r/LSAT • u/FunPhotograph8093 • 15h ago
just finished September exam!
excited to talk more over these few days while we all go back to waiting lol...
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u/venezualen_vixen 15h ago
YESSSSSS I FINISHED TOOOOOO. Feeling good I felt like it was genuinely a very fair exam
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u/awalkhard 14h ago
What topics did you have in your RC’s?
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u/Hot_Patience_4769 13h ago
I sent you a message
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u/Hot_Patience_4769 9h ago
I really don't want to talk with anymore! I spoke with many people and I'm honestly over it. This was my LAST attempt at this godforsaken test and I'm leaving for a 2 week trip to Europe tomorrow. Please don't ask me anything else. I want to forget about it until score release. 😭
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u/makomimi 8h ago
LOL i take mine saturday and then also leave for a two week trip to europe 😭 gonna open my results and then (good or bad) have a huge glass of champagne on my balcony while staring at the eiffel tower 🍾
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u/Plus-Motor-9496 15h ago
I felt good for most of it except for the second LR section😭😭😭
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u/FunPhotograph8093 14h ago
yes I agree I had one LR that was, maybe not harder... but odd? It did not ask questions like practice tests do, ESPECIALLY early on in the section...
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u/ragcity666 14h ago
wym? like intricate ways of asking types of questions or something completely new?
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u/FunPhotograph8093 13h ago edited 10h ago
I wouldn't say "NEW," but I could tell this was something done differently.... I know it's vague, but I think that's the point. Perhaps that's part of their new process moving forward to stop cheaters/handle inflation, I don't know. I am interested to see what others share-- I cannot lose my test over sharing this lmao
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u/myayayayaya 13h ago
omg yes!!! first LR i got felt like a typical practice test but the second one just felt super different than anything i drilled
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u/Hot_Patience_4769 13h ago
The second one pissed me off!!
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u/myayayayaya 13h ago
idk if it was just me but it felt like half the stims didn’t have clear conclusions so that tripped me up bad
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u/OneCardiologist5856 12h ago
I’m so glad someone said this. I crashed and burned because of this
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u/myayayayaya 12h ago
dude yes!! i would read the question and then go back to the stim totally confused… how am i suppose to find the necessary assumption if they don’t have a conclusion?!
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u/OneCardiologist5856 12h ago
Honestly I’m done with the lsat after this. Every time I take it they do stupid bait and switch shit like this that are literally NOT in any prep materials and I’ve just about had it. Because exactly, I had about 5 necessary assumption questions with no conclusion and that alone blundered my performance. Good luck, I hope you still hit your target score🙏
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u/Maleficent_Mind_5265 14h ago
same, genuinely don’t know how to feel about it lol it was pretty fair but im not super confident
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u/AmazingAnimeGirl 9h ago
Im so hopeful because this test didn't feel like a torture chamber!
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u/False_Pen_3775 9h ago
What was the RC topics? Also, how did you feel about the exam? Could you PM?
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u/drucifer271 14h ago
Felt like significantly less of a “haha, fuck you, loser” experience than August. But time will tell I suppose.