Your February 2018 LSAT Instant Reaction
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- Feb 10, 2018
- LSAT
- Reviewed by: Matt Riley
Many, many congratulations to all of you future lawyers out there who are just getting out of the February LSAT! Hopefully you walked out of that exam feeling like …
… or if you’re a little more intense like …
… or if you took the exam with your crew like …
… or if you’ve already started the party like …
Once those waves of excitement die down (seriously, no more LSAT studying for you, at least for a little bit!), we’d love to hear how it went for you! So before you indulge too much in your celebratory elixir of choice, drop us a comment below to share your experience in the LSAT today. Any crazy games? Fascinating topics in Logical Reasoning or Reading Comp? Overzealous proctors? Sounds like there were a couple unique games at the end at the end of the LG section, one about museum guards investigating a robbery and one about econ classes. Any hot takes on those?
Alternatively, if you left today’s exam feeling a bit like this …
… let the comment section serve as a safe space to unburden yourself. We’re here for you. We’ll be updating throughout the day. And then check back here on Monday for a more detailed look into the exam.
Congrats again, from all of us at Blueprint!
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