The Oct. 9th build your confidence thread Forum
- AreJay711
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Shoot the LSAT is gonna be crying when I'm done with it... a 180 with 101 correct lol. Great thread!
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This thread died too early for my tastes.
- txadv11
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Good luck everyone, I'll catch you guys after the test is finished.
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WE WILL OWN THIS TEST!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This thread is so full of win that all I can think about is this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WVmWKB9xjU#t=0m11s
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Re: The Oct. 9th build your confidence thread
Just relax and think of how focused you'll be on the real test, and what a boost that'll be.
Even those of us with great concentration probably can't give 100% to a PT because we can't trick ourselves into thinking a PT actually matters that much. Many of us are probably eager to get it done so that we can see what score we've gotten and give ourselves a pat on the back (hopefully). Or maybe we're eager to get it done so we can get something to eat, or whatever else is more enjoyable than taking a PT. Personally, I think I can only give about 80% tops to a PT, because the "Time Commitment:Reward" ratio is really big, which is a bad thing. Drills are more satisfying, because you can zone in for about half an hour, and get your reward at the end in the form of a score closer to -0 than before.
But the real LSAT? That's the ball game. You're not focused on ANYTHING other than the very question you're doing right now. There's no distraction like aching to see your score at the end because you won't know until almost a month later. The only thing that matters is the question you're on at that moment, and answering each question gives you the satisfaction of knowing that you've potentially earned one more point to getting into the school that you want. On the other hand, answering each question on the PT is just another reminder that you've got more sections up ahead that's going to delay you from doing something more fun.
It's like the athlete who knows practice is important and makes him/her a better player, but reaches a whole new level of ability and dedication during the playoffs, when every little thing matters. Practice can never replicate that.
I expect myself to be on a level of focus that I've never reached during my PTs, and you all will too. And that'll result in us getting better scores than what we're used to on the PTs.
This is game 7. Nothing to play for afterwards.
Even those of us with great concentration probably can't give 100% to a PT because we can't trick ourselves into thinking a PT actually matters that much. Many of us are probably eager to get it done so that we can see what score we've gotten and give ourselves a pat on the back (hopefully). Or maybe we're eager to get it done so we can get something to eat, or whatever else is more enjoyable than taking a PT. Personally, I think I can only give about 80% tops to a PT, because the "Time Commitment:Reward" ratio is really big, which is a bad thing. Drills are more satisfying, because you can zone in for about half an hour, and get your reward at the end in the form of a score closer to -0 than before.
But the real LSAT? That's the ball game. You're not focused on ANYTHING other than the very question you're doing right now. There's no distraction like aching to see your score at the end because you won't know until almost a month later. The only thing that matters is the question you're on at that moment, and answering each question gives you the satisfaction of knowing that you've potentially earned one more point to getting into the school that you want. On the other hand, answering each question on the PT is just another reminder that you've got more sections up ahead that's going to delay you from doing something more fun.
It's like the athlete who knows practice is important and makes him/her a better player, but reaches a whole new level of ability and dedication during the playoffs, when every little thing matters. Practice can never replicate that.
I expect myself to be on a level of focus that I've never reached during my PTs, and you all will too. And that'll result in us getting better scores than what we're used to on the PTs.
This is game 7. Nothing to play for afterwards.
- kalede
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I'm going to eat a Nutrigrain bar and kick the LSAT in the face tomorrow. Hard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6rE0EakhG8
I FEEL GREAT.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6rE0EakhG8
I FEEL GREAT.
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- Patriot1208
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who"s ready?
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO READY.
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Good luck all!
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Gonna be a busy afternoon NR?Nightrunner wrote:Good luck to all of you. Please remember to read this thread before posting after the LSAT.
Good luck TLSers.
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- mbw
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Twiddling my thumbs whilst I await a call from the spouse saying he's done...
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Your husband took the LSAT?mbw wrote:Twiddling my thumbs whilst I await a call from the spouse saying he's done...
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yesGrond wrote:Your husband took the LSAT?mbw wrote:Twiddling my thumbs whilst I await a call from the spouse saying he's done...
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Sent you a PMmbw wrote:yesGrond wrote:Your husband took the LSAT?mbw wrote:Twiddling my thumbs whilst I await a call from the spouse saying he's done...
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- mbw
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Well, he just called, so the craziness on the boards should commence soon... GL NR!
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Why are you posting here if your husband is the one taking the LSAT?
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Wow, at Cornell no less. I thought that was impossible with those numbers.
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so... 1st logic game the experimental, anyone?
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How hard was the test?
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was it just me or was that weirdly easy?
like the LR was maybe a little above average
RC easy
and LG soooo easy
no curve? im concerned
like the LR was maybe a little above average
RC easy
and LG soooo easy
no curve? im concerned
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I thought it was pretty fair
went as follows:
25 LR
23 LG
27 RC
break
26 LR
23 LG
so the standard 101
went as follows:
25 LR
23 LG
27 RC
break
26 LR
23 LG
so the standard 101
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smithryan94 wrote:so... 1st logic game the experimental, anyone?
well I had two RCs so the real LG section was the one with one of the games that had the two vans, one driver each
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