October 2011 LSAT Score are Out Forum

[sdphill]

Got mine a few minutes ago

Link to 10/2011 Conversion Table:

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[Jeffort]

Thank god! (assuming this is real. The pdf looks authentic)

[LSAT Blog]

It's real.

[kaiser]

Definitely real. Confirmed from clients of mine who accessed their scores.

[Jeffort]

It's real.

Good. I guess my typo in another thread where I said 2 p.m. PST instead of 11 a.m. by accident was pretty close!

I hope everyone that put in the time and quality study work gets results they are happy with.

[lakers3peat]

hey where are mine?! -12 curve. i think thats good?

[LSAT Blog]

It's actually -13, and that's fairly generous, considering that the norm in recent years has been around -10.

[ziegltic]

That is a monster curve...

[Nestico87]

Are the scores not all released at the same time? If I have not yet received an email with my results, should I be concerned?

[LSAT Blog]

LSAC releases them bit by bit over the course of the evening. Many people haven't received their scores yet.

[Nestico87]

Thank you. (Your blog really helped me out, by the way. So thanks for that, too.)

[Jeffort]

Are the scores not all released at the same time? If I have not yet received an email with my results, should I be concerned?

It takes several hours for all the emails to be sent. Due to computer stuff and internet bandwidth and other technical stuff they send them out in batches and update students accounts with the disclosure pdfs in batches as fast as the computers and IT guys can do it.

Don't stress if you don't get the score email or if nothing shows up in your LSAC account right away. Sometimes some people don't end up getting the email until late at night or the next day due to various reasons (coffee and smoke breaks, the pizza delivery guy arrives, the servers need a rest so they don't overheat, a server fries, etc.)

As long as there is not a hold placed on your account for some reason, you'll get it soon.

[WhiteGuy5]

Are the scores not all released at the same time? If I have not yet received an email with my results, should I be concerned?

It takes several hours for all the emails to be sent. Due to computer stuff and internet bandwidth and other technical stuff they send them out in batches and update students accounts with the disclosure pdfs in batches as fast as the computers and IT guys can do it.

Don't stress if you don't get the score email or if nothing shows up in your LSAC account right away. Sometimes some people don't end up getting the email until late at night or the next day due to various reasons (coffee and smoke breaks, the pizza delivery guy arrives, the servers need a rest so they don't overheat, a server fries, etc.)

As long as there is not a hold placed on your account for some reason, you'll get it soon.

How do we know if there is a hold on our account? Would we know by now?

[Jeffort]

Are the scores not all released at the same time? If I have not yet received an email with my results, should I be concerned?

It takes several hours for all the emails to be sent. Due to computer stuff and internet bandwidth and other technical stuff they send them out in batches and update students accounts with the disclosure pdfs in batches as fast as the computers and IT guys can do it.

Don't stress if you don't get the score email or if nothing shows up in your LSAC account right away. Sometimes some people don't end up getting the email until late at night or the next day due to various reasons (coffee and smoke breaks, the pizza delivery guy arrives, the servers need a rest so they don't overheat, a server fries, etc.)

As long as there is not a hold placed on your account for some reason, you'll get it soon.

How do we know if there is a hold on our account? Would we know by now?

It would say it somewhere in the candidate services options, most likely in the area where your registration info and LSAT history/reported scores + the files are located. You would also have been sent an email if they put a hold on your account. If you filed a test center complaint, that would put a hold on your account. If you applied for a fee waiver and that didn't go through or is pending on something, that can hold it up.

If you don't have any irregularities, weren't written up or warned for being bad by a proctor, there wasn't some major problem at your test center, paid the fees, filled out your answer sheet properly and handed it back in, you'll get your score soon. Just have to be patient while the IT dudes, computers and tubes of the internet pump the data out.

[LSAT Blog]

Thank you. (Your blog really helped me out, by the way. So thanks for that, too.)

So glad to hear the blog helped you - let me know how you end up doing!

[ahnhub]

Hey would someone mind posting the conversion of scaled score to "percentage of test takers at/below?" I was just curious to compare the October table to June's.