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Strange progression please explain

Post by gaucholaw » Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:40 pm

So a little info on me... I'm a complete headcase who has a history of choking in big moments. I'm currently enrolled in an lsat class

so far three exams have been proctored

June '08 - 155 (cold)
Oct '08 - 164
Dec '08 - 164

Here's the thing, I wanted to see if my scores accurately reflected my ability so I took the Oct '10 test at home today, using the Powerscore virtual proctor

173 :o

is this a fluke, or is test anxiety to this degree real? Any advice on how to maintain this score (since i would be more than thrilled with this on test day) btw i'm taking the test in June '12

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Re: Strange progression please explain

Post by kahechsof » Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:42 pm

If we discount the cold score, we are left with a 9 point spread. I don't think that is so bizzare, is it?
I was testing on about a 7 point spread when I took.

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Re: Strange progression please explain

Post by bport hopeful » Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:43 pm

I would guess its a fluke partially caused by the unrealistic testing circumstances.

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Re: Strange progression please explain

Post by gaucholaw » Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:48 pm

So do you think i could get that in actual circumstances in 9 months?

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Re: Strange progression please explain

Post by bport hopeful » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:02 pm

gaucholaw wrote:So do you think i could get that in actual circumstances in 9 months?
If you are scoring in the mid 160s now, its definitely possible that you could score that in 9 months. 9 months is a lot of prep time.

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