As I was finishing LG’s today, I noticed that I had bubbled 22 questions when there was really 23, but I definitely did the last question. So I have a feeling my bubbling was off and every subsequent question was screwed.
That being said, I think at most it was game 3 and 4 that were off, and likely only the latter half of 3 (if at all) and definitely 4 (maybe only the 4th game). I definitely cross-checked the first two games, saw the 3rd game, (stupidly) decided it was probably the most difficult, and skipped to the last game before jumping back and doing the 3rd.
That being said, games has been my weakest section fairly consistently. I’ve been consistently PT’ing in 168-174 range. I don’t have any prior actual tests.
Should I cancel? My GPA probably has me locked out at HYS and most of CCN (3.6-7 range). How much would an October retake, if this really does screw me a lot, hurt me?
Rest of it didn’t feel bad. LR’s were nothing special, and I know everybody is freaking out about RC, but only one of the sections felt especially tough and I still feel like I only came out -1 or -2 on that passage.
Request it to be hand graded (tell them you misbubbled) and if you were simply off by 1 and clearly have the right pattern of answers, they will give you credit.
That’s awesome. Definitely try this. I hope this works out for you OP. I’ve misbubbled on PTs and I’ve freaked out plenty over that. I couldn’t imagine what you’re going through doing it on the real thing.
Given where my GPA puts me at, are there any net benefits to canceling over seeing the score? As I left the test my gut was with canceling, but I’m having a hard time justifying not just seeing the score and retaking if need be.
I seriously wish I knew this before December 2012. This is why TLS is so great. I actually gave up on my 2nd LSAT and cancelled because I was afraid of multiple low 160s scores. Then I saw the curve and I was pretty pissed. I then knew I would have scored at least 3 or 4 points higher on that LSAT than my only other score.