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cbarlow1016 wrote:I just took the LSAT. I honestly cannot get my mind off of my score. It is on my mind every second of every day. I've tried a million things to distract myself but nothing is working. Instead I just end up on TLS freaking out some more. Am I the only person who feels this way? I'm starting to lose my mind...

Join the club!

Glad I'm not the only one! Also, I'm a Cal Alum too! Go Bears!

Just remember, literally no one scores better than they were fearing the day or two after the exam. It's always worse, always.

Another Cal alum checking in, GO BEARS!

Thanks for the optimism. Much appreciated.

^^^Chimp knows how to get down.

cbarlow1016 wrote:Glad I'm not the only one! Also, I'm a Cal Alum too! Go Bears!

So awesome! Cal alumni will always have a special place in my heart.

You didn't take it in Oakland, did you?

Yet another Cal student here. Took it at College of Alameda.

chimp wrote:

I like to play a little game called binge-waiting. Every time you think about the LSAT, take a shot of whiskey.

hahaha relevantfactor, I approve of that strategy

And it's so good to see all of these Cal Alumni! I didn't take it in Oakland actually, I took it in San Francisco. I have a friend from Cal who took it in Oakland though

Desert Fox wrote:Just remember, literally no one scores better than they were fearing the day or two after the exam. It's always worse, always.

This is so true. I'd even go so far as to say that worrying about your score 1-2 days after the exam is a sufficient indication of a bad score (AKA bad performance). After all, where there's smoke, there's fire.

If there is not at least a bit of 'smoke' after you take the lsat, you have done something wrong

abdistotle wrote:If there is not at least a bit of 'smoke' after you take the lsat, you have done something wrong

lol agreedd

Think of it this way. Your worst case scenario, in your mind, is probably that you missed everyone you weren't sure about. The likelihood of that happening is really small. More than likely you split it, missing some, getting some, which is probably going to put you in or around your PT average.

My best advice: Start drinking heavily

Cerebro wrote:

Desert Fox wrote:Just remember, literally no one scores better than they were fearing the day or two after the exam. It's always worse, always.

This is so true. I'd even go so far as to say that worrying about your score 1-2 days after the exam is a sufficient indication of a bad score (AKA bad performance). After all, where there's smoke, there's fire.

I don't think this is true. I'd say that not having any nervousness about how the test went is a sufficient condition for either a 178+ or a 150-

abdistotle wrote:If there is not at least a bit of 'smoke' after you take the lsat, you have done something wrong

+1

ncc5 wrote:Think of it this way. Your worst case scenario, in your mind, is probably that you missed everyone you weren't sure about. The likelihood of that happening is really small. More than likely you split it, missing some, getting some, which is probably going to put you in or around your PT average.

My best advice: Start drinking heavily

He'll get some wrong that he thought was correct. Everyone does.

I can't stop thinking about it either! And I bookmarked the score conversion chart from LSAT Blog, I look at it a few times a day....

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Enjoy!

MsAvocadoPit wrote:I can't stop thinking about it either! And I bookmarked the score conversion chart from LSAT Blog, I look at it a few times a day....

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Enjoy!

Haha did this too

i dont worry about it cause it is what it is

Worry about it hardcore and it will magically change your score.

cbarlow1016 wrote:I just took the LSAT. I honestly cannot get my mind off of my score. It is on my mind every second of every day. I've tried a million things to distract myself but nothing is working. Instead I just end up on TLS freaking out some more. Am I the only person who feels this way? I'm starting to lose my mind...

I can just tell you what it is if that will make you feel better.