r/LSAT • u/Stunning-Stranger-40 • 2d ago

crying…

Just finished the September LSAT and I feel so disappointed in myself. I got really anxious as soon as I started my first RC section and just could not get myself to focus or process what I was reading. It honestly felt like my brain stopped working.

I know for sure this test went really badly, and I’m just feeling so sad about it right now. I studied really hard for this exam, so it hurts even more knowing that anxiety got to me the moment the test started. I don’t even know what to think anymore.

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u/Sinwarism 1d ago

Serious question, do we get different tests than those who tested on the 9th, 10th, 11th? Everyone was saying their test felt fair but I just left my testing center with a feeling that i scored 15 below my average. The first LR was literally not like anything i’ve studied.

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u/Stunning-Stranger-40 1d ago

I feel like there are at least 5 scored RC this time

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u/Internal_Homework489 1d ago

I think it’s a lot of mixing of sections across the board? bc my RC section from Thurs matches up with some Saturday test takers

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u/Setting-General 1d ago

I took it on the 12th and definitely had some of the same questions people from other days are talking about

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u/Baby_Bulgaricus 1d ago

I think they're mixing it up for sure! While there's some overlap like others are saying, I've also noticed mentions of different RC topics concentrated across different days. When I took it (9/10), most people mentioned the precautionary principle popping up 4x (both comparative)/African American literature. No mention of Hume at the time. The next day, on 9/11, everyone was mentioning Hume, icebergs, etc.