real The Official December 2016 Waiters Group - Patience is a Virtue Forum

[Greenteachurro]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

[VMars]

I mean, NYT predicted an 80% chance of a Hillary win the day before the election and look what happened to that.

triggered

[Instrumental]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

If something like this happened to me, I'd obviously be ecstatic, but I'd also deeply question my capacity for introspection. lmao.

[BamBam2772]

Am I the only one that cannot remember any of the LR questions? It is like a blur.

[cherrygalore]

Am I the only one that cannot remember any of the LR questions? It is like a blur.

I can only remember like 4 and I don't want to recall more for fear of overthinking my answers.

[dontsaywhatyoumean]

Am I the only one that cannot remember any of the LR questions? It is like a blur.

I can only remember like 4 and I don't want to recall more for fear of overthinking my answers.

I remember,

starlings, carbon (feel lost here), dining services, biology, cat food, iguanas, t rex, car sales.

I had 3 LR sections though. I'm not sure which of those are real.

[Greenteachurro]

Am I the only one that cannot remember any of the LR questions? It is like a blur.

I can only remember like 4 and I don't want to recall more for fear of overthinking my answers.

Ugh I'm suffering from that right now, I remember my answers and even the letter I picked for the questions that I'm iffy about pretty vividly. Which is making for intense self-doubt.

[34iplaw]

Velocity has good, free LR/RC explanations. Not sure about lg.

I used exclusively 7sage for games explanations and Manhattan forums for LR/RC explanations. I think Powerscore also has a bunch of LR explanations, but I preferred Manhattan since they've discussed every question and they're easier to find.

Awesome - thanks. Will check it out.

[34iplaw]

LsatQA is a decent resource, it has a analytic tool similar to 7sage along with a forum that users ask about specific/general Lsat questions.

Thanks - will check out. I don't think I can directly link to it for my purposes but will see.

[kinglew]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

[180orDie]

Velocity has good, free LR/RC explanations. Not sure about lg.

I used exclusively 7sage for games explanations and Manhattan forums for LR/RC explanations. I think Powerscore also has a bunch of LR explanations, but I preferred Manhattan since they've discussed every question and they're easier to find.

Awesome - thanks. Will check it out.

What are you still studying for? You probably 180'd

[StopLawying]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

Yeah it counts as a take unfortunately, that goes for any test you cancel. It was my 3rd take and I'm fairly certain I scored lower so in a really tough spot here.

[Mikey]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

Yeah it counts as a take unfortunately, that goes for any test you cancel. It was my 3rd take and I'm fairly certain I scored lower so in a really tough spot here.

You might surprise yourself and get a good score. I think it's only really needed to cancel for certain situations like leaving before the test is done, getting sick mid test, or misbubbling an entire section, etc.

I say ride it out, schools only care about the highest so even if you do worse, it won't matter much.

[StopLawying]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

Yeah it counts as a take unfortunately, that goes for any test you cancel. It was my 3rd take and I'm fairly certain I scored lower so in a really tough spot here.

You might surprise yourself and get a good score. I think it's only really needed to cancel for certain situations like leaving before the test is done, getting sick mid test, or misbubbling an entire section, etc.

I say ride it out, schools only care about the highest so even if you do worse, it won't matter much.

Thanks, I know everyone says schools only care about your highest score but it's really hard for me to believe that a lower score on a retake doesn't affect someone in any way. It's one thing to score poorly on an initial take and then get a higher score, but getting a lower score on a retake I think would have some type of effect, no?

[Mikey]

Thanks, I know everyone says schools only care about your highest score but it's really hard for me to believe that a lower score on a retake doesn't affect someone in any way. It's one thing to score poorly on an initial take and then get a higher score, but getting a lower score on a retake I think would have some type of effect, no?

To my knowledge, it won't. There's been people on here that I've seen this happen to and things ended up fine for them, but of course this is only anecdotal.

Search for stuff on this topic in the admissions sub forum to find some answers if you want

[Greenteachurro]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

Yeah it counts as a take unfortunately, that goes for any test you cancel. It was my 3rd take and I'm fairly certain I scored lower so in a really tough spot here.

You might surprise yourself and get a good score. I think it's only really needed to cancel for certain situations like leaving before the test is done, getting sick mid test, or misbubbling an entire section, etc.

I say ride it out, schools only care about the highest so even if you do worse, it won't matter much.

Thanks, I know everyone says schools only care about your highest score but it's really hard for me to believe that a lower score on a retake doesn't affect someone in any way. It's one thing to score poorly on an initial take and then get a higher score, but getting a lower score on a retake I think would have some type of effect, no?

I mean I just don't think it matters that much like why would it be? Right, because they want to either maintain or increase their numbers, so if your highest take is in their numbers then why would they care unless they're like YHS?

[34iplaw]

Guys if there's like an 80% chance I did worse on retake, does it make sense to cancel?

Unless its your 3rd, I say let it ride. The guy from blueprint (the founder) thought he got like a 150 and was going to cancel but decided to let it ride and got a 180 FYI. So sometimes are intuitions are not always correct.

Does it count as a take if it's your 3rd and you cancel?

Yeah it counts as a take unfortunately, that goes for any test you cancel. It was my 3rd take and I'm fairly certain I scored lower so in a really tough spot here.

You might surprise yourself and get a good score. I think it's only really needed to cancel for certain situations like leaving before the test is done, getting sick mid test, or misbubbling an entire section, etc.

I say ride it out, schools only care about the highest so even if you do worse, it won't matter much.

Thanks, I know everyone says schools only care about your highest score but it's really hard for me to believe that a lower score on a retake doesn't affect someone in any way. It's one thing to score poorly on an initial take and then get a higher score, but getting a lower score on a retake I think would have some type of effect, no?

I mean I just don't think it matters that much like why would it be? Right, because they want to either maintain or increase their numbers, so if your highest take is in their numbers then why would they care unless they're like YHS?

According to H's site, they only take your highest number. I'm not sure what the numbers actually show/reveal though.

[Pozzo]

Me rn at work:

[+] Spoiler

We grey yet?

[theboringest]

Me rn at work:

[+] Spoiler

We grey yet?

This is an accurate representation of my current attitude, interspersed with the occasional mutterings of "fuck cat food"

[theboringest]

I'm also playing around with a 5-sided dice simulator to see how often I can guess >2 correctly and justify my delusions that I got a decent number of Buildings right...I may have a problem.

[Greenteachurro]

I'm also playing around with a 5-sided dice simulator to see how often I can guess >2 correctly and justify my delusions that I got a decent number of Buildings right...I may have a problem.

I went on a random number generator for 1-180 and the first number that popped up was a 170, I'm taking that as a sign.

[Greenteachurro]

Me rn at work:

[+] Spoiler

We grey yet?

This is an accurate representation of my current attitude, interspersed with the occasional mutterings of "fuck cat food"

Unless, I got hit by a trap answer ( which is totally possible) I didn't think cat food was that difficult, wasn't it just a straight up formal logic question?

Trex on the other hand I had to guess between 2

[Instrumental]

I had to stop and think a little bit about the cat food question, but left it thinking I reasoned through it properly. T-rex felt so easy, now that people are saying they had trouble with it, I'm thinking I may have fallen for a trap answer.

[34iplaw]

I had to stop and think a little bit about the cat food question, but left it thinking I reasoned through it properly. T-rex felt so easy, now that people are saying they had trouble with it, I'm thinking I may have fallen for a trap answer.

Sometimes questions just click. I wouldn't worry about it.

[shotgunheist]

The more I read about people catching the inferences in the painting game, the more nervous I get. I thought I brute forced it fine since I didn't get one, but I'm nervous I messed the whole thing up now.