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Hey y'all. I'm sorry if this message seems frivolous, but it is important to me.

I'm wondering if someone who has taken the LSAT before can tell me the form in which our test scores are released. More specifically, I hope that one of you could tell me how -- through my LSAC account -- I could look up the PDF/answer key without seeing what I actually got on the test. Ideally, I'd like to go over the test, and see what the right
answers were, without seeing my composite score.

I do this for two reasons:

1) Mildly superstitious
2) I am trying to improve my performance on the LSAT to get a higher score. The most effective way for me to do this is to thoroughly review every Preptest I have taken (these things are expensive), and review is not nearly as effective if I already know my score (suuuuch a distraction).

Come join us here, and someone will come up with something
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... tart=10600

And don't respond in this thread any more, we need all the posts we can get in the other thread.

Disclosed test = you get all the info back, including what you filled out on the answer sheet.


However, these are all in PDFs linked from a page where your score is written.

I don't see why you can't know your score, though.

Looks something like this.

What's the disclosure book? Does that list our answers or just the correct one?

PoopLawSchool wrote:What's the disclosure book? Does that list our answers or just the correct one?

both

incompetentia wrote: Looks something like this.

wow really? if this were the waiting thread, we'd all have to take a drink.