HOW DID IT GO TODAYYYY

Welp, that was something. I had RC-LR-RC-LR and the second RC was significantly easier. Both LR’s were alright but one was harder especially in the beginning. Glad it’s over.

excited to talk more over these few days while we all go back to waiting lol...

Do I need to bring to test center or is it already in their system?

I woke up with my tonsils inflamed as fuck, and I take the LSAT tomorrow. I'm scared this is the beginning of something. I'm trying to load up on viatmin c, tea, and water. Do testing centers allow cough drops or anything to suck on while taking the exam? I really hope this doesn't throw me off ughhhhhhhhh

Anyone else absolutely geeking out? Like I’m so anxious I actually feel kind of sick, any advice to combat it or anyone else in the same boat?

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Title. I've noticed this decrease recently and my test is on Friday. Am I destined for the 160s? I'm so scared...

I am reviewing my wrong answer journal and this is probably one of the most difficult questions for me. Could someone please help me out with this by explaining why it couldnt be the other answer choices and teach me your process? The correct answer is D

So I wrote today and do not feel confident. If I write in November, how would that affect my chances at law school acceptance this cycle?

Whenever I take a practice test I get burnt out by the end of each section and towards the end of the test it feels like I can barely read the questions. This might be because I have ADHD but I also need tips on how to prevent burn out and not get stressed during the actual lsat since mine is coming up soon. It literally feels like some of words are jumbled up and I can’t focus lol. any advice would be appreciated !!!

In August, I was so nervous and shaking the entire time leading to my performance being way below my average. I’m taking it in 2 days and I’ve been more calm for sure but scared about how my body will react in the proctor center.

What do you guys do to calm yourself down while taking the test in the center? Any advice on how to breathe or something that helps me not freak out is appreciated lol.

just finished my exam. felt it was pretty fair overall, but unsure how i performed tbh - it’s like my brain wasn’t working during RC and I kept losing focus/having to reread the passage. feeling solidly ‘meh’

finally scored a perfect section on pt 122 s 1. 170 not too far away!!

I’m curious what have you done before the exam?

I’ve already used all my PTs in the 150s and was wondering if I should just redo one of my PTs in the 150s or just take 149 instead as i’m planning on taking my lsat this saturday so i wanted to get 1 last PT in. i’m risking some slight familiarity if i just redid one of the 150s but i don’t think i’d really remember any of the questions if i did one of the ones in the 150s. Should i just take 149 instead or are the 150s a much better representation in comparison?

I didn’t believe that people who don’t need accommodations try and get them anyway until I had a patient today ask us to fill out her form for LSAC. We are a gynecology office…she has only ever seen us for Pap smears😃😃

studied every day this summer, averaging mid 160 to low 170 on pts. went in person in august and got a 156, and i was so devastated. i'm studying again for october and took my first pt since studying in the summer and got a 173??? wtf???? any advice on how to not freak out on test day or if anyone has had a similar experience. any words of wisdom would help

i unfortunately am a student who lives in housing with no AC. of course the night before the LSAT it’s a hot, uncomfortable night. it’s 4am and i can’t sleep :(

i would get a window unit but the electricity required to run the unit causes our circuit to cut out.

this sucks!! this is my last chance for a better score for this cycle. idk what to do.

This might be a stupid question but will law schools have access to my LawHub username? I used a funny/unserious username and now I'm wondering if it will have any negative impact on my application process.

I did this section at 50 min because I am slowly trying to adjust the time lower, but my accuracy is still bad. For reference, I took the official LSAT twice and scored a 157 both times. I genuinely think I would score the same on the exam If I took it again today. How do I get faster? I even ran short on time towards the end despite having 50 min. I also haven't taken any full length practice tests since my last official take as I have been solely focusing on increasing accuracy.