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Raskolnikoff
 Post subject: Apps submitted --> 6 point LSAT jump --> ADDENDUM?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:10 pm 

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As the titles implies, I submitted my applications and now my December LSAT score is 6 points higher than my previous best.

Does this warrant an addendum? If so, what is the protocol - should I email schools?

Kicker: I already included an LSAT addendum with my initial applications, saying that my standardized test results are not reflective of my academic performance (citing SAT's, UGPA), blah, blah..

Some of the schools I applied to are UVA, Penn, Cornell, Georgetown, BU.

What should I do???
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existenz
 Post subject: Re: Apps submitted --> 6 point LSAT jump --> ADDENDUM?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:18 pm 

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Raskolnikoff
 Post subject: Re: Apps submitted --> 6 point LSAT jump --> ADDENDUM?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:43 pm 

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bump. any takers?
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ashleigh
 Post subject: Re: Apps submitted --> 6 point LSAT jump --> ADDENDUM?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:59 pm 

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I wouldn't - I don't think a 6 pt jump warrants an addendum, especially since you've already sent one in, and as existenz said, "they'll see both scores anyway"
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jafadoo
 Post subject: Re: Apps submitted --> 6 point LSAT jump --> ADDENDUM?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 11:56 pm 

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What would you think if you read a statement from an applicant saying "standardized test results are not reflective of my academic performance," and then turn the page to find another statement saying "disregard that, standardized tests actually are reflective of my academic performance"?

Don't do an addendum, they'll see your new score.
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