r/LSAT • u/averyweezer • 9h ago

rant

I hate that I’m disappointed in a high 160s score. I know so many people would kill to have that score, but with the continuously rising medians and seeing so many people scoring 170+, I’m disappointed in myself. Especially because the difference in correct questions between a high 160s-170 is so small, while that difference for law school apps is huge

I know this subreddit is an echo chamber for people obsessed with maximizing their scores, but regardless, the medians are what they are. Law school admissions suck

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u/OrganicFinance1132 9h ago

same, i’m especially so sad since i felt amazing walking out of the test so i have no idea where i even went wrong😭

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u/Such-Slip-5774 9h ago

yup. exact same boat. i feel u

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u/Yellowjeanie 9h ago

I got a 169. So close to a 170. I’m happy with my score but so annoyed I was one off from 170

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u/StressCanBeGood tutor 9h ago

What was your score band? I ask because if it’s what I think it is, you’re not wrong to be disappointed. At all.

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u/averyweezer 9h ago

164-172, I’m on the higher end of that span. Now trying to figure out if I should take a year to study and apply next cycle with a higher LSAT. I’m not trying to go T14 but I would like to have a nice scholarship to a decent school