lot of people score 5 points lower, do better, etc. I think this would help a lot of people out. I, myself, know I am extremely stressed and becoming familiar with other people's experiences might help to know what everyone is in for. Personally, my scores have been all over the place from the get-go and I'm still working as hard as I can to get them more consistent. I get a lot of 165s/166s, my highest being a 169, and sometimes even getting some 162s/163s. I can't say that I have no consistency, just that it's frustrating when you revert back to those lower scores. On Sunday I took two practice tests, for instance, and one was a 167 and the other was a 162. Yes, I am an anomaly. I've always been that way. It may just be that, come exam day, it's going to come down to the luck of the draw. The test will either be up my alley or it won't be. Anyway, did others find this? Did a lot of it come down to luck in the end, or do you feel practice tests really were the be-all-end-all of a taste of what your score would ultimately be.