Europe/Africa Takers Forum

[WhatOurBodiesAreFor]

Anyone down to speculate on the curve? Experimental?

Me, I'm stumped. I got a 167 - I figure I missed 15 max, and that's only if the LR I crushed was the experimental. But if our test was modeled after the American one (100 questions), then that LR was indeed not the experimental? I guess the question is, then, did anyone not have a 26-question LR?

My first hunch is that our curve was even steeper.

[CR2012]

Yeah, brutal curve. I scored much lower than I thought I had.

I don't know if our tests were in the same order, but I think the LR after the break was the EXP, as I got that one done especially early. My test was LR RC LR LR LG.

[WhatOurBodiesAreFor]

That was my order. And the 4th LR was the one I crushed :/

But that would mean there were 101 questions, then. There were 100 stateside.

I know it's inconsequential now, but damn I'm curious.

[IDontUnderstand]

Hi,

Are other people who took the LSAT in Europe having the same problem as me?

1. I received my LSAT score. However, only 3 of my .pdf files are downloadable/viewable. The "Answer Sheet", "Conversion Table", and "Disclosure Book" items still appear as grey icons.

2. My "Item Response Report" contains an empty chart. The "Your Response" and "Credited Response" columns are all entirely blank.

For this reason I am unable to figure out what the curve was or which questions I got wrong. Does anyone else have the same problem? Thank you!

Regards,
S

[WhatOurBodiesAreFor]

I am almost positive that this is by design. I have never had anyone confirm it but I have just assumed that the test was non-disclosed and that means not being able to see what we missed and the curve.

Anyone else? Or maybe you call LSAC and ask.

[CR2012]

Yeah, at numerous places on the site it says that non-disclosed tests will not be accompanied with the disclosure book, bubble sheet and score scale.

Sucks