How do you feel about your predicted LSAT score?

[How do you feel about your predicted LSAT score?]

How do you feel about your predicted LSAT score?

I got a 175+  I could have done better but ill take it!

 5 (12.5%)

I got around a 170. I rock!

 9 (22.5%)

I scored 165-170, should I cancel?

 12 (30%)

I score a 160-165, see you in December...

 13 (32.5%)

I scored less than a 160, im going to either A: Slit my wrists. B: Work at McDonald's

 0 (0%)

I scored in the 150's. I'm going to apply to a tier 2 school and become a successful lawyer!...LOL, j/k. I just got accepted to McDonald's!

 1 (2.5%)

Total Members Voted: 35

[Drainer]

 

[StudentUVA]

No idea... RC is very debated and i'm just not sure. Optimistically i could have gotten as high as a 174, pessimistically as low as a 165. 

[Vick]

I don't know.  I used to be feel very well about my performance on the games, but I've really been questioning lately.  I migh thave missed a few crucial rules.  I'm nervous and I really think I'll be retaking in December.  Probably very low 160's or high 150s.   

[Jhuen_the_bird]

Um ... what a bitchy poll.  I predict that I scored in the upper 150's and you can still get into some tier 1 and most tier 2 with that.  And you can be very successful even going to a tier 3 or 4 school.

What is with the elitism on this board?

[sven]

Um ... what a bitchy poll.  I predict that I scored in the upper 150's and you can still get into some tier 1 and most tier 2 with that.  And you can be very successful even going to a tier 3 or 4 school.

What is with the elitism on this board?

Everyone that plays the card that they are 'elites' are only doing so because they're in the same 150-165 boat as everyone else. I'm hoping for high 150's to mid 160's. Hooray for TTT.

[sven]

Um ... what a bitchy poll.  I predict that I scored in the upper 150's and you can still get into some tier 1 and most tier 2 with that.  And you can be very successful even going to a tier 3 or 4 school.

What is with the elitism on this board?

Everyone that plays the card that they are 'elites' are only doing so because they're in the same 150-165 boat as everyone else. I'm hoping for high 150's to mid 160's. Hooray for TTT.

Rofl no. Some of these guys are elites.

Yes. But. Some of them simply want you to think that they are...

[mjb]

Um ... what a bitchy poll.  I predict that I scored in the upper 150's and you can still get into some tier 1 and most tier 2 with that.  And you can be very successful even going to a tier 3 or 4 school.

What is with the elitism on this board?

No *&^% its disgusting. I was a little angered by this as well.

[Jhuen_the_bird]

Um ... what a bitchy poll.  I predict that I scored in the upper 150's and you can still get into some tier 1 and most tier 2 with that.  And you can be very successful even going to a tier 3 or 4 school.

What is with the elitism on this board?

No sh*t its disgusting. I was a little angered by this as well.

Yeah ... it seems like some people take this test a little *too* seriously - I am aware it is important (of course), but it isn't life or death ... and in 5-10 years who cares what you got on the LSAT so long as you are happily living your life (as an attorney or ... perhaps some of us will find different though just as worthwhile and interesting paths - the future is undetermined).  It's ridiculous to even joke about killing yourself or working at McDonald's b/c you don't score over a 165 

[mjb]

Yeah ... it seems like some people take this test a little *too* seriously - I am aware it is important (of course), but it isn't life or death ... and in 5-10 years who cares what you got on the LSAT so long as you are happily living your life (as an attorney or ... perhaps some of us will find different though just as worthwhile and interesting paths - the future is undetermined).  It's ridiculous to even joke about killing yourself or working at McDonald's b/c you don't score over a 165 

Exactly.

[JGR]

Maybe some people find the test more important because they aren't female private part footing around, wondering whether they even want to go to law school.