When You View Your LSAT Score.... Forum

[DaRascal]

Are you going to take it like a man (or woman) and just load the webpage and see what it is or are you going to do what I'm going to do and cover the screen with your hand, navigate to find out where the LSAT score is and then slowly reveal the 3rd digit so that you can then try to discern what your score was while remaining optimistic?

[cc.celina]

I don't think I'm going to take it like a man.

[blue_c]

I set up a filter on gmail to send it to different folders depending on the score ranges. That way you know right off about what to expect. Party or /self?

[VasaVasori]

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[phillykid]

Take my pulse and write it down as an all time high.

[shifty_eyed]

I'm going to take it as I take everything.

Like a real housewife.

[DaRascal]

/self?

[R86]

The problem is that I don't know the formatting of the email.

Your February 2012 LSAT Score

LSAC SCORE LSACSCORE@lsac.org
Mar 6

to me


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Your February 2012 LSAT score is 120. The percentile rank is 1.

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[akili]

This was such a lame approach, but I started at 180 (LOL) and searched my inbox going down. It made it pretty awesome when the score did show up

[Micdiddy]

This was such a lame approach, but I started at 180 (LOL) and searched my inbox going down. It made it pretty awesome when the score did show up

OMG I love this approach! Before I read this I was like "Geez just open it people and look..." but I actually like this. It feels active and like you're looking for a puzzle piece or something. If I remember this come July, this is exactly what I will do