Why Did I Score Lower on Test Day? | Thinking LSAT, Ep. 462

Every LSAT score release day leaves some frustrated test takers wondering: “Why did I score so much lower than on my practice tests?” This week, Nathan and Ben discuss the number one reason why some people underperform on test day. The guys also celebrate listeners’ success on the June LSAT. They question the viability of applying to law school with a GRE score but no LSAT. And they express a wish for American law schools to adopt the more equitable tuition practices of their Canadian counterparts.

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0:00 - Introduction
3:21 - Keep Studying?
8:29 - Reapply
12:10 - Test Day Struggles
16:18 - LSAT Writing
17:29 - Canadian Law Schools
29:55 - Turn Off the Clock
39:13 - GRE or LSAT?
45:31 - Letters of Recommendation
49:42 - Tips from a Departing Demon
52:24 - Words of the Week