November 2023 LSAT Recap

The last LSAT of 2023 has wrapped, and Dave and Jon have all the details! Tune in as they cover the November test week from start to finish, discussing the many scored and experimental sections, the relative difficulty of everything presented, their expectations for the various scoring scales, and-to top it all off-the accuracy of their predictions from their latest Crystal Ball webinar (spoiler: nailed it again).

[@sofiabovo3896]

You nailed my whole RC section

[@jacobthompson6265]

I raised my score by 8 points on the November 2023 exam.

[@jessicamcconnell8015]

I could not be more relieved about those knotted circles and silly grocery stores not being scored!!!!

[@Legallyglory]

God is good I was praying my first LR was the scored one and it was 💃

[@Dkkm10]

My friend's proctor left for an hour and he didn't know what was going on so he called LSAC and then when the Proctor came back they disqualified him for using his phone.

[@anArgentine]

It took me connecting to 4 different proctors to start the test. I tested all my computer settings 2 days before, a day before, and the day of the test. Everything worked fine. When I tested everything right before the test it also worked fine. When it came time to connect they couldn’t hear me even though I could hear them perfectly. I checked all my audio settings and they were good, not connected to BT either. Their system is a mess and makes everything 10 x more stressful. Ridiculous.

[@steviedbarker]

When you talk about previous LSAT's being used, where can one find them? On Law hub, it maxes out at, I think, May 2020.

[@LindaMiller-t7t]

does the crystal ball method still apply to the retake tests? my proctor disconnected from my test so I filed a complaint. I am not taking a retake, but I was wondering if the same anticipation applies

[@alexmurray452]

How does the scoring work like “if you were at 8 you stay at 8”?