Top Law Schools

So I just came out of the June LSAT (taken in England, hence why I've finished now - we start at 9am not 1pm). It was okay, I guess..?

I think I under performed. Prep scores were 168-170 and I don't think I've got higher than 166, although to be honest I have no way of telling. i was aiming for Stanford but guess that's just gone up in smoke, not that it wasn't a long shot for an English 168 scorer anyway I guess (I literally am guessing, I actually have no idea...).

Good luck to everyone else taking today - id love to discuss the questions, especially a peculiar LG, but we got told not too so silence is observed.

Stanford takes people with multiple LSAT scores. Seems like you didn't bomb it. Definitely do not cancel.

The prospect of taking again - well, the prospect of more studying, after 10 weeks of relative hell - isn't exactly a relief but guess I'll see what the score is and decide then

Topszn wrote:...the prospect of more studying, after 10 weeks of relative hell...

Law school sounds perfect for you.

TheProdigal wrote:

Topszn wrote:...the prospect of more studying, after 10 weeks of relative hell...

Law school sounds perfect for you.

I won't have to do law school at the same time as a full time job, a part time evening job and moving house though, smart ass.

Topszn wrote:

TheProdigal wrote:

Topszn wrote:...the prospect of more studying, after 10 weeks of relative hell...

Law school sounds perfect for you.

I won't have to do law school at the same time as a full time job, a part time evening job and moving house though, smart ass.

Regardless of your situation, 10 weeks isn't a lot compared to most people on here buddy.

nlee10 wrote:

Topszn wrote:

TheProdigal wrote:

Topszn wrote:...the prospect of more studying, after 10 weeks of relative hell...

Law school sounds perfect for you.

I won't have to do law school at the same time as a full time job, a part time evening job and moving house though, smart ass.

Regardless of your situation, 10 weeks isn't a lot compared to most people on here buddy.

I understand that, I'm not saying I did the most or the best, I just said I don't fancy the prospect of doing all of the same stuff again, why are you so sensitive?

Give it a day or two before you jump to any hasty conclusions. I bet you will feel better about it in 24 hours.

.

.

OP: don't jump to conclusions, plenty of people come out of the test thinking they did worse than they actually did. My first impression walking out of the test center was that I probably hit 2 - 3 points below my average. 24 hours removed from the stress of test day I thought I probably hit my average on the nose. When I got my score I saw I had exceeded my average. I also once read about someone who considered cancelling their score, only to eventually find out they hit 180.

TLDR: feeling like you under-performed doesn't mean you did, try not to stress!!