Anybody who took the DEC. LSAT at Rutgers, receive score? Forum

[JKrolRU]

Wondering if anybody who took the DEC. Lsat on the 7th at Rutgers University in New Brunswick receive their score today? My status says " Temporally on Hold" . Probably due to the test site conditions on that day

[ceecee]

Mine as well

[Stanzy1]

Mine too and it's friggin horseshit. If we haven't been through enough, we now have to wait longer than everyone else to get our scores back. I'm personally on the borderline of whether or not I need to retake in February and I cannot outline a plan until I know my December score. I'm sure many more of you at Rutgers are also in the same boat.

[mydasmarie]

hey. i contacted LSAC and they said we would get our scores monday....its now tuesday and i believe something is wrong. im getting worried...

[ceecee]

got my score today a 165- 8 points below my average PT score and target score. Since I got a 163 my first official test 2 years ago schools will probably not care that there were so many issues at Rutgers and take it as a "true measure of my ability" and all that bs. What do ya'll think? I'm not sure whether I'm treating this as a nbd and just focus on my other grad school apps.

booo

[mydasmarie]

got my score today a 165- 8 points below my average PT score and target score. Since I got a 163 my first official test 2 years ago schools will probably not care that there were so many issues at Rutgers and take it as a "true measure of my ability" and all that bs. What do ya'll think? I'm not sure whether I'm treating this as a nbd and just focus on my other grad school apps.

booo

you did well, i would say make peace with your score and just focus on your application.

HOWEVER if your gpa is low and u really are banking on a 170+ score, retake

[Clearly]

What happened at rutgers?

[barrelofmonkeys]

What happened at rutgers?

[Jeffort]

It's detailed in another thread. Apparently the fire alarm went off twice during the test and everyone had to evacuate the building both times and the proctors just 'paused' time/the timer for the respective sections while students evacuated and just re-started time where it left off once everyone was seated again to finish out the remaining time on the clock for each interrupted section.

[barrelofmonkeys]

It's detailed in another thread. Apparently the fire alarm went off twice during the test and everyone had to evacuate the building both times and the proctors just 'paused' time/the timer for the respective sections while students evacuated and just re-started time where it left off once everyone was seated again to finish out the remaining time on the clock for each interrupted section.

holy...wow. that's crazy.

[Danger Zone]

[cron1834]

Jersey ftw.