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KylawRen
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by KylawRen » Sun Dec 17, 2017 12:00 pm
JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:KylawRen wrote:JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:etramak wrote:pretty much regret taking this at this point. Very unlikely my score wlnt improve and its just delaying decisions from schools at this point, probably negtively affecting outcomes
+1
You can ask schools to consider you now and not wait for the score.
You can ask, but that doesn't mean they'll look. Like Berkeley told me they removed the hold over a month ago but there's been no movement (no status change to indicate anything is different than before I asked).
All the more reason to request it now. Schools will
Still be reviewing your app by the time scores come out with their slowness and the holidays.
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MercW07
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by MercW07 » Sun Dec 17, 2017 5:58 pm
If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
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by Xyznopfgh » Sun Dec 17, 2017 9:31 pm
Checking in. Does anybody else think this wait is ruining their holiday spirit?
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Zero Hedge
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by Zero Hedge » Sun Dec 17, 2017 10:18 pm
MercW07 wrote:If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
I have a friend taking her Nursing boards and she can pay just $8 to get her score back in 48 hours. If she doesn’t pay she has to wait 6 weeks.
1.) It’s absurd that whoever controls that doesn’t jack that price up 20 times that high. I assume literally nobody doesn’t pay $8 for that.
2.) If this were available from LSAC they could make a killing. People with December scores would pay huge $ to get their scores back and apps rolling. It would also make Feb a more viable take for people looking to apply that cycle. Nursing boards are on a computer though, so that’s why they can turn it around that quickly. But I bet with LSAC starting to test electronic LSAT this might soon become a reality.
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by vikingrunner » Sun Dec 17, 2017 10:59 pm
This has been the slowest 2+ weeks of my life. It doesn't help that I'm working 10+ hour days at work.
MercW07 wrote:If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
I smell an LSAC "Sex-for-Scores" investigation coming.
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DrLeoSpaceman
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by DrLeoSpaceman » Mon Dec 18, 2017 12:54 am
The fact that LSAC charges $180 for the test, then makes us wait a month for the score is one of the reasons I’m so happy Harvard/Georgetown et. al have decided to spit in LSAC’s eye and begin accepting the GRE. Monopolies like LSAC don’t have to treat testtakers as customers so they provide us with sh1tty service.
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by kiklavan » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:02 am
DrLeoSpaceman wrote:The fact that LSAC charges $180 for the test, then makes us wait a month for the score is one of the reasons I’m so happy Harvard/Georgetown et. al have decided to spit in LSAC’s eye and begin accepting the GRE. Monopolies like LSAC don’t have to treat testtakers as customers so they provide us with sh1tty service.
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by saffles » Mon Dec 18, 2017 7:13 am
The longer I wait, the more I start to feel like I forgot to bubble in whole sections of the lsat...
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MercW07
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by MercW07 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 7:35 am
Zero Hedge wrote:MercW07 wrote:If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
I have a friend taking her Nursing boards and she can pay just $8 to get her score back in 48 hours. If she doesn’t pay she has to wait 6 weeks.
1.) It’s absurd that whoever controls that doesn’t jack that price up 20 times that high. I assume literally nobody doesn’t pay $8 for that.
2.) If this were available from LSAC they could make a killing. People with December scores would pay huge $ to get their scores back and apps rolling. It would also make Feb a more viable take for people looking to apply that cycle. Nursing boards are on a computer though, so that’s why they can turn it around that quickly. But I bet with LSAC starting to test electronic LSAT this might soon become a reality.
Yep my cousin took the NCLEX? a couple years ago and said literally everyone she knows paid for the quick turnaround.
I’m trying to think of a max price I’d pay for a 48 hour turnaround and I’m thinking even if it was like $200 I’d still do it just to avoid the month of stress.
Can anyone think of a max amount they’d be willing to pay?
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King of the North
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by King of the North » Mon Dec 18, 2017 12:52 pm
MercW07 wrote:Zero Hedge wrote:MercW07 wrote:If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
I have a friend taking her Nursing boards and she can pay just $8 to get her score back in 48 hours. If she doesn’t pay she has to wait 6 weeks.
1.) It’s absurd that whoever controls that doesn’t jack that price up 20 times that high. I assume literally nobody doesn’t pay $8 for that.
2.) If this were available from LSAC they could make a killing. People with December scores would pay huge $ to get their scores back and apps rolling. It would also make Feb a more viable take for people looking to apply that cycle. Nursing boards are on a computer though, so that’s why they can turn it around that quickly. But I bet with LSAC starting to test electronic LSAT this might soon become a reality.
Yep my cousin took the NCLEX? a couple years ago and said literally everyone she knows paid for the quick turnaround.
I’m trying to think of a max price I’d pay for a 48 hour turnaround and I’m thinking even if it was like $200 I’d still do it just to avoid the month of stress.
Can anyone think of a max amount they’d be willing to pay?
For me, it would depend on when I'm taking the test and when I plan on applying. If I'm taking the test in Dec. or Feb. and applying that cycle, I wouldn't think twice about paying $200.
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Zero Hedge
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by Zero Hedge » Mon Dec 18, 2017 1:20 pm
King of the North wrote:MercW07 wrote:Zero Hedge wrote:MercW07 wrote:If there was any way for me to get my score back now, I would do it. And I pretty much mean literally anything.
I have a friend taking her Nursing boards and she can pay just $8 to get her score back in 48 hours. If she doesn’t pay she has to wait 6 weeks.
1.) It’s absurd that whoever controls that doesn’t jack that price up 20 times that high. I assume literally nobody doesn’t pay $8 for that.
2.) If this were available from LSAC they could make a killing. People with December scores would pay huge $ to get their scores back and apps rolling. It would also make Feb a more viable take for people looking to apply that cycle. Nursing boards are on a computer though, so that’s why they can turn it around that quickly. But I bet with LSAC starting to test electronic LSAT this might soon become a reality.
Yep my cousin took the NCLEX? a couple years ago and said literally everyone she knows paid for the quick turnaround.
I’m trying to think of a max price I’d pay for a 48 hour turnaround and I’m thinking even if it was like $200 I’d still do it just to avoid the month of stress.
Can anyone think of a max amount they’d be willing to pay?
For me, it would depend on when I'm taking the test and when I plan on applying. If I'm taking the test in Dec. or Feb. and applying that cycle, I wouldn't think twice about paying $200.
Exactly. And as far as a max amount one would be willing to pay... Honestly some of the distribution of scholarship $ may justify paying way more than $200 just to get your apps out in early Dec as opposed to early Jan.
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by urmlaw17 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:51 pm
DrLeoSpaceman wrote:The fact that LSAC charges $180 for the test, then makes us wait a month for the score is one of the reasons I’m so happy Harvard/Georgetown et. al have decided to spit in LSAC’s eye and begin accepting the GRE. Monopolies like LSAC don’t have to treat testtakers as customers so they provide us with sh1tty service.
I had never thought of LSAC in this way.
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by Mikey » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:58 pm
littlewing67 wrote:So what do we think? 2 weeks until results?
I'm feeling the 2nd
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by JamesBlahDeBlah » Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:43 pm
I'm personally hoping to have my Christmas ruined (22nd)
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by MercW07 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:52 pm
Mikey wrote:littlewing67 wrote:So what do we think? 2 weeks until results?
I'm feeling the 2nd
If had to put money on it Id say the 2nd. Give the Dec test takers a day or two to figure out if the want to pay the $180 for a Feb retake.
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by MercW07 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:55 pm
JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:I'm personally hoping to have my Christmas ruined (22nd)
If we get scores before Christmas I will literally go to Cooley. Im THAT confident that It will be after the first of the year.
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by JamesBlahDeBlah » Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:59 pm
MercW07 wrote:JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:I'm personally hoping to have my Christmas ruined (22nd)
If we get scores before Christmas I will literally go to Cooley. Im THAT confident that It will be after the first of the year.
Let a man dream damn it. I'm hoping the fear of the GRE and its immediate post test unofficial scores scare them into trying to garner good will now.
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by MercW07 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:29 pm
JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:MercW07 wrote:JamesBlahDeBlah wrote:I'm personally hoping to have my Christmas ruined (22nd)
If we get scores before Christmas I will literally go to Cooley. Im THAT confident that It will be after the first of the year.
Let a man dream damn it. I'm hoping the fear of the GRE and its immediate post test unofficial scores scare them into trying to garner good will now.
They know the curve before the test is even given, and its graded by machine in about 10 seconds. If they really wanted to garner good will they could have released our scores a week after we took the damn thing
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by urmlaw17 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:36 pm
I want my score already. Please!!!
I hate doing all this waiting. It's so stressful.
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by futurehoosierJD » Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:42 pm
Hey guys - I could use some advice. I just got notice from LSAC that the test materials/answer sheets from my testing center are deemed lost and I can either make up the LSAT on 1/6 or sit for the February administration.
I am very worried about the delay in submission of my applications by sitting for the February LSAT. I felt confident that my December LSAT score was going to be better than the one already in my file (156). PT scores no less than 165. However, I am not sure how well it would go if I take the makeup test on 1/6. I have not touched anything LSAT-related and the holidays leave little time to prepare.
Any advice you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. This sucks. Worst. Christmas. Present. Ever.
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by Mikey » Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:50 pm
futurehoosierJD wrote:Hey guys - I could use some advice. I just got notice from LSAC that the test materials/answer sheets from my testing center are deemed lost and I can either make up the LSAT on 1/6 or sit for the February administration.
I am very worried about the delay in submission of my applications by sitting for the February LSAT. I felt confident that my December LSAT score was going to be better than the one already in my file (156). PT scores no less than 165. However, I am not sure how well it would go if I take the makeup test on 1/6. I have not touched anything LSAT-related and the holidays leave little time to prepare.
Any advice you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. This sucks. Worst. Christmas. Present. Ever.
Damn that truly sucks, so so sorry to hear that!
I say take it, unless you're willing to just sit the cycle out. Did they tell you anything about the make up test regarding the turn around with giving scores back? if they come back fast I say just go for it and your apps can still get in with decent timing. If not, maybe sit the cycle out and retake in June or September?
Either way it sucks! :/
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by JamesBlahDeBlah » Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:52 pm
futurehoosierJD wrote:Hey guys - I could use some advice. I just got notice from LSAC that the test materials/answer sheets from my testing center are deemed lost and I can either make up the LSAT on 1/6 or sit for the February administration.
I am very worried about the delay in submission of my applications by sitting for the February LSAT. I felt confident that my December LSAT score was going to be better than the one already in my file (156). PT scores no less than 165. However, I am not sure how well it would go if I take the makeup test on 1/6. I have not touched anything LSAT-related and the holidays leave little time to prepare.
Any advice you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. This sucks. Worst. Christmas. Present. Ever.
Take a PT before deciding, it's only been two weeks and you don't lose that ability overnight. See how it goes. If you do well, take the 1/6, why not. Though you will probably be one of the only ones in the January waiters thread.
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by futurehoosierJD » Mon Dec 18, 2017 5:01 pm
Mikey wrote:futurehoosierJD wrote:Hey guys - I could use some advice. I just got notice from LSAC that the test materials/answer sheets from my testing center are deemed lost and I can either make up the LSAT on 1/6 or sit for the February administration.
I am very worried about the delay in submission of my applications by sitting for the February LSAT. I felt confident that my December LSAT score was going to be better than the one already in my file (156). PT scores no less than 165. However, I am not sure how well it would go if I take the makeup test on 1/6. I have not touched anything LSAT-related and the holidays leave little time to prepare.
Any advice you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. This sucks. Worst. Christmas. Present. Ever.
Damn that truly sucks, so so sorry to hear that!
I say take it, unless you're willing to just sit the cycle out. Did they tell you anything about the make up test regarding the turn around with giving scores back? if they come back fast I say just go for it and your apps can still get in with decent timing. If not, maybe sit the cycle out and retake in June or September?
Either way it sucks! :/
Thank you for the sympathy! It feels nice to know others think this sucks, haha. LSAC did not include any information about the turnaround timing for scores. Do you think sitting for the February administration is too late for this cycle? I am going to take a practice test tonight and see how it goes. I just hate the idea of rushing everything.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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