So I received my LSAT score yesterday. It was not what I had hoped that it would be. It was, realistically, what I was expecting. I found the actual LSAT much harder than any of the practice tests that I had completed. I guess that my nerves got to me. The score isn't terrible. But it is a "maybe I'll get into the school of my choice" rather than a "I will probably get into the school of my choice." I think that improving my score by 5 points will put me into the "most likely" category. (And improving by 10 points will put me in the "Welcome to Law School" category...)
So.
I am going to rewrite in February.
I have a whole month to restudy. I am contacting my prelaw advisor to look for a tutor. I am much more emotionally stable than I was when I began studying in September. And even more healed than when I wrote a month ago.
So, here we go again!
(I sound much more positive and confident than I am feeling).
I think that it's great you want to improve your score even though it sounds like you did pretty well. Go girl! You can do it!
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Thanks Nat! I had a bit of a breakdown about it all last night, but am feeling a lot better about it today. Hope you are having a good weekend!
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