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Logical Reasonings / 3.7.12
A) Blueprint is giving away a free LSAT prep course. Grab your camcorder and check out how. Facebook. B) Ann K. Levine, Esq. knows what we’re talkin’ about. Law School Expert. C) This is strange: Someone forged a US Department … Read Entire Article…
Mar 7, 2012 - 4:39 pm - By Hank
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The Wait Begins for Law School Applicants with February LSAT Scores
So LSAC finally pulled the trigger and released February LSAT scores a day before they were expected to come out. Another curve ball, as LSAT test takers have become accustomed to LSAT scores being released several days early. Those folks in Newtown, PA, sure like to keep us guessing.
Some of you are understandably elated at your LSAT score. Some of you are understandably upset.
Some of you are way ahead of the game and already have an LSAT score for the upcoming law school application season (this article isn’t for you). Some of you are a little behind and are relying on this LSAT score to update your law school applications for next fall (this article is for you).
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Mar 7, 2012 - 12:51 pm - By Matt Shinners
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February 2012 LSAT Scores Released Today
At the buzzer…yes!
The mysterious, all-powerful beings behind the curtain at LSAC released the February 2012 LSAT scores today (about 10 minutes ago, in fact) — roughly 24 hours before their estimated release date. So wipe that sweat from your brow, LSAT students, and check your email and LSAC account, because although it came down to the wire, you can finally see how you did. But remember: LSAC sends out LSAT scores in random waves instead of all at once, so it takes several hours throughout the day for all LSAT scores to find their homes. Don’t try to convince yourself it isn’t random, either — as if scores are sent from highest to lowest. It’s. All. Random.
As you know, the February LSAT is undisclosed. So we won’t be able to help you out regarding the February 2012 LSAT curve.
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Mar 6, 2012 - 6:21 pm - By Hank
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What to Expect When LSAC Releases February LSAT Scores
A splendid Monday to those who took the February 2012 LSAT. It’s okay. No need to respond. Continue eating your sandwich. You may be interested to know that LSAC is scheduled to release LSAT scores this very week. You may also be interested to know that you’ll be receiving said LSAT score in one of a few ways.
The first way you can receive your February LSAT score is snail mail, but only if you pay for it. Which couldn’t be less worth it. After all, you’re reading this blog post on the interwebz. This is a strong indication that you have a computer (or at least access thereto) and thus have an account on the LSAC website. If you have an LSAC account, keep an eye on your email, for that is the source from whence your LSAT score shall come (I couldn’t turn down an opportunity to use “whence”).
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Mar 5, 2012 - 12:03 pm - By Alex Davis
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LSAT Score Predictor: Downton Abbey Edition
Continuing our tradition of predicting the LSAT scores of fictional characters from television shows, this week we turn our sights across the pond to Yorkshire, England. Just how would the residents of Downton Abbey fare in the face of our favourite standardised teste?
Earl Robert Crawley – 164
Robert Crawley, the head of Downton Abbey, is a surprisingly rational and forward-thinking man, especially for an aristocrat. Whether allowing his daughter to marry a commoner or turning his home into an infirmary, he’s shown that he isn’t too proud a man, and would make sure to study diligently. But he also has a pretty fatalistic streak, which we witnessed when he wouldn’t fight for Mary’s right to be able to inherit the estate. So he wouldn’t retake the test even though he could probably do even better. He’d also probably have a sudden outburst about the need to leave things as they are.
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Feb 24, 2012 - 6:58 pm - By Colin Elzie
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Logical Reasonings / 2.17.12
A) Yesterday we gave away the first $50 in our Facebook sweepstakes. Lucky for you, there’s still two more chances to win. (And three ways to enter.) Facebook. B) Here’s some law school job placement data. Happy Friday. Reuters. C) … Read Entire Article…
Logical Reasonings / 1.27.12
A) A poll last week asked how strict the American Bar Association should be regarding LSAT scores and GPA. Survey says… Above the Law. B) Preparing for the LSAT? Take a philosophy class. The Reflector. C) Look at Vermont Law … Read Entire Article…
Sizing Up the December 2011 LSAT
December LSAT scores came out last week, which was quite the momentous occasion. Most people, naturally, focused on their specific scores. But what about the test? Was it par for the course, or did it stand out from the pack? I’ve taken the test, and am ready to pass my judgment. But first a word of warning: if you’re planning on taking the December 2011 LSAT soon as a practice test, you probably shouldn’t read on. Knowing what’s coming on a practice test can spoil the surprise, whether in regards to the curve, individual sections, or just general impressions. Otherwise…
The December LSAT was pretty conventional. Somewhat difficult, but conventional. There wasn’t anything on the test that really stood out as being noteworthy or new. The LSAT curve was generous, allowing -14 for a 170, which seemed fair. The test was harder than usual, but in predictable ways.
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Jan 9, 2012 - 6:55 pm - By Colin Elzie
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December 2011 LSAT Scores Released
One of the longest waits for LSAT results is over.
At approximately 2:30 p.m. PST on Wednesday, LSAC began releasing results for the December 2011 LSAT. The exam was conducted on December 3, and LSAT scores were released a stress-filled 32 days later on January 4.
For many, it was worth the wait.
The December LSAT had an extremely lenient curve: -14 for a 170 and -28 for a 160. That means you could have missed 14 questions and still scored a 170, and you could have missed 28 and still scored a 160. So if you remember things not going very well on test day, you probably scored better than you anticipated. Then again, it’s been 32 days. You’ve probably experienced a seesaw of expectations.
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Jan 4, 2012 - 6:24 pm - By Hank
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Logical Reasonings / 1.4.12
A) Let’s take a look at how December LSAT score release day went down in the blogosphere. It began with this young man calling for justice from LSAC. It’s Bretters in Theory. B) Then this person started to hear rumblings … Read Entire Article…
Jan 4, 2012 - 6:12 pm - By Hank
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