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What PT is your favorite?

I love PT 36, I love the game section on it. Who doesn't love sled dogs? The LR has a nice pace, but I also happen to really enjoy PT 55 and any PT that features questions or passages about Bees.

typ3 wrote:What PT is your favorite?

I love PT 36, I love the game section on it. Who doesn't love sled dogs? The LR has a nice pace, but I also happen to really enjoy PT 55 and any PT that features questions or passages about Bees.

I prefer the pre-modern LSAT tests. They were much more fun.

Whichever one I do the best on!

PT 55. It was a pleasure to write and I got a 180. Also, it's the last PT in the 50's before they start to get weird.

PT 69

PT13 as my only 180.

Outside of that I have to go with PT59 even though everybody will disagree...amazing curve, easier-than-hyped RC, no horrible games. I didn't score very high on it due to outside factors, but it was fairly fun.

PT 53 - only because it gave me my highest practice score - 179. must've been a fluke cus i never reached anything higher than a 171 after that.

JazzOne wrote:

typ3 wrote:What PT is your favorite?

I love PT 36, I love the game section on it. Who doesn't love sled dogs? The LR has a nice pace, but I also happen to really enjoy PT 55 and any PT that features questions or passages about Bees.

I prefer the pre-modern LSAT tests. They were much more fun.

Old LSAT's are fun. However, they RC passages seem so dated now. In a few years people will have been born after the PT they're taking. Would just feel strange to me.


Does anyone have access to LSAT's pre PT 1 on the old 1-48 scale? I'd be willing to buy one just to take for fun.

I hope it's 61.

PT 61

mtrl wrote:PT 55. It was a pleasure to write and I got a 180. Also, it's the last PT in the 50's before they start to get weird.

+180 Best PT by far

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59, got me into UVA!

PT 56. It got me a 174.

Or PT 47 and 48. They both got me 178. Sadly, those three were outliers.

PT 58 and 53 are the runner-ups.

niederbomb wrote:PT 56. It got me a 174.

Or PT 47 and 48. They both got me 178. Sadly, those three were outliers.

PT 58 and 53 are the runner-ups.

47 and 48? Those were my worst two!

My favorite was PT 41 becuase I got my highest score on that one.

PT52

It was the last PT I took. And the last I will ever have to take. So its my favorite.

typ3 wrote:

JazzOne wrote:

typ3 wrote:What PT is your favorite?

I love PT 36, I love the game section on it. Who doesn't love sled dogs? The LR has a nice pace, but I also happen to really enjoy PT 55 and any PT that features questions or passages about Bees.

I prefer the pre-modern LSAT tests. They were much more fun.

Old LSAT's are fun. However, they RC passages seem so dated now. In a few years people will have been born after the PT they're taking. Would just feel strange to me.


Does anyone have access to LSAT's pre PT 1 on the old 1-48 scale? I'd be willing to buy one just to take for fun.

There used to be a pre modern LSAT on LSAC's website, but the link is broken. Damn, I never downladed the PDF.

typ3 wrote: Old LSAT's are fun. However, they RC passages seem so dated now. In a few years people will have been born after the PT they're taking. Would just feel strange to me.

uh

Y'all have favorite LSATs?

*giggles*

JazzOne wrote:There used to be a pre modern LSAT on LSAC's website, but the link is broken. Damn, I never downladed the PDF.

Do you mean this?

http://www.lsac.org/LSACResources/Resea ... -94-01.pdf

LSAT Blog wrote:

JazzOne wrote:There used to be a pre modern LSAT on LSAC's website, but the link is broken. Damn, I never downladed the PDF.

Do you mean this?

http://www.lsac.org/LSACResources/Resea ... -94-01.pdf

Yes, thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.

*saves PDF*

I've been thinking for a while about changing my avatar to this:

I'm pretty partial to:

*29, my first PT
*43, my first PT 180
*53, first real LSAT

But I guess my favorites are 57 and 58, mostly because of the crazy In/Out games. I enjoyed the LR on each, too, but I can't remember what it was about either.

Also I suppose I like the swap-a-rule question type more than is, uh, normal. I guess I like it mostly because I didn't think that they were even capable of doing something new at this point in the history of the LSAT.

The one with fractals! my fav

LSAT Blog wrote:

JazzOne wrote:There used to be a pre modern LSAT on LSAC's website, but the link is broken. Damn, I never downladed the PDF.

Do you mean this?

http://www.lsac.org/LSACResources/Resea ... -94-01.pdf

wtf? section on making a new language!?

Whichever one I score a 170+ on. Hopefully it'll include Feb 2011.