Sept. '09 LSAT...TODAY IS THE DAY!!!!

[cdrhodes]

So do you think that's it?  Website is obviously dead...it's 9:00...it doesn't look good.  Has anyone seen anything in the last hour or so?

[On3H34rT]

LSAC has been completely dead for me for the past thirty minutes.

[DiggzDE]

I just finished eating a big late lunch and came on this site so see what was up from last night. Saw the action going on. Went to LSAC.org and got the "connection interrupted". Now sitting here feeling like I'm going to throw up from nerves as I wait.




I refreshed the site and it loaded in full. Then timed out again. This was about 45 minutes ago.

[sferrell0518]

Got my e-mail...

[DiggzDE]

Just got on and checked. No score posted for me yet. But I'm west coast.

Site does say: "Score E-mail Date: 10/16/2009"

[On3H34rT]

Still nothing in Arkansas.  >_>

[Jeffort]

Maybe they do it by last name, alphabetically? I'm a W.

From previous score releases over the last several years it appears that the emails and associated pdf disclosure downloads being available on the LSAC webpage are done in batches by test center.  Meaning one test center per batch that the LSAC computers put out/make available.

Whether the order of release is by geographic location of the test center, say east coast to west coast, or by test center # is up to LSAC and not disclosed.

PS:  It certainly doesn't help the LSAC staff and their servers that are sending out the stuff speed up the process when people keep refreshing their browsers on lsac.org ~5 times per minute, thereby hogging bandwidth and server time.

Just a random guess, maybe if people would stop hitting refresh over and over in an OCD manner the stuff would get delivered faster...

/jsia

[On3H34rT]

While I somewhat agree with you, LSAC could just as easily shut down access until the scores are posted.

[Doodsmack]

Still nothing in NY, 9:30 pm. But they wouldn't put 10/16 if they couldn't do it.

[hopefulsplitter28]

My friend got his score. He said the curve was -11!!

Let's rejoice