I hate my life

[MuMuGuy]

I took the test today and got the crappiest possible test scenario

1) LG
2) LR
3) LR
4) LR
5) RC

I hated the game with the buses. I hope the curve is lenient for this test.

[kennedyposter]

yeah, i ignored the bus game all-together and put all B's because I ran out of time haha. but the other ones were easy so maybe heaven will shine upon me and let that bus game have a lot of B's credited.

[LessThanLiz]

yeah, i ignored the bus game all-together and put all B's because I ran out of time haha. but the other ones were easy so maybe heaven will shine upon me and let that bus game have a lot of B's credited.

I answered the first question in that game and put A's for the rest, though I judging by what folks have been saying, none of those were A's Oh well, fingers crossed that I did good enough on the other games.

[crimsonpham]

why is that the crappiest scenario?

[!закон и право!]

why is that the crappiest scenario?

Apparantly the experimental LG (his first LG) didn't even make sense.

[crimsonpham]

if the logic game was experimental does that mean for his exam they scored 3 logical reasoning sections + 1 reading comp, and no logic game section?

shouldn't one of the LR be experimental since there were 3?

sorry if this is a stupid question

[!закон и право!]

^^ Sorry, you're right. I misread his test format.

He probably got discouraged by the first section (games).

I know certaintly I wouldn't have finished games if it had been the first section in my test format. It usually takes me about a half section to really get into the swing of the test (in terms of pacing). Luckily, LR is by far my strongest section, and this was a nonissue for me:

LR RC LR LR LG

[bruin984622]

why is that the crappiest scenario?

Mine would be a non-experimental RC section being first. 

[interrex]

I hope that you undergrads know that the "curve" on the lsat only will infuluence your percentile, (which is looked at) but NOT your score.
a 142 won't go up if everyone else got a 130 that day, its still a `142, you'll just have a helluvalotbetter percentile. Lawschools look at both.

[MEMEMEME]

I think they mean that they hope the questions wrong to score was lenient and this is based on a "curve." Of course, it is based on three-year numbers and other factors, but on some tests a 70 right is a 157 and on others it is a 159 (not taking into account whether it was out of 101 or 99 questions)