The December 2009 LSAT Results
Well, we won’t know scores for some time, but we’ve started getting some feedback from our students. We stay away from talking about LSAT content to respect the testing process, but we’ve had students saying that it was a pretty standard LSAT for them. A common report goes like this: just wanted to say I felt extremely prepped and ready for the test yesterday. A great relief to walk in there and really be “surprised” by nothing.
Here is another nice letter: //www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=98343&p=2271246#p2271246
As a warning to future LSAT-test-takers, I heard from a few students who felt they did not do their best because they found themselves pressed for time. Even if you are great on your timing on practice tests, the reality of taking the LSAT can make you act differently. That’s why I sometimes recommend practicing with 34 or 33 minutes per section.
On another note, turns out that LSAC will be a bit slow with sending back scores this time. Even the LSAT elves need to take time off during the holidays.
If you’re interested in reviewing the LSAT with us, we’ll be hosting a review workshop in about a month, so stay tuned.