I suppose this day was inevitable. The day that I acknowledge my failure.
I just received my LSAT score and got a 160.
Obviously this was a little disappointing. Not least of which was because of my much higher practice test scores.
Before I get accused of either being a retard (a still plausible answer) or of not facing up to my failure, I would like to point out some other factors that might have contributed to my terrible score.
I had been away at my National Guard drill where we had a (usually pretty intense) live-fire exercise in which we had the added misery of a completely re-organized unit. Sleep was also kind of lacking. Around hour four of the test, I could tell I wasn't doing to well attention-wise and it was section 5 instead of section 3 that was scored.
I now face attending a low ranked school or taking the test again and delaying school (and life) by another @#$%ing year.
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