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rfmcdonaldI took the LSAT today, and I think that it went fairly well.
I had to get to Ellis Hall for 8:30, but waking up certainly wasn't a problem. It never is, not when you've got appointments you've spent money on. The actual exam began at 9 o'clock. It was divided into six parts. First came three multiple-choice sections, involving textual analysis and analytical logic, each section 35 minutes in length. Then came a 10 minute break. Then came two more 35 minute sections, of similar nature to the first three. Finally came a 30 minute time period for a writing sample.
I think it went well. The writing sample proceeded nicely, as did the textual analysis sections. The analytical logic sections were more problematic, though I at least could map my knowledge of high-school algebra and what I'd studied onto the questions. I'll get the results back by the beginning of March, and we'll see then. In the meantime, I'll just relax.
Oh, and
What Farscape Character are you?
I had to get to Ellis Hall for 8:30, but waking up certainly wasn't a problem. It never is, not when you've got appointments you've spent money on. The actual exam began at 9 o'clock. It was divided into six parts. First came three multiple-choice sections, involving textual analysis and analytical logic, each section 35 minutes in length. Then came a 10 minute break. Then came two more 35 minute sections, of similar nature to the first three. Finally came a 30 minute time period for a writing sample.
I think it went well. The writing sample proceeded nicely, as did the textual analysis sections. The analytical logic sections were more problematic, though I at least could map my knowledge of high-school algebra and what I'd studied onto the questions. I'll get the results back by the beginning of March, and we'll see then. In the meantime, I'll just relax.
Oh, and
What Farscape Character are you?
