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@CCCCLLLL said: 7sage is a life saver! I just tested for my first attempt in September and they took me from a 142 diagnostic to a 170! And was still unable to run through answer choices without hearing J.Y.'s commentary eliminating each option hah…
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@TheLoftGuy I would factor in the fact that you've been studying for so little time! I think you have the ability to score very high if you take a little longer with prep:)
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@Matthew524 said: I meant like is it released by geographic location or random batches of people get it. Sorry should have been more clear. It's ok! but that I have no clue about. Just hang in there!
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@Matthew524 said: Anyone know how the scores are released? Email, but check both LSAC and email.
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@TheLoftGuy how bad is it?
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@twssmith said: The longer my score doesn't arrive - the more chance I have to take down Josh and Montaha for Chattels award $ and that may be more impressive than whatever I score on this damn test!! You are so hilarious today! hahaahha I love it
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@"Cant Get Right" @BruiserWoods where ya'll at?!?!
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@tristanschmoor said: Goodbye forever! Haha! Congrats nonetheless! that's my dream score
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@bjphillips5 said: 167 Impressive!!!
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!!! hope you did well
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@TheLoftGuy said: Why hasn't anyone post there score? It can be personal
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@twssmith said: Just got an email from Dominos and they can shove their Pizza where it don't belong... DEAD LOOOL
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omggggg!
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You can send it to me
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Hey guys, someone on the Discord Chat informed us that the LSAC CEO passed away, so maybe that has something to do with scores not being released. http://www.law.com/sites/almstaff/2016/09/26/law-school-admission-council-president-dan-bernstine-dies…
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@Theartofdelusion said: but I thought LSAC originally said the release date was Oct 20th? That's correct but they usually release a few days earlier
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@Kateryna said: email comes after lsac releases the score on their website. Hmm...I don't think this is true. It depends honestly.
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@"legal_name" said: This is what happens when pre-score release anxiety kicks in. You have time to come up with all kinds of crazy scenarios. Good to know, thanks. Aww! haha, it's ok, deeeep breaths! wow I feel like I'm coaching a bunch of women g…
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@"legal_name" said: assuming your score is so high in comparison to your last score (wishful thinking) that it needs to be investigated... would your score be withheld? Has anyone had this happen to them? Nah, nothing will be investigated.
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@jowens7317 said: Why doesn't LSAC just update and revise their projected score release date to keep it accurate instead of just releasing them whenever.. Lol LSAC reading your comment like: https://imgflip.com/s/meme/Laughing-Men-In-Suits.jpg
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@jowens7317 said: they lost some of this past September's LSATs again? I know they lost some of last December's Yeah, September's was in Florida and December's was in California.
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@"Cant Get Right" said: The title can be used for any day, yes, but @montaha.rizeq 's argument explicitly states that "the thread-" not the title- "is just awkward." Thus, we cannot view the thread's title in isolation from the tread. Furthermore…
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@Matthew524 said: technically the title of the thread can be used for any day including tomorrow or the next day lol I just can't win with future lawyers, can I?
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well now this thread is just awkward.
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@TheLoftGuy said: I'm going to bed until tomorrow. Haha! I'm bummed guys, I really thought it would be today.
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@Kateryna said: a higher score than expected? What do you mean by higher score? +2-3 points or +15 points lol
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@"Alex Divine" said: If you're ready, you're ready.. Yup, that's what it comes down to. I'm awaiting such a day
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@jonathan.hatcher7 yup all accounts will go gray but everyone receives their scores at different times whether it's via email or on the LSAC account.
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@TheLoftGuy lol is 161 your target? And no need to post the actual score haha we'll believe you.
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@TheLoftGuy nope it technically means you scored better than the percentage of your score. So if you really got a 135 it means you scored better than 8 percent of the LSAT takers, whereas a 180 has a 99th percentile meaning you scored better than 99…