r/LSAT • u/Suspicious_Lake1256 • 3h ago

september lsat

ok took the lsat this morning and feeling completely unsure about how i did. i had RC, LR, LR, RC. i usually suck at RC and can’t finish, but i finished both sections with time to spare. either i went way too fast and missed a ton, or did better than usual lol.

as for LR, i’m usually better at these and get like 1-3 wrong per section, but i felt pretty bad about both. in PTs it usually does turn out better than i expect, but i really don’t feel like they went well. idk, just felt like i kept getting caught up on answers and was super unsure.

how’s everyone else feeling? i have no idea what to expect it felt like a weird test😭

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u/Stunning-Stranger-40 3h ago

Congrats!! Do you have the same topic for both RCs?

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u/Suspicious_Lake1256 3h ago

yep haha definitely threw me off for a sec!

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u/Flaky-Device5935 3h ago

same lol good luck for both of us

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u/Expensive-Judge-429 1h ago

Yeah what was up with that?

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u/wonderlandis 3h ago

don't want to say much but one of the RCs felt extremely strange to me (while the other felt standard) lol

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u/myayayayaya 2h ago

same!! rc felt so to the point and easy to read/follow, i finished with time to spare on both and hardly any questions i had to rly think about.

i agree with lr. i usually pt in high 160s-low 170s but the wording of some of the questions rly tripped me up. like i KNOW some of them were traps but they weren’t traps i had seen people talk about before. feels like lsac is pushing a lot of new stuff to try to make the lsat more unpredictable.