non-law student takes the LSAT *not planning to be a lawyer so pls don't roast me*

[@m3gr3x]

She's taking tests she doesn't even have to take....peak Hermione granger mode

[@nez01]

I do that sometimes too lol cause I wanna see how smart I am

[@jcrandall1027]

LSAT tutor for 17 years here. A truly cold 168 is extremely impressive; even if you don't plan to go to law school (I didn't), you should consider studying for a few weeks and taking it for real. If you like teaching and can get a 170+ score, LSAT tutoring pays well and is generally very flexible.

[@kspadmavathy9020]

fellas like this and make her notice this

[@jimmypark3224]

This kind of thinking is why there are so many bad LSAT instructors out there. Just because you scored well doesn't mean you can teach the LSAT.

[@jcrandall1027]

@@jimmypark3224 of course not. In LSAT parlance, scoring highly is necessary but not sufficient. However, her ability to describe her own thought process and the extremely high cold score both augur well for her if she wanted to pursue tutoring.

[@madman4043]

I smell something fishy.

[@denizgul6131]

I took the LSAT for fun last year and got a 97% percentile. I am seriously considering this!

[@Fatima-vw2rn]

she's so used to listening to her lectures in 1.25 playback speed that she started speaking in 1.25 speed now

[@withstarsvini]

Yeah I was like, I didn't sped this up why is it getting so fast

[@StrawberryS-vk5my]

wait really i always listen to her videos in 1.25 speed

[@sophiarubens54]

i always watch youtube and listen to podcasts at 2x speed (and talk that way too, come to think of it...) so this sounded normal / slow to me lolol

[@defenestration8367]

I thought that she spoke at normal/slow speed

[@aayushitomer112]

exactly i checked the speed in between like 3 times 'am i on normal speed'?😅

[@iheartmanythings]

I feel like people in the comments don’t get how well she actually did on this test. Like this is seriously impressive. Jaz should maybe consider being a lawyer or going to law school.

[@nearyyin5648]

Can you explain ? I am french so i am a bit confused and i don't know what her score means

[@iheartmanythings]

@@nearyyin5648 her score is better than about 90-95% of the people who take the exam - and most people study for months. Her score - along with her GPA - would get her into most of the top law schools out there.

[@iheartmanythings]

@@nearyyin5648 also I should note: getting into a top law school is VERY competitive in the US. You have to complete four years of university before you can even consider any law school, let alone a top-tier law school.

[@nearyyin5648]

@@iheartmanythings wow !!! And she did not prepare the test ! She is truely amazing ! Thanks for explaning to me :))

[@cjaggie123]

After studying months for the June test, this video made me irrationally mad. A 168 cold diagnostic is almost literally unbelievable. I really hope people outside the legal sphere understand that.

[@blahblah273]

Ok, there are 4th year college students who have spent months studying and taking practice tests for the LSAT that have a hard time cracking 165. Jasmine you killed it. Honestly, you may want to study for this and actually take the test as a back pocket stat. You never know.

[@avgr777]

Jasmine is taking the LSAT unprepared and scoring 168, and then there’s me who still needs a calculator to calculate 7+8

[@jadedhellebore]

when i calculate that i go ok 8+8 is 16.. so if i minus one its 15

[@studyquill]

LOL i mean i still can't do mental math either

[@asteriablack24]

@@studyquill you have no idea how validating that is T.T

[@Slpy-sd2wx]

Uhhhhh wait what is it

[@riyatadinada2345]

@@Slpy-sd2wx 15... bruh

[@ShantanuKumar]

The title is too interesting to not click on this video 😂😂.

[@myunqsoo]

right lol

[@m3gr3x]

Imagine her score when she actually studies for the LSAT.🤷‍♀️

[@ellabanchieri8114]

she already said she doesn’t want to actually take the lsat

[@studyquill]

unlikely bc i do not plan to attend law school

[@m3gr3x]

@@studyquillyes I know, just wondering 🤔 😅

[@lauraannlawton1204]

*if

[@sophiagonzales8974]

@@studyquill Well you could study it and keep the test results I don't know backup career just in case you can't finish or find a job with your degree.

[@kiemsantiago7661]

jasmine be taking the LSAT & retaking the SAT like no problem and here i am struggling to even have the motivation to stand up and drink some water

[@BeccaBender37]

you can do it!

[@queensof2391]

same though

[@cursivevibes330]

I think this just shows how well-rounded Jasmine is as a person. Her general knowledge and grasp on how tests work are enough to get her through examinations she has not studied for.

[@oohellyaa08]

Or the video is heavily edited, so she easily could have cheated.

[@cursivevibes330]

@@oohellyaa08 if she didn’t want us to know how she did, she could have just not upload the video.

[@juvariashahid2291]

me getting a 169 on my actual LSAT after studying for months....well then

[@Cindy99765]

That's still something to be proud of. I'm taking mine in November and got a lower score on the prep test lol.

[@twothirdstrio]

You should still be incredibly proud of yourself!!

[@hannahthomas906]

That’s still amazing! I get my scores next week :-/

[@tylerstube]

literally same, the lsat was my life for a solid third of my year just to get a 169

[@oohellyaa08]

ehh i bet she gave herself a little extra time on the sections to finish all the questions.

[@jellyfish2556]

going to the same school as elle woods basically makes you lawyer sooooo

[@studyquill]

what like it's hard? 💅🏻

[@robjohnston366]

Some of the coeds/sorority-sisters at UCLA will dress up like Elle Woods replete with bunny ears for Halloween, and then post it on IG with a hashtag of Harvard Law, so I'm sure the guys there would be wondering where the girls that look like [that] would be at HLS. But the females at UCLA are very accomplished and do attend top-tier SOLs, and some undoubtedly have the Elle look.

[@m3gr3x]

Ok but literally think about it....she literally has sooo many backup options for careers from all the tests she's taking and acing....that too just for content...Jasmine, you dropped this👑

[@borabobo]

Jasmine’s glowing

[@daraeun1ce]

I litterally read that as growing 😩😩

[@anushkashastry8398]

@@daraeun1ce lol same

[@borabobo]

@@daraeun1ce :’)

[@v.r.j5577]

“I go to the same school that Elle Woods went to... ” is indeed a valid reason to take the LSAT for fun. 😂

[@sppsports2449]

168 on your first try is insane. You’re very smart and are built for this. 2 points away from 170. And anything above 170 is considered top tier. Normally people attend LSAT class or tutoring to achieve a 168. To give you an idea, a 168 will land you in Berkeley, UCLA, USC, Cornell, Georgetown, to name a few. (Assuming your GPA is on point). Once you break 170, that’s when you get into the bigger schools like Columbia or U of Chicago.

[@rosew8495]

Law student here; Jasmine you should really consider pursuing law school because your diagnostic score is insane. For reference, my diagnostic test was also June 2007 and I scored a 137. My undergrad was pre-law. It took almost 6 months of full time studying to get a score that would send me to a tier 1 school. You are so inclined towards this test, past me is literally jealous of you! Maybe take some “intro to law” courses and see if you like it!

[@robjohnston366]

And you don't have to be an attorney when licensed. There are numerous who've gone into film production, and in California a lot are in entertainment in general; it opens up the real-estate field, etc.

[@ajgomes8212]

If she has that much natural ability, law school would be a waste of time and money. She should be working for a consulting firm like McKinssey and take that resume to Apple or Google. By the time she's 30 she'd easily be pulling in more then their top engineers. Or she can practice law and work 10 hour days for a private firm stuck on LexisNexis until your vision is plastered.

[@VOS25]

Seeing her stress over a test that she doesn’t even have to take makes me question what I’m doing with my life XD

[@anitalife48]

current law student here, very jealous of how well you did 😂 if only i had your logical reasoning skills!!

[@mhussey9841]

A 168 is freaking incredible!! I just graduated from law school and was a linguistics major in undergrad too - honestly there is no specific prep or degree needed for law school. Personally I really liked studying for the LSAT because it’s not knowledge based, you just have to learn the logic they’re looking for. Really, what truly makes the test difficult are the time constraints and the length. As you discovered, it is exhausting to take a full test (especially with one extra section) and when you get to the top scores (like yours!) each right answer directly corresponds to an additional point.

[@omuomurice]

hey, sorry if this is a personal question but how did you go to law school? i saw someone say that to attend law school in the us, your undergrad major has to do be something related to law.

[@ingridnathanaellopezhiguer6710]

@@omuomurice there are no specific undergrad majors for law school as it is not knowledge based, it’s more about skills which is why often times people choose the same ones (pol sci, philosophy, etc). but you can apply with any!

[@denisetapia5649]

Any tips on how to study for the LSAT? What materials/ prep courses do you recommend?

[@circlinq]

I don't think you realize how extraordinary those results are 😅 your brain is something different

[@genevievenewton1532]

lol I'm not planning on becoming a lawyer but why does this test sound kinda fun? As a debate kid, I'm a little intrigued.

[@studyquill]

if you're a debate kid i think you'd enjoy it

[@corallevy8192]

It’s not fun trust me don’t take it

[@Cindy99765]

It's 3 hours long lol

[@inmyyippeeera]

@@corallevy8192 people have different opinions of fun and some people like to try things regardless of their perceived difficulty. I don't think you should be trying to stop anyone but I know you weren't being too serious either so 🤷‍♀️ but why not encourage people instead

[@jetermoersdorf1011]

No it’s no. I studied 400 hrs and thought about jumping in front of trains everyday.

[@flawlessjournaling9]

me: *Crying to take up a unit test * Jasmine: Ahh...I'm bored, Lemme try the LSAT !! How ??! How does she do that ??!!!

[@euniceruthmalizon6939]

love how she keeps on doing things she knows she shouldn't be doing hahaha

[@kayleehovick6630]

Me, a music major who just randomly scrolled upon this video while lying in my bed now thinking “this test seems kinda fun. I wonder how I’d do” knowing full well what the answer would be.

[@KaitlynGClark]

Ok, fellow music major here- you may be surprised. I just took the LSAT (also cold, thanks for the inspiration Jasmine!) and I honestly felt like I was working through processes similar to some of the Music Theory assignments I’ve had in the last few years. You never know!!

[@sierraayanna4334]

me who actually needs a 168 and didn't come anywhere close to it when i took the test.

[@GIRLdisambiguation]

14 minutes of Jasmine underestimating her sheer test-taking genius 😂😂

[@moroccansimmer3343]

We all know that the MCAT has to be next right. Right?

[@studyquill]

uhhhhhhhhh definitely not i will ACTUALLY fail it bc the only college level science class i've taken is geology

[@leahnirafael9822]

@@studyquill please please please do it. just for fun

[@vanityyyyy]

@@leahnirafael9822 I think it's like 6 hours or something and it's chock full of science knowledge so it's not easy to just take for fun 😭 but I do think it would be so fun to see that video! It just seems like torture.

[@makenna3816]

@@studyquill please do it!! It’s more critical thinking rather than science knowledge than you think, and I think you will actually do a lot better than you expect :)

[@dreamxpaili]

GMAT!

[@ocean_princess]

I love these “trying test videos”!!

[@EurydiceAllAlong]

I took the LSAT at home due to covid and I told my parents to stay downstairs to make minimum noise. My mom decided it would be the perfect time to do the dishes, the loudest and obnoxious/distracting thing in the house.

[@zachfinemusic]

If this isn’t staged then this is incredibly impressive. To be able to get a perfect logic game section without proper diagrams/options on a first attempt is wild.

[@impossibletangerine9785]

this is crazy you did so well!! if i had spent all of undergrad studying for the lsat i think i still wouldnt have done this well (i am just rlly bad at standardized tests lol)

[@leafytiana]

Jasmine making taking test content is something we all appreciate!

[@ruthxie5055]

YT randomly recommended your video. And I admired how you modelled speaking to yourself when you make mistakes. And I appreciated how you explained how you are trying to be nicer to yourself. Because my perfectionist brain would totally say the same thing. Thank you for giving an example of being kinder to oneself ❤️

[@JohnFourtyTwo]

Congratulations! It's awesome you looked at it from outside the box and using the skills you already have and blew it out of the water! Well done! 👍

[@ESDASH549]

You posted this video on my birthday...and I want to be a lawyer...if this isn't some kind of telepathy then idk what is

[@studyquill]

happy birthday and good luck with law school!!!

[@ESDASH549]

@@studyquill Thank you so much!! Love your videos❤️

[@BeccaBender37]

"hey Jas, how'd you decide to be a lawyer?"

[@jessiahmarielle]

OK BUT THIS CONCEPT FOR VIDEOS IS SO SMART

[@c.shadou1897]

Oh man this makes me so jealous! Even though I’m not trying to be a lawyer or anything, just being able to do this casually and get so little wrong and still acting like it’s meh or no big deal makes me wish I was you 😂

[@baileynicole9214]

You just got my dream LSAT score without evening studying. I am very impressed and jealous

[@pipermeloche7915]

I took the LSAT for real this morning so this was really fun to watch! You did INCREDIBLE!!!!

[@bottledmoss]

I was trying to do the SAT prep thing on Khan Academy yesterday and I accidentally somehow ended up taking the LSAT instead of the PSAT-

[@aunicorn3812]

i- how did you do 😭😭

[@bottledmoss]

@@aunicorn3812 i think i got a 26% on it i gave up a quarter of the way through and started spam clicking-

[@gisel00]

HAHA

[@sugarhoneyicedtea9704]

who else get so nervous and losing so many brain cells watching her do this 😭

[@crazynconfident]

Technically Elle Woods goes to "CULA" (You can see this on her panhellenic paddle in the opening). Both UCLA and USC were approached to be featured in the movie, but neither wanted to be associated with her trope, so they created a fictional school. Their loss fr

[@m.c.373]

Bad choice on their part, because Elle Woods is iconic!

[@sinchanaacharya2975]

As an aspiring Law Student from India, this was really interesting!! Love you Jasmine!

[@bluishblow]

"i'm gonna be talking fast" me already watching on speed 2x: 👀

[@tc07client5]

Tf. She scored 168 on her first test. OML.

[@A-C1997]

You should consider studying for the LSAT, taking it professionally, and becoming a tutor. Seriously, you could make bank.

[@nicoletterojas4417]

you did so well jaz!! dont let your perfectionism make you think less! that was seriously impressive! :D

[@miraculouslynada]

*casually gets 168 on first time lsat* "I was decent" GIRL!!! go u!!!!!!

[@walahassan]

You did amazing! The majority of people score 150s getting above 165 is a huge achievement!

[@thesilkportfolio]

I know we could be best friends because you're doing something for fun/ curiosity but you're stressing out about it Love, a med student

[@AroobaM]

Unreal how your score is that high on your first test WOAH. Impressive, maybe you should consider law haha

[@AroobaM]

Wrote it twice for real and did not come close to a 168

[@elliottblecker9020]

A 168 on your first attempt and you finished the sections ahead of time, that is such a flex

[@timtim2247]

Next video: I'm switching to law cause I'm a genius

[@marco_panda4606]

Imagine if she took the MCAT lol.

[@AverageMED]

Completely different game. Ones logic and reasoning based the other is 90% knowledge based upon science such as chemistry bio and physics

[@aishlelle]

I want to go to law school when I get older but people keep saying how competitive and stressful it is so this video made me feel better lol.

[@tombreon]

A 168 without preparation? That's amazing!

[@sanna8327]

hdhdhdh big love to jasmine for putting herself through torture for that study content for us😂❤🥺

[@emmamaltus7335]

Do MCAT next 😀 I studied for 4 months & still could barely do it

[@maureene7138]

Same

[@m3gr3x]

Hey Jasmine, can you please explain what exactly is your major about and why you chose it? It sounds pretty interesting and different. Also, have you set a fixed career choice or post graduation degree that you are going to take?! Would love to know! Thanks!🤗

[@amandao-n6584]

This is insane. Some people study for months and aren't even there yet. Great job! My mouth is still opened, thoroughly surprised

[@francescagabrielle7578]

PLS TAKE THE MCATS NEXT

[@mirandawatters9105]

Thisssss

[@maureene7138]

Lol the MCAT is out of the world. People don't understand how difficult it is. I just took it yesterday sigh

[@TheLawyerMechanic]

A couple notes from an LSAT Tutor and Northwestern Law student. 1) A 168 on a cold diagnostic is the highest I have ever seen in my 4 years of studying for and teaching the LSAT! 2) There are no requirements for undergraduate major to apply to law school. Thousands of communications majors apply to law school every year. 3) The majors that do the best on the LSAT are math majors and physics majors. 4) Criminal Justice and Pre-law majors do below average on the LSAT and are viewed somewhat negatively by law school admissions offices. This is because those majors do not prepare their graduates as well for law school.

[@mitchellkramer9716]

Yeah, because it’s probably fake.

[@jtoland2333]

At 53, I'll be taking the LSAT, with the hope of getting into Alabama State University. I always regretted not going to Law School. If I score well, I'll follow through. If not, I'll know it wasn't meant to be.

[@gabrieli334]

Also for anyone actually taking the test take into consideration there’s an additional section that is also not scored for prospective questions that also adds mental strain along with the anxiety when taking the exam for actually trying to get into law school

[@xlaurencoonx]

As a linguistics major who is planning on taking the LSAT to attend law school, this video was not only fun to watch, but also comforting! Great work!

[@rayansyed1714]

Cool, now I Will make a video "High schooler who hasn't even taken the SAT takes LSAT" By the way Love your videos Jasmine !

[@amateuroverlord8007]

I would say as a point of clarification the fifth section is always experimental. There is always an experimental section, but they don’t tell you which one it is.

[@saanvibapu960]

Wow, that is a great score, especially for someone who decided to take it randomly

[@stringbbeans]

This video was so fun to watch! After watching the tv show Suits I started binging content on the LSATS even if i had no plans on taking law haha

[@trupteebanerjee7094]

SAME

[@Meeraelizabeth]

Okay we are here for diversity! Jasmines glowing

[@fiofana]

You are an amazing person and your academic life is really inspiring!

[@MentalHealthMamaa]

I'm a med/public health student and I also took the LSAT (but the real one) for fun! I even enrolled into the Blueprint LSAT course just to see what law students are tested on. Can't forget the mock law school class I attended at USC, for fun and personal learning too lol Now back to medicine :)

[@christopherle3902]

Wow. She’s a genius

[@cafeityyy]

Those lil side braids are so cute 😍

[@shan-wh5se]

i studied for a year and took the test twice and you did better than me, this knocked my confidence down so much

[@sunnyfilms_2959]

Why was i not surprised when i saw you decided to make this video xD

[@fridmughal5575]

This entire video was just a flex.

[@richienoah]

as a paralegal student and future law student i am ridiculously excited to watch this

[@kindledmetaphor]

Never been this early!!! I'm proud

[@charlenewaugh6058]

I am preparing to take the LSAT this coming winter. Your score is very impressive. I hope to score as high on test.

[@PitchBlack33]

As somebody who has spent a lot of time on the LSAT, I’ve never known anybody who got perfect logic games without seeing it before. Idk just seems kinda suspicious lol. Even people who score perfect logical reasoning and reading comp on their diagnosis do poorly on logic games on their first test.

[@christine3772]

ahhh congrats on the score. a 168 diagnostic is insane! though as someone who has taken the lsat lol this definitely brought up some repressed anxiety 😅 and for anyone here interested in law, your major actually has little to no bearing on your law applications. You can literally study anything for undergrad!

[@wrvpgod2155]

Can you do a logic game walk through? Like showing how you completed them etc.

[@alice-ke6kx]

i always find it crazy how many multi choice questions there seem to be in us tests, uk ones barely have any :(

[@annagiese4916]

You did an amazing job!! We’re so proud! I think you should consider being a lawyer, even if just for a second because you did soo well!

[@kedharf169]

WOW 168 diagnostic is like super super impressive. Well done! Sure 178-180er here.

[@maraflores1053]

I have an idea for this series. Try to do the Cambridge English exam, the C2 is the highest of all

[@everyunicornever684]

Honestly, you're probably more prepared for law school with a communications back ground than most people I went to law school with. Consider it. The law profession is 100% communication in various forms.

[@leahlee4840]

... a 168... I am so jealous as someone who has been studying like crazy and hasn't reached close to that score

[@mxrlxnx8512]

not me getting LSAT ads in the middle of her taking the LSAT, the ad told me to not rush :D

[@TaylorX3]

You did fantastic. This kind of makes me feel like I might be overthinking the entire test. Or maybe it's just hopeless for me.

[@SMGyal]

It doesn’t seem like she actually gave herself the real time limits for each section of the test, because there’s no way you can talk through those timed sections. Coming from someone who actually studied for the LSAT and took it. The time limit is like half of the rigor of the test...

[@oohellyaa08]

I was thinking the same thing, the time limit is really tight. There's no way you can sit there and chat, and then finish the section with no problem, especially being completely new to the material.

[@alittleninjathatstealsyour9401]

@@oohellyaa08 she filmed some of it after she finished her test as well as voicing over after reviewing her footage and how she did

[@oohellyaa08]

@@alittleninjathatstealsyour9401 she shows herself chatting as she is first looking at the sections, she even said something along the lines of oh I have to stop talking and get to it.

[@alittleninjathatstealsyour9401]

@@oohellyaa08 yeah I looked through and it seemed to take up only like 2 minutes of her time I think I did just glance through though 2:14-2:33, 2:52-3:13, section one speaking part 3:45-5:00, 5:12-6:10, section two 6:25-6:47, 6:57-7:22, section 3 7:57-8:11, section 4

[@tammycollins8967]

After looking at ur video about the Lsat & graduating of pre law school since 2010 kinda inspired me to go forth wit the Lsat. I was scared if failing from not being prepped for it so I paid an x amount of money for a tutor which just gave me an idea how it has to b dne but my timing still plays a part so I feel like I wasted all that money. I've purchased a lsat book to help me but dont where to start. I literally NEED help & still afraid to fail but ur video is really inspirational to just go & get it done.

[@leliarhodes7970]

I just need to say - your eyeliner is flawless today.

[@asiandallas]

i’m taking the afoqt soon (it’s an officer qualifying test for the air force), i’d be interested to see ya try it haha. There’s 12 different sections and I think you’d enjoy it

[@2134knees]

You can do any major you want for Law School as long as you do the LSAT and do well as an undergrad grades!!! You did awesome!! LSAT is HARD! I was planning on Law School but couldn't manage studying/understanding the material so now I'm doing Ministry in a couple years for my MA in Arts or Youth Ministry.

[@katiebingamanvlog]

I am an incoming law student and have watched your videos FOR YEARS!!!! This is amazing!!! I love watching this. LSAT is AWFULLLLLLLLLLL.

[@myunqsoo]

I really truly believe you should be a lawyer I would feel so blessed to be this smart and have the possibility to help others