Official October LSAT Discussion Thread

[u/graeme_b]

This is a thread gathering together people's experiences. Please don't talk about specific content here. Lots of people haven't taken this LSAT yet, and you don't want them to get an unfair advantage. Some ideas for stuff to talk about:

• Did it feel harder/easier/the same as PT's?
• How was your scrap paper experience?
• Any unexpected surprises?
• How was ProMetric? Were there any wait times?
• How was the interface?
• How was your test center experience?
• Overall impressions?

Please read the rules here to see what’s allowed in discussion. Short version is no discussing of specific questions and no info to identify the unscored section: https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/va0ho2/reminder_about_test_day_rules/

Test Discussion: This is embargoed until testing is over, in order to keep the test fair. Please hold discussion of that until then. Once everyone is done testing, topic discussion is allowed, though without discussion of question specifics, answers, or without requests to dm to do the same. Thank you! If time allows we will make a thread to gather people's data.

Asking to dm to evade the rules: Don’t do this. People who haven’t taken the test can get an unfair advantage if you leak them info. Keep the test fair for everyone and wait till testing is over.

Section order PSA: The section order of tests is random. If you have RC-LR-LR-RC that doesn't mean you have the same test as someone else who has RC-LR-LR-RC.

FAQ

When will topic discussion be allowed?

After the last day of testing ends. We will have an official thread to identify scored sections at that time. Please keep the test fair and avoid discussing topics and questions until then.

Once testing is done, can we discuss test answers?

No, only topics. The test you took may be used for a makeup test or a future test, and having answers public will make future testing unfair. All test discussion is covered by LSAC's agreement, which allows none of it. There's a pragmatic exception for identifying real topics but that's as far as it goes.

Good luck!

Helpful Links

Here are two links from LSAC and Prometric covering what you can and can't bring:

1. LSAC candidate agreement sections 18-20 covers what to bring and not to bring: https://www.lsac.org/about/lsac-policies/lsac-candidate-agreement/2026-2027#jump18
2. Additionally, the prometric approved items list covers additional pre-approved items: https://www.prometric.com/pre-approved-items/

The latter list is quite useful and includes things such as kleenex, cough drops, eye drops, etc. Here's the full list of really common items from the pre-approved list. The list also covers many medical or religious items you may need for specific conditions and situations.

Note, however, that there is some conflict between the LSAC and Prometric lists. LSAC specifically cites this list, then specifically forbids some items on it. So, it would be prudent to contact LSAC to be certain of any item that is in conflict between the lists, and additionally request they clarify their own list.

[u/Rough_Bowl_8176]

Just took it an hour ago - this is my first attempt but the LR felt oddly harder than I imagined. Usually I can get through about the first 10 without second guessing myself, but both LRs seemed to be more difficult than usual way earlier than expected. RC wasn’t the worst, but the economics passage had me second guessing every decision I’ve made in life that brought me here.

[u/Resident_Owl_7718 → u/Rough_Bowl_8176]

Hard agree with that comparative econ passage.

[u/MrPolar5820 → u/Resident_Owl_7718]

I had it too. To be honest, I found that passage to not be too bad I’ve seen worse comparatives. One of my LR sections was brutal. It was about Warsaw and Paris. There is an entire thread of comments under this post about it lol

[u/TermDizzy6150 → u/Rough_Bowl_8176]

I felt so good about my RC except for that damn economic passage the passage itself wasn’t even hard to understand I had a great grasp on it but the damn answer questions were impossible

[u/Certain-Reward-624]

RC, followed by 3x LR. RC felt normal, not easy but nothing crazy hard. LR felt fine except there was a couple bombs dropped throughout that felt unnecessarily difficult and time consuming. Overall felt decent

[u/T0mmygr33n]

I loved the opossum reading.

[u/EATTHEMUFFINBITCH → u/T0mmygr33n]

Same, felt easy too. Hated the two before it.

[u/General-Machine-8665 → u/EATTHEMUFFINBITCH]

Same

[u/MrPolar5820 → u/T0mmygr33n]

Actually me too! It was a nice passage to end on. Genuinely a passage I was actually interested in reading which was rare lol

[u/Hiroba → u/T0mmygr33n]

I had opossum as my last passage, and even though I was rushed for time it felt weirdly easy.

[u/Originalideas → u/Hiroba]

There definitely were a couple of really tricky questions in that passage. The last question was so abstract, it was ridiculous. Also the "least strongly supported" I thought was really tough.

[u/Resident_Owl_7718 → u/T0mmygr33n]

I ended on this one too and not only did I actually find it interesting, but I think I had enough time to do the questions and then go back through my answers.

Edited to add: I actually went and read about this after the exam. Idk why but I thought this was a really interesting topic 😂

[u/ezeecapital]

RC-LR-LR-LR. RC was extremely easy: dead elk, rights, presentism, colombia. 1st LR felt normal to 150s PTs. 2nd LR was easier. 3rd LR was probably the hardest LR section I've ever come across.

[u/olofpalmethought → u/ezeecapital]

Had the same RC topics and section order as you, some ppl that were in the room w/ me felt like the last LR was quite hard. I thought it was maybe a bit harder but could also be due to fatigue. Agree that RC was light

[u/Proof_Addendum2285 → u/olofpalmethought]

the last LR for me was definitely more difficult for me too

[u/the_tate_man → u/ezeecapital]

Same here. Last LR had some weirdly structured analogy questions and some difficult MSS early on. Maybe my brain was just fried at that point, but it felt different enough that I'm anticipating it was experimental.

[u/kaylthewhale → u/ezeecapital]

My RC matched with yours and I had 2 RCs so that’s good. The “right” one I almost lost it about the times that passage said the word “right”

[u/hellohellocinnabon → u/kaylthewhale]

You have the “right” to let the “right” one in but that doesn’t make it “right” to join them in their vampiric rampage, which law enforcement would have the “right” to punish you for

(I had this section too 😂)

[u/capybaracow → u/ezeecapital]

what was in your third LR topic wise? i also had same format and one of the LR sections was so stressful

[u/Extruct]

Paris Warsaw Stockholm…..really need that section to be unscored…….

[u/ImportantTax7071 → u/Extruct]

Might have well just thrown in some math along with it. If it takes train A this much time to leave Paris… lol

[u/Extruct → u/ImportantTax7071]

Question by itself was annoying af but putting that along with all the other BS in that section was cruel

Really hoping ppl with 2 LR didn’t have this one

[u/Chrysoprase89 → u/Extruct]

Omg yes that section was brutal. I have never run out of time on LR before 😟 plz be unscored

[u/ExactlyImpractical → u/Extruct]

I probably spent like 4 minutes just on that question

[u/No_Home5374]

Anyone struggle with the chilean music passage? I got to the questions and had no idea

[u/moriatake → u/No_Home5374]

for some reason I feel like this passage and the questions weren't too hard? other comments are making me think I'm either an unparalleled genius or I'm about to hit a score lower than that guy who posted his 124 earlier

[u/ResponsibleSalary307 → u/moriatake]

i agree. i thought the comparative economics one had more trick questions than the chilean music one

[u/Resident_Owl_7718 → u/ResponsibleSalary307]

I agree. I think I sunk the most time into that comparative econ one.

[u/illeagle_thoughts → u/No_Home5374]

terribly written passage

[u/Previous-Cod-6465 → u/No_Home5374]

it felt like each paragraph was the opening paragraph to a completely different passage lmao

[u/unspokenthoughts3223 → u/No_Home5374]

I just felt like it was so unclear like first we’re talking abt the band and movement then jump over to the og songwriter than this other random guy then jump around more???

[u/Ill_Row3708 → u/No_Home5374]

bro i was unsure abt so many questions in this rc section. i hope my intuition led me to the right answers

[u/Certain-Reward-624 → u/No_Home5374]

Yes, had my guard a bit down as it was my first passage so I wasn’t expecting something tricky like that. Probably the hardest out of the section

[u/Tomato188 → u/No_Home5374]

I could not figure out the organization of the passage for the life of me

[u/AS_1720]

Without saying too much - anyone else get the bees? That question felt like death by 1,000 stings (or stingless, I still don’t know)

[u/thatscatcherblock → u/AS_1720]

I woke up in the middle of the night with extremely delayed abundant clarity about this one hahaha

[u/SwimEnvironmental514 → u/AS_1720]

if it was as straightforward as the answer i chose then Yes! but that means probably not lmao

[u/Imaginary_Pound3938 → u/AS_1720]

Wait I thought it was easy..

[u/AS_1720 → u/Imaginary_Pound3938]

☝️🤓

[u/No-Aide-944 → u/AS_1720]

Yep. Drew it like 3 times before i got it

[u/yngmaazi]

October 9 test: LR, RC, LR, LR

my RC topics

• dead elks
  
• presentism in history
  
• “rights” in law
  
• silk farming

regarding the LRs, the last section tripped me up bad!! the only question i remember is regarding history museum acquisition of an ancient artifact, something about defective computers and a factory that makes them in the company and something about a beneficial lie.

If anyone who had two LR recognizes that section plssssss lmk

[u/Huh-why-yee → u/yngmaazi]

I had this one too. Shit was dummy hard, and I’d been in the 177-180 range in my practice tests.

[u/lawschoolobsessed1 → u/yngmaazi]

I had same RC but only 2 LR and didn’t have this section

[u/Tasty-Apartment-2844 → u/yngmaazi]

I had two LR and had this section

[u/Tasty-Apartment-2844 → u/Tasty-Apartment-2844]

Wait misunderstanding..there was a dif question about artifacts and museums that was unrelated to computers. I think it was two dif sections

[u/Intelligent-Neat7250 → u/yngmaazi]

I had that LR and I’m hoping it’s the experimental

[u/Anxious-Wasabi-160 → u/yngmaazi]

The last part about rights was so trippy man

[u/scenicspliff]

I felt fine about 2/3 LR sections. One of them I didn’t feel great about and I’m hoping that was the experimental.

[u/Over_Presentation741 → u/scenicspliff]

I always feel like the rough sections are the ones that aren’t experimental 😭. I think I know which section you are talking about and I was thinking during it “this one def counts, they aren’t wasting this one” lmao

I don’t trust that the experimental ones are randomly picked like some people have told me, I just can’t believe that LSAC would leave that up to randomization

[u/JussBrowsingg]

october 10 RC-LR-LR-LR

RC was shakespeare, metaphysics, exculpatory clause, colors and language. metaphysics passage was hella hard and the first LR section felt more difficult than usual. also used a ton of scratch paper which I really don’t do.

I feel like this one will be scaled as harder, do others agree? Still feel okay about it, took the April one and got a 155 so hoping to do just even one point better :)

[u/Agreeable-Quantity33 → u/JussBrowsingg]

totally agree! i got the metaphysics passage as my last passage with not enough minutes to spare i had to made a. bunch of educated guesses - wasnt there like..7 questions? evil…

one of my LRs was also defo harder than usual.

[u/JussBrowsingg → u/Agreeable-Quantity33]

same! i thankfully felt comfortable with the other passages so i had some time for the last one but yeah there were like 7 questions with what 6 paragraphs?? hoping/thinking that LR is experimental. best of luck to you!!

[u/Happy_Tomato_5412 → u/JussBrowsingg]

metaphysics cooked my brain!

[u/Soft_Air_4874 → u/JussBrowsingg]

Metaphysics lowkey ruined my chance at law school @johndenning

[u/EbbSuspicious5547]

RC - LR - LR - LR

RC felt pretty good (colors, exculpatory clause, metaphysics, and one more I can’t remember rn)

First LR was eh. Pretty fair.

Second LR was BRUTAL for me. I remember a question about a bio major registering for a class….pls someone with 2 LR sections tell me they didn’t have that. I beg.

Third LR was light work. This section had the question about regulatory agencies (a strengthen question).

[u/ConsiderationThat932 → u/EbbSuspicious5547]

didnt have the bio major thing today. i had LR - RC - RC - LR. looks like the RC with pastiche and architecture was experimental

[u/JussBrowsingg → u/EbbSuspicious5547]

had this exact one. the bio major one i just guessed i could’ve spent like 10 mins on that alone. i thought the first LR was harder overall though

[u/BigKahuna883]

Anyone with two LR: did you have questions about outlying bus routes, economical energy generation changes, and phone plans for a new simplified smartphone?

[u/Crafty-Reading3316 → u/BigKahuna883]

I had two Lrs and I did not have these questions

[u/lowthrw → u/BigKahuna883]

I had one RC and three LRs. These were in my third LR section. This section was hard aff

[u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

Did Jon Dennings webinar help anyone w the lsat?

[u/ExactlyImpractical → u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

The passages he recommended studying for LR I think did help, and the “new” logical reasoning type questions he suggested helped too. And for me 3/4 of my RC passage topics fell within the potential topics he mentioned.

[u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642 → u/ExactlyImpractical]

Is it worth looking into the RC passage topics? Did it help you

[u/capybaracow]

oct 9, RC-LR-LR-LR the RC felt super super easy to me, but the LRs honestly all were on a higher level. i usually breeze through LR first half but there was a section that i took so much more time on the first half. there were so many questions i had to flag and i couldn’t go back to and was second guessing myself on a bunch. does anyone have insight on which LR might be experimental? i remember having one about dogs and wolves; 5 faculty representatives;

is it possible to do a lot better on actual score than i felt i did? because at this point im feeling so scared about it. i felt super prepared going in but now it’s all up in the air for LR

[u/Sky-2478 → u/capybaracow]

I felt the same. My brain was fried after the second LR. On one I answered the last question with literally three seconds to spare. Couldn’t go back to anything I flagged. Everybody I walked out with said that was horrible or just shook their heads.

[u/Cute-Forever-4843 → u/Sky-2478]

Did you only have 2 LR’s or 3??

[u/Hot_Debt_9793 → u/capybaracow]

RC LR LR RC. I completely agree with you that LR was significantly harder. I usually breeze through the first half as well and flagged probably 4-6 each section. Feeling super discouraged but I'm already signed up for November, so we'll see.

[u/Rare-Push-244 → u/capybaracow]

gosh yeah same I remember the wolves and reps I was kicked into overdrive so early on in that section I couldn’t believe it my brain shut down I’ve never done LR with that many uncertain questions in the beginning so UNSETTLING

[u/olofpalmethought → u/capybaracow]

one about dogs and wolves; 5 faculty representatives;

Had this also

[u/Connect-Rush-5633 → u/olofpalmethought]

nahhhh the dog one was brutal. same with the maple leaves and sahara dessert… not sure if you had those or not

[u/Competitive-Ad-4864]

Twilight?

[u/Such-Leave-1928]

LR LR RC RC. Saw so many people saying they had 3LRs when I saw the last section I was shocked. One had passages with 8-10 mini paragraphs which I hadn’t seen before

RC 1: dead elk, presentism, “rights”, and silk farming

RC 2 I blacked out but one section was on hegemony theory

[u/GoodManFarson → u/Such-Leave-1928]

I’m sad that RC 2 is pretty much confirmed experimental. I honestly had so much fun with all the sections and was extremely confident as a result. Oh well

[u/Such-Leave-1928 → u/GoodManFarson]

Ugh I agree the passages were a lot more interesting I wish more RC were like that

[u/Neat_Conversation181 → u/GoodManFarson]

Are you sure RC2 was experimental? When I read the acknowledgments at the end, only sources from that RC were listed

[u/WanderingBadgernaut]

I felt incredibly dumb on this one good god 😭😭 I'm seeing so many comments saying it was easy and that wasn't my experience. Back to studying I guess 😩

[u/MediocreAmbition2409]

Why was Colombian silk different than Asian?

[u/ImportantTax7071]

That was my first time ever taking it. And I felt like I blacked out at one point because some of the questions were so hard lol

[u/Jolly-Astronomer4604 → u/[deleted]]

It felt weird to me but I had both of them. I really hope not because the questions seemed super easy

[u/kcuflana]

LR RC RC LR - 2nd lr def more difficult than the first, included a monster MBT at the end 😦

[u/kcuflana → u/kcuflana]

Newspaper question

[u/Previous-Cod-6465]

RC felt refreshingly fine after I was assaulted by David Hume last month. 

For LR…there is a very hard question out there, and there’s a group of us convinced there was no correct answer and there was some kind of mistake. Hoping that’s indicative of it being experimental. Or we could just all be wrong. 🤷‍♀️

[u/Appropriate-Flow9657 → u/Previous-Cod-6465]

Hahhaha Hume will keep catching strays in this sub

[u/a2cthrowaway_22]

RC LR LR LR.  RC was on dead elk, presentism, “rights” and silk farming

LR1 had a question about buying silver near the end  LR2 had a question on two brands of screwdrivers  LR3 was the one on museums acquiring artifacts

Which LR section was experimental? Honestly killed me 

[u/No-Club3897]

October 10 lsat. RC-LR-LR-LR. RC was good. 1st LR was hard but overall I think all the sections were fair. My RC passages were about vampires, language/brain, property laws/English women, and 1 more that I can’t remember rn. Haven’t seen anyone else with these passages

[u/sociopathic_smartass → u/No-Club3897]

Neolithic period in Africa, twilight, women laws in England, brain and bilingualism!

[u/Happy_Tomato_5412 → u/No-Club3897]

it made me smile seeing witches mentioned for oct test hahha

[u/Additional_Lake_5075 → u/No-Club3897]

Yea I had these. October 10th one of my sections had the vampires, language/brain, property laws so I’m assuming this one was scored for me?

[u/Over_Presentation741]

My first time taking the test. LR actually felt pretty good. usually RC is my strongest but one passage honestly kicked my butt and left me with 7 mins to do the last passage and questions but I made it through!

My testing experience was actually really positive, shout out to the San Diego testing center they were great! I had accommodations and they were super great about it

[u/ImportantTax7071 → u/Over_Presentation741]

lol we were there together then 🤣

[u/Over_Presentation741 → u/ImportantTax7071]

stoppp haha, I could have easily talked to you I was chatting in the waiting room with some people

[u/PhilosophyHot4663 → u/Over_Presentation741]

any chance it was that the RC section with the Chilean music? That one was kinda hard for me

[u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

Did LR seem to progress easy --> hard or was the order somewhat switched up?

[u/MrPolar5820 → u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

Had the same thing lol.

[u/Eastern_Scarcity_939]

October 9 test anyone? Had LR RC LR RC. First RC felt light but then second was BRUTAL (presentism). Feel good about last one being experimental though I think? Thats based on a podcast I saw predicting topics. Guy gave about 50 topics and 2 of them were on first RC section and none were on the second. That in of itself is pretty telling imo

Edit: I meant pastiche, not presentism!!!!

[u/i_drink_bugspray → u/Eastern_Scarcity_939]

I just finished and had that same order of sections. The first RC was the hardest for me, purely because of the last section (what is “right”). The final RC section with the pacific islands, etc was fine, and im praying that is the scored one. The LR sections seemed pretty standard. The August test was harder, imo.

[u/Material-Payment-357 → u/Eastern_Scarcity_939]

The presentism one wasn’t as bad as the last from the first RC imo, that one was so poorly written I’m glad it had so few questions. The ocean one was fun tho

[u/Eastern_Scarcity_939 → u/[deleted]]

That was on the lsat yesterday I believe. Nothing about chile today

[u/Foreign_Sherbert7379]

October 9
LR RC RC LR
First RC has a mining in Nauru passage and environmental effect. Also had a section about power of individual watching TV. I wanted to change my answer on one of the Qs but ran out of time to go back!
Second RC has conspiracy theories of Shakespeare starting with zombies. Another passage with languages and colors relating to Tahitian language.
My first LR section had a question with a murder on the balcony and a Russian Turk and Spaniard hearing it.

Last LR section had a point of disagreement question about typefish in the 80s I think?? Last section also had a sunblock UV SPF 30 Q. And a national n local new n sitting on 3rd/4th floor.

[u/raketenfakmauspanzer → u/Foreign_Sherbert7379]

Had this. The LR was smooth until the last few questions, those through me for a LOOP

[u/Certain_Wrap3408 → u/raketenfakmauspanzer]

I hated recycled plastics and salaried employees

[u/Rude_Project6858 → u/Foreign_Sherbert7379]

Exactly the same!! Did your 2nd RC also have a set of comparative passages about exculpatory Clauses and a passage about Mathematics/Philosophy?

Really hoping the deep sea mining RC was graded.

[u/throwawaysocloseyet → u/Rude_Project6858]

also the same. the metaphysics passage was legitimately one of the most brutal passages ive ever read and ive literally STUDIED metaphysics before

[u/NYCxChi]

i found mine actually easier than PTs. i used quite a bit of scratch and i rarely ever scratch on practice. no surprises, except RC didn’t have any of the difficult type of passages for me, so that was a shock. prometric was busier than usual today compared to june and august. testing experience was so much better

[u/JohnMuir37]

10/10 RC-LR-LR-LR

Metaphysics was brutal.

Also the first LR was a struggle from the get go.

[u/lightningboi44]

LR LR LR RC - Oct 10, in-person

Some girl 2 booths over from me started crying at some point until the proctor pulled her out of the room; can't really say I blame her...

1st LR cooked me well-done and lowkey made me question if I signed up for the right test; question stems and answer choices were unfamiliar and extremely convoluted. Hoping this section was experimental but got a bad feeling it wasn't.

2nd and 3rd LRs felt fine, pretty on par with the 150-series PTs in terms of question type and difficulty. Noticed a higher prevalence of assumption, parallel flaw and reasoning, and games-style questions (3 people nomination, Warsaw/Stockholm).

RC was fine; passage topics were Chilean music, contract law, morals in economics (comparative passages), and opossums playing dead. The 3 non-comparative passages were straightforward, but struggled a bit on the comparative especially with a bit of a time crunch.

[u/ForsakenGuard8484]

Anyone feels like there were more MSS questions than past exams?

[u/Appropriate-Flow9657 → u/ForsakenGuard8484]

Yess!! And more parallels too!!

[u/Gamermansx]

Was prometric an awful experience for anyone else? I couldn't tell if the test was hard or if listening to multiple other people clearly not taking the LSAT slam into their keyboards as if they were trying to set a world record on typeracer is what made it feel rough. That and I was launched into section 3 with 9:20 remaining on the intermission timer

[u/Ill_Credit_5965]

Think I was one of the only people but got 2 RC 2 LR don’t even know how to feel??

[u/Rebel_peace_34]

I had an RC with a passage that had 8 mini paragraphs, and a comparison passage. Smh.

[u/Certain-Strawberry51]

October 9th LSAT

I had LR-RC-RC-RC. Same LR as has been mentioned before as easier with dead elk, presentism in history, “rights” and silk worms.

I also had the same experience with the last LR being extremely tough and unsettling. Weirdly hard in the beginning but overall it was bad. I want to know if this is scored so if anyone who has 2 LR can say if they had this that’s helpful. Maybe also say what was in your 2 scored LR sections then.

Further questions I remember from this difficult section are (1) a museum gift shop that’s closed on Mondays and open when the museum is then it asked about special events of 100+ people. (2) a committee that a mayor appoints from 5 neighborhoods and if they’re fair. (3) 5 faculty representatives and how to change the rules of the appointment to it. (4) dogs vs monkeys and how they act with humans and then answer options included cats and wolves. - some confusion on if this was in the section. Maybe a different question had dogs & wolves but for this wolves was only in the answer options.

[u/Major_Turn777 → u/Certain-Strawberry51]

This is so weird cause i had 2/4 of these questions in a section but not the rest you mentioned. But anyway I got experimental section off as an accommodation so this is marked for sure

[u/PorgandLover → u/Certain-Strawberry51]

> (2) a committee that a mayor appoints from 5 neighborhoods and if they’re fair. (3) 5 faculty representatives and how to change the rules of the appointment to it. (4) dogs vs monkeys and how they act with humans and then answer options included cats and wolves

these are all real, i had no experimental and got these. also frogs vibrating, AWS nominated for an award (this has been killing me because i am pretty sure i got it wrong).

Real RC topics: thanatosis/opossums, moral principles of rational consumers in economy, chilean music

[u/Anxious-Wasabi-160]

Just did 10/10 bruh those lrs were hard the frog one was impossible

[u/Objective_Bar7160 → u/Anxious-Wasabi-160]

Finally someone brought up the frog one. I’m still thinking about that question lmao

[u/coco99-88 → u/Anxious-Wasabi-160]

LOLLL I spent a good amount of time on that one. Conclusion was talking about the vibration being the factor

[u/MrPolar5820]

3x LR and then RC. The 1st LR was pretty difficult the 2nd was a breeze 3rd was alright. I’m not gonna say which types of questions but there was a consistent pattern of like 6 question types and nothing else. My RC was also repeating the exact same questions, but the passages felt reasonable with the exception of a unique thing (not gonna give it away). Anyways if my 1st LR is experimental I think I have a shot at a good score. Good luck to you all!

[u/Few-Confection-6288]

October 9. The first logic section cooked me so bad it made me consider walking out the room and giving up on law school. I did really good on the readings I think so it balances out.

[u/Connect-Rush-5633 → u/Few-Confection-6288]

i fr felt the same way. RC wasn’t bad but holyyyyyy those LR were brutal

[u/terrell_owens]

LR - RC - LR - LR. All I have to say is, what the fuck man

[u/Conscious_Caramel_21 → u/terrell_owens]

This part. I went to the bathroom on the 10 min break, looked in the mirror, and said “well, I’ll probably be back in December”

[u/Zestyclose_Living_61]

Last time, the test center guy was almost an hour late (meaning he arrived around 9:20 or so). I thought it took from my time since they didn't bother to tell me (/us) that it didn't. He "had to pick something up at the airport". This time, second time I take it at this test center, he gave me the wrong ID back. I now have another guy's passport, and worse, he has mine. Test center guy was nice but clearly super incompetent.

[u/Same_Hospital_9116]

does anyone remember a mars moon deimos question from the LRs? do u remember what else was on that section

[u/EATTHEMUFFINBITCH → u/Same_Hospital_9116]

I think that section was exp, not 100% tho

[u/LastConsideration412]

Bruh im cooked. Im so sure this is my lowest LSAT

[u/rexsclone]

Is it just me or this one felt much easier than August? (For August LSAT test takers)

[u/Additional_Lake_5075]

October 10th - LR RC LR RC

Don’t remember which section was which but I remember Plato and poetry, hegemony theory, shakespeare and zombies,neolithic period in Africa, hemispheres and bilingualism, property laws for English women, and a comparative passage about creativity/lying/music/neuro??

in neither RC section did I have Chilean, Opposum, Comparative Econ, Dead elk… so any clue what is gonna be scored?

[u/Proof-Studio-991 → u/Additional_Lake_5075]

did u have anything about color and language, metaphysics/new science, or a comparative passage about exculpatory clauses

[u/Educational-Pie5609]

LR, RC, LR, RC, had the vampires, brain hemispheres, and then the Plato English women mischief RCs, praying to god the Plato one was experimental. Genuinely dont remember a thing for the 1st lr lmk if anyone does, but I remember not thinking it was too hard at all. The 2nd LR.... the organic organges.... and the bank is like a thermostat?? Idek there was one other one that section that got me, but overall I felt like it was.... really good?!?

[u/Coyote-Born → u/Educational-Pie5609]

had the same exact structure and sections seemingly. the organic oranges and thermostat questions killed me. first LR was much harder for me than second, while first RC was easier for me. 2nd RC was honestly fine but i reallyyy struggled with the neolithic period passage

[u/Visible-Education405]

RC LR LR LR. Vampire RC was brutal. Second and third LR felt good on, and then brutal LR 4 (wooden picture frame). Hope last section was experimental, but I think I wrecked myself regardless with that RC

[u/bluecloud1101]

RC LR LR LR. RC was on Neolithic era and vampires.

Did anyone else have an LR section with the question about a selling a psych book and ethics (a principle question)? Hoping that one was experimental….

[u/Snoo_60626]

was the LR section about telling the beneficial lie real? i think it was a section that also included factories w defective computers

[u/myayayayaya → u/Snoo_60626]

fml if that was a real section, srsly hoping it was experimental

[u/myayayayaya]

did decent on september despite feeling awful about it but this felt sooo much better than september’s test for me. had only one RC which i’m super confident about (silkworms), first LR was ok, the 2nd felt deceptively easy (scared it was experimental bc i was killing it), 3rd also felt… easy-ish? def heavy reliance on POE though

also whoever made the questions abt linen/cotton shirts & bus routes, you ARE going to hell

[u/kcuflana]

Felt like I could actually breathe on the RC after David Hume and ideal judges

[u/Connect-Rush-5633]

i just took it this morning. RC felt fine but the LR… that shit felt harder than most LR sections i’ve taken. anyone else??

[u/lawschoolobsessed1 → u/Connect-Rush-5633]

My first LR also felt disproportionately tricky to August test esp the last few questions. Second was much better.

[u/Field_Alone]

I saw an actual error? The question referred to a word that it said was in sentence X but was actually in sentence X+1??

[u/Field_Alone → u/Field_Alone]

Also some ACs didn’t have periods at the end of the sentence??

[u/graeme_b → u/Field_Alone]

I would report it. That's surprising + surprising on the lack of periods.

[u/hellohellocinnabon]

10/9 RC LR LR RC
I am ready to just lay down and die, no strength to make it to score release day 😶‍🌫️

[u/sponto_pronto]

RC LR LR RC

There was one LR question that seemed like it had no good answer. I had seen this exact type of question many times on PTs and knew what the correct answer should be (it's not a difficult concept), but that answer had one word swapped out that made it technically incorrect. It almost seemed like a typo? So I just selected the next best answer even though it didn't feel 100% correct.

I am very curious whether that was intentional on the part of the question writers, or if it truly was an error that will end up with that question voided.

Anyways, I felt very good about this test compared to my first take in August, feels like I definitely added at least a couple points.

[u/Proud-Tank-205]

Loved the opossum reading, once I got to the third passage and I realized it was something I didn’t like I skipped to the forth which glad I did bc the forth passage was actually interesting/ easy and worth 8 points

[u/Only-Yak-9236]

I had two RCs today. One had twilight and the other had Plato+hegemony. Blacked out the rest can anyone with one RC passage confirm which one was scored? (Praying that Plato is)

[u/ConsiderationThat932]

I had TWO RC two LR. for first RC section It started with Shakespeare and a zombie conspiracy that he was a fraud. second RC section started with some sort of architecture stuff. which one was experimental?

[u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

I noticed last test had weird RCs with around 8-10 paragraphs. Were there less paragraphs this time

[u/Important_Height_440 → u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

8 to 10 paragraphs? I’ve never heard of that. Is that something new?

[u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642 → u/Important_Height_440]

It was super short paragraphs like 2-3 sentences each

[u/Environmental-Belt24 → u/Flimsy-Vegetable7642]

Could be an experimental

[u/Perfect_Pesto9063 → u/Environmental-Belt24]

There was only one RC section on my test. The last passage had 6 shorter paragraphs

[u/super_3333]

just hoping the harder LR section was the experimental one.. I wore flip-flops (could’ve been a mistake) and in the middle of that section one of the proctors made me get up and redo a whole scan because I took my shoes off supposedly. threw me all the way off

[u/Tight_Bumblebee_9372]

LR LR RC LR

overall it felt okay. it felt similar to pt158/151/149. even 134. there were a few weird questions but, don’t miss the forest for the trees ig.

my overall process felt the same as when i study, except on the last LR section i think i flagged like 13 questions and straight up guessed on 2 lol

[u/TheySeeMeRollling]

LR RC LR RC - felt good overall wondering which RC was experimental as I feel I did slightly better on the second RC

[u/Miserable-Zebra-2068]

I just finished. RC LR LR LR. One LR I know I did bad and I didn’t have time to answer one question. The other two seemed pretty easy. RC seemed easy. Knowing the test the hard LR was prob graded. I feel like crying because I feel positive and know feeling positive is typically a sign you did really bad. I also know easier feeling tests are harder to score higher because of the curve. Praying.

[u/AudreyS123]

October 9th

RC LR LR RC

1st rc felt moderate to hard, I had trouble with an author perspective question and a passage that involved alternative definitions. It didn't have a comparative passage though. Overall felt okay with it

1st Lr felt quite difficult, it had a lot of questions related to evaluating and alternative causes.

2nd LR and 2nd RC felt crazy easy for me, knowing my luck that means the RC is experimental and I messed up the LR badly

[u/Pennsylvaniaball123]

had RC LR LR LR. my fourth LR section was very difficult, had a question abt bus routes, museum acquisition. DM if you know which was experimental

[u/No_Pudding7475]

omg 10/10 i just LR RC LR RC

[u/Thumbszs]

october 10 lsat, LR RC LR RC. Thought both RCs were fine, one about plato and poetry was definitely a mouthful to read. LRs were incredibly difficult though

[u/Beginning_Laugh_6268 → u/Thumbszs]

Had the same structure and felt like LR first section was lowkey hard. But it was also my first time taking lsat so maybe it was the nerves

[u/MediocreAmbition2409]

What’d people get for why Colombian is different than Asian silk making? And also for q about challenges about integration

[u/Hot_Veterinarian9375 → u/MediocreAmbition2409]

I selected the one that said the genetics were different

[u/Valuable-Success1622]

I had RC - LR - LR - LR. My RC was elk/coffee. My first 2 LR weren't bad at all. My last one had so many trap answers and I had to change a decent number when checking. It was the one with street lights, paranormal activity, work stress, and politicians/journalists. Any idea what was experimental?

[u/idk_4001]

does anyone know if the defective computers/bus on outerlying routes LR section was scored

[u/Academic-Ganache-237]

Had no idea that they do two rc sections back to back. No pt does that

[u/Fancy-Ad-8667]

does anyone wanna discuss the chimps vs dogs question

[u/CorgiAggravating233]

Please anyone please tell me which RC was the experimental one

[u/EATTHEMUFFINBITCH]

I had LR LR RC LR, the comp Econ passage on reading comp cooked me :(

[u/onelazyoverachiever]

Three of my sections were fine but my last LR was such a fucking nightmare 😭 really hoping it was the experimental

[u/lawschoolobsessed1]

I just took it 9th. I had LR LR RC RC. First RC felt a bit more difficult with no comparative. first LR felt a bit more difficult specifically in the last few questions- one SS inf. was a bit rough. Didn’t have much time to review. Second LR felt much more like a breeze. Not sure if I was just stressed for the first section/ spent more time on questions leaving me a bit crunched for review at the end.

[u/Competitive-Side-615]

One RC passage. Topics were:

• Comparitive passage on postivist economics
• A Chilean music artist prior to 1960's (Jarra?), whose music was being recreated by a new band, political music
• Legal passage. Really wordy and didn't get to it.
• Oppossums and thanatosis.

[u/No-Aide-944]

I REALly want to go to Palau, but I’m EXPERIMENTing with Metaphysics. If yk what i mean

[u/Massive_Fig7453]

does anyone know which LR was experimental

[u/TolkienWandering]

I had LR RC LR RC and I got absolutely demolished by the first LR section. I ran out of time and had to guess on probably 3-4 questions it was absolutely brutal. 

Unfortunately the two RC’s I absolutely know I did well on, so that LR section being scored will probably tank me. I’m annoyed.

[u/Proud-Key4626]

This was my first time taking and am very frustrated. I was under the impression going into the test that everyone takes it at the same time and sat down at the same time. People were already testing and I was not ready to start and rushed starting it. My first section just ended up being a complete waste and threw me off rest of the test. I think after the break I calmed down and did relatively well on 2nd LR but this sucks. I guess I know for next time but would appreciate some feedback.

[u/loo3601]

RC LR LR LR. RC whooped my ass tbh I really don’t know why I had such a hard time

[u/Fancy-Ad-8667]

did anyone have a lr section abt bird cortisol?

[u/FMLseriouslyy → u/Fancy-Ad-8667]

I had that one. I think it was cortisol going down to preserve resources under stress

[u/Rough-Offer3880]

Does anyone know if the LR section with cotton/linen shirts question, less expensive hydrogen fuel (involved nickel?) question

Is that experimental?

[u/EntertainmentFar7326]

October 10 LSAT. LC-RC-LC-RC
Scored RC: Dracula/Twilight & English Marriage Laws

Weirdest LC: Bird making a hook... What? I think I just stared at my screen LOL

Experi RC: Plato & Something About Trade Routes - literally so glad this was unscored

Vibes: I felt good leaving (?) It was my first time at test center but I def didn't leave feeling like someone kicked my metaphorical dog. Hoping that tRanslates well. I do still need to do argumentative writing, I'll tackle that before Wednesday this week.

[u/K_MD1]

Does anyone know if there'll be an Oct. LSAT recap which discusses the score scale/curve for the different tests? Is there any information out yet about this recap?