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sorrowmonkeyWell, for better or worse, I'll all through with the LSAT.
I got there about 8:00 AM, after trying to find a parking space on Yale's campus. I got in to the site, and we spent nearly an hour sitting there while the proctors counted and recounted the adminission tickets (they'd lost one). Finally, the test starts, and we get through the first three 35-minute segments. A little break, but I didn't have enough change for the vending machine, so I just wandered up and down the hallway to stretch. We then do the final two 35-minute multiple guess segments, and the writing segment.
Overall time, six hours. Overall, I think I did decently, although I don't think a perfect score is too likely. I was despondent going into the writing section, but I was fairly happy with my essay, even the handwriting wasn't that bad. I'm feeling pretty drained though, so I might lay down for a bit before I start in on the rest of the chores I have for this weekend.
Oh, right, and the test was in a big lecture hall, so I got to do the whole thing on one of the lame fold out desks, I would say it was about 10" on a side, tops, and it would fold all the way down, either, so I had to hold all of my papers the entire time to keep them from sliding off onto the floor.
Thanks for all of the good wishes; I appreciate it.
I got there about 8:00 AM, after trying to find a parking space on Yale's campus. I got in to the site, and we spent nearly an hour sitting there while the proctors counted and recounted the adminission tickets (they'd lost one). Finally, the test starts, and we get through the first three 35-minute segments. A little break, but I didn't have enough change for the vending machine, so I just wandered up and down the hallway to stretch. We then do the final two 35-minute multiple guess segments, and the writing segment.
Overall time, six hours. Overall, I think I did decently, although I don't think a perfect score is too likely. I was despondent going into the writing section, but I was fairly happy with my essay, even the handwriting wasn't that bad. I'm feeling pretty drained though, so I might lay down for a bit before I start in on the rest of the chores I have for this weekend.
Oh, right, and the test was in a big lecture hall, so I got to do the whole thing on one of the lame fold out desks, I would say it was about 10" on a side, tops, and it would fold all the way down, either, so I had to hold all of my papers the entire time to keep them from sliding off onto the floor.
Thanks for all of the good wishes; I appreciate it.
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Date: 2005-12-03 08:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-12-03 08:14 pm (UTC)glad you are done!
Date: 2005-12-03 08:43 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-12-03 09:39 pm (UTC)I hate waiting for test results...
I'm betting you passed :)
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Date: 2005-12-03 10:38 pm (UTC)Good luck!
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Date: 2005-12-05 12:42 am (UTC)I hope you did better than you think you did.
If you do decide to take the GRE, the results are yours as you leave except for the writting section. Not shabby.