October 2023 LSAT Recap

With the conclusion of the year’s second-to-last LSAT (and the first four-day administration ever), Dave and Jon are finally in the clear to discuss all the details. Tune in as they deconstruct a record-breaking number of scored sections-including both domestic and international exams-and provide scaling predictions for all 62 possible combinations, as well as updates to their latest Crystal Ball forecasts for November!

[@sarahno899]

Thank you guys for doing this! Seriously, you don’t get enough credit for all of the effort you put into this. It is so helpful

[@Nidrizzle]

Totally agree with the rude proctor part. I was passed through 3 proctors and he wouldn’t let me take my 10 minute break despite the screen saying I could. He use the last 3 minutes of my break to fill up my water (how generous) but then wasted 10 minutes of my LR section because he wanted to check literally every angle of my room while the timer was running. Did the same thing halfway through my RC section he stopped me again to check my room, clothing, ceiling, floor, and door. All 3 of them screened differently and kept relying different information and when you ask them for help, they say “sorry I can’t help you they didn’t tell us anything besides______”.

[@rockemack]

Is there any other detail that’s possible to share about the LG with oversight and finance committees?
It was unusual and I would really like to practice any similar games before the November test