2 days no sleep and then got 147 on my first PT exam Forum

[hansun]

Does sleeping before the test affect your score, you think? I was nervous and am just starting to get serious about preparing for the LSAT..so I thought I would have fun and party around and then take a practice test to ease my nerves. I'm just wondering if I should look at my first practice score as good or bad at this point...any suggesstions would really be appreciated...i'm so confused how to look at my practice score.

[Bronx Bum]

LOL

[drmguy]

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[suspicious android]

Just relax and keep on practicing. You don't get any points for a high diagnostic.

I swear, this forum has always been fill with neurotic questions, but it's getting way worse lately.

[citykitty]

It means you need to study. Come back in a few months after studying your ass off and taking more PTs.

[incompetentia]

I swear, this forum has always been fill with neurotic questions, but it's getting way worse lately.

Do you think it has something to do with sleeping???

[EarlCat]

so I thought I would have fun and party around and then take a practice test to ease my nerves.

Cart. Horse.

[rapstar]

i suggest bad

[rapstar]

no, no, no. i now suggest good

[rapstar]

did my changed suggestion change your feelings in anyway?

[rapstar]

just keep practicing dood cause it really don't matter if other people view this as good or bad

[hansun]

thanks people i plan to study a lot more in the coming weeks.

[Spinoza]

I got so nervous about not getting enough sleep the first time I took the test that I couldn't sleep. I got a 165 which (with my GPA) was a killer. So I got ambien the second time, slept fine, and got a 177. (I also took the test in June, which meant I could sleep in if I had trouble falling asleep which reduced the nervousness.) So, IMO, sleep matters a lot.