Putting "No Prep" When Filling Out LSAT? Forum

[Mike Wang]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

Is this advisable? Is it possible or likely that they would flag such an exam and maybe re-review it (resulting in a delayed score) or even trump up an excuse to claim that the score is somehow invalid? Can anybody provide any insight on this? Obviously I know the LSAC is a professional organization and I don't think they would do anything like that, but if the risk is greater than 0% I'm not sure I would necessarily be comfortable taking the chance. It is absolutely imperative that I have my score reported in a timely fashion. Any insight anyone could provide would be immensely appreciated! Now back to doing these reading comp science passages lol.

[Hikikomorist]

If lying abut this makes you so anxious, maybe just don't do it. LOL at "getting back at them" this way.

[proteinshake]

If lying abut this makes you so anxious, maybe just don't do it. LOL at "getting back at them" this way.

+1 was going to say the same thing.

[rpupkin]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

[SunDevil14]

If lying abut this makes you so anxious, maybe just don't do it. LOL at "getting back at them" this way.

+2 What makes you think they actually spend time looking at that answer short of throwing it into a database?

[Barack O'Drama]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

Hahahahaha 180

This reminds me of shit RatFukr used to post. Hilarious!

[PSPSPSPS]

If doing this actually gives you any satisfaction that is sad lol

[Barack O'Drama]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

The sad thing is that I am still laughing at this shit 12 hours later...Lmao...

This post is so hilarious and meta that Dan Bernstine is the actual president of the LSAC.

[bmathers]

If doing this actually gives you any satisfaction that is sad lol

+2

And +3 on them not caring or even noticing

[Redfactor]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

Well played.

However, I think it's more likely that President Bernstine would cheer the score and declaration, shoving it in peoples' faces as validation that the test is fair to all examinees and doesn't require a prep service and/or 4 months of your life in order to obtain a 170+.

OP: If your intent is to "get back" at LSAC, this will likely have the opposite effect.

[Clyde Frog]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

180k

[Clyde Frog]

WAAAAANNNNNNGGGGG!

[Mike Wang]

Well there have definitely been some funny posts, but not much in the way of real answers. I suppose at the very end of the day I just won't do it after all... simply too much on the line to risk it. It'll kinda suck passing up the opportunity though. Lmao.

[A. Nony Mouse]

Lol, there isn't remotely any risk to doing this at all, it's just kinda silly and immature to think that writing "no prep" is going to "stick it" to LSAC in any way.

[mukol]

Lol, there isn't remotely any risk to doing this at all, it's just kinda silly and immature to think that writing "no prep" is going to "stick it" to LSAC in any way.

[HYPSM]

Lol, there isn't remotely any risk to doing this at all, it's just kinda silly and immature to think that writing "no prep" is going to "stick it" to LSAC in any way.

[Mike Wang]

Lol, there isn't remotely any risk to doing this at all, it's just kinda silly and immature to think that writing "no prep" is going to "stick it" to LSAC in any way.

Fair enough. I know it's petty, but I would just relish a little psychological victory, however trivial or insignificant. It's likely the only time I'll ever take the exam.

[Nebby]

I have no idea what OP is even talking about

[FayRays]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

Lol
But seriously you can always rejoice as having a second plan to be a writer.

[PhiladelphiaCollins]

My friend did this and got blacklisted from every law school in Canada, as well as Leceister College and Bond, even though he got a 181. Don't do it.

[galeatus]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

Perfect, just perfect, 5/7

[Mike Wang]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

This is very arguably one of the most hilarious things I've ever read on here. MAJOR props to whoever wrote this.

[scalawag]

LOL at LSAC causing pain and suffering.

[PoopNpants]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

A fucking plus post right here

[guynourmin]

Ok guys not sure if this question has been asked before.

I'm planning on taking the Sept or Dec tests this year and would really like to put "no preparation" when I fill out the first page of the test (along with name and other biographical info) just to stick it to LSAC. I really want to just have the pleasure of owning the test and scoring 170+ while putting no prep on the form to get back at them for all the pain and suffering they have caused me.

[Fade in. It's October 2016, and things are bustling at the offices of the Law School Admissions Council. Dan Bernstine, the LSAC President, is alone in his giant office, smirking as he ponders ways to humiliate yet another generation of aspiring law students. But his concentration is shattered when Mary, a young LSAT exam auditor, bursts into the office, clutching a few sheets of paper.]

Mary (breathless): Sir, we have a problem. It's....It's....

President Bernstine: What is it?

Mary: It's this exam here. The applicant—a Mr. Mike Wang—got a 174.

President Bernstine: So? What do I care?

Mary: It's just that....I don't even want to say it.

President Bernstine: What? Did he cheat? What's the problem?

Mary: It's worse than cheating...he wro...he.....I can't say it. I just have to show you.

[Mary hands the test over. President Bernstine's eyes slowly fall to the "Preparation" question]

President Bernstine: What the hell is this!?!!? Zero Prep? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[At this point President Bernstine, looks up to the sky, shaking his fist] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!

This is very arguably one of the most hilarious things I've ever read on here. MAJOR props to whoever wrote this.

"whoever" wrote this...like his name isn't right at the top of the post.