PowerScore LSAT Podcast Episode 120 - The October 2022 LSAT Recap

[Administrator]

The October LSAT was not only the biggest test of 2022 enrollment-wise, it also included the most scored section combinations, and some of the toughest LG and RC content, that we’ve seen all year! But as always, Jon and Dave are here to cut through the confusion, clarifying what was real, the standout moments of difficulty, and, above all, how it all fit together to produce a surprisingly-wide range of scoring scales.

Listen on our blog or any major podcast outlet: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/podcas ... sat-recap/

[priyaa9220@gmail.com]

Hi!

I'm currently studying for the November LSAT using the Crystal Ball recommended sets and I just listened to the podcast.
You mentioned at the end that you might adjust the recommendations for November based on what was ruled out from the October test. Where should I look out for these changes?

Thank you!

[Jon Denning]

Hi - thanks for listening to the latest episode and for reaching out! If we were to make changes we would simply update the recommended problem set content in our Online Student Centers, and post a note attached to the video specifying exactly what was updated from the original (giving people who aren't PowerScore students a chance to track down the new suggestions).

However, I'm happy to report that as of now we don't see the need to alter anything from the original: the feedback we got from October students, and the content we confirmed was real, all suggest that you still have the absolute best collection of recommendations to study for November! So you should be all set with what's there

[junolee]

Hi!

Thanks so much for sharing your insights on Oct 22 LSAT.

Would you say the Oct/Nov 2022 Crystal Ball and your other predictions are more accurate for Friday tests compared to Saturday tests?

Best,

[Jon Denning]

They typically use much of the same content on Saturday that appeared on Friday, so the answer is we expect our predictions to be equally applicable to both days.