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Hello,

any advice on this situation?

My friend is interested in applying to to grad programs in psyc but decided to take the Dec LSAT to apply for one joint degree program.
She is more interested in psyc and spent much more time studying for the GRE

She took the test essentially cold turkey and was not able to complete any of the 5 sections of the test

Should she cancel? Even though highest score wins , I'm sure there are limits ( a 130 and a 170 would not look good for example, even with an awesome 170)

Why is your friend doing a joint degree? Why is your friend interested in law at all? doesn't matter because she shouldn't go to LS

How much of each section did your friend have to guess on?

mvp99 wrote:Why is your friend doing a joint degree? Why is your friend interested in law at all? doesn't matter because she shouldn't go to LS

I think Forsenics...she was only looking at one joint degree program though that only needed a 158 LSAT to apply.

If i had to guess she underestimated the LSAT and the timing of it ....she took a PT untimed at a 154 but based off what she told me I would expect a much lower test day score

cancel

Cancel: not just the score but the joint degree plans as well.

nlee10 wrote:How much of each section did your friend have to guess on?

irrelevant, (sorry nlee)

valen wrote:

imKMart wrote:Cancel: not just the score but the joint degree plans as well.

Jgoods wrote: irrelevant, (sorry nlee)

haha. The "friend" could've been one of those geniuses who get a 160+ cold. Didn't get to see the 154 untimed post.


OP. But cancel. If your friend got a 154 UNTIMED, pretty much impossible that he/she scored higher than that yesterday.

Regardless of what she ends up doing, your friend is lucky! None of my friends are interested enough in my personal situation that they would post in forums asking questions on my behalf.