op-ti wrote:You would still need a addendum to explain your 2nd LSAT (that is if it is significantly different).
Oh whoops, sorry. Forgot that the June test is on a Monday.stintez wrote:Daytukrjabs wrote:bk1 wrote:Daytukrjabs wrote:Too long.
Need cliff version.
OP didn't work hard enough on LSAT or admissions. Didn't get into great schools. Wants to go to law school this fall. Is signed up for June LSAT but isn't ready.
So what's the dilemma?
Either I misread something which is possible because I only half ass read this thread but here's a dilemma and correct me if I am wrong but the LSAT is on MONDAY not SATURDAY!!! feel free to tear me apart if I am in fact wrong.
Daytukrjabs wrote:bk1 wrote:op-ti wrote:You would still need a addendum to explain your 2nd LSAT (that is if it is significantly different).
Really? I didn't think that was the case at all. I mean you can give you one, but I didn't see a reason to unless something addendum-worthy hurt one of your scores (physical ailment, death in the family, etc).
I agree with Daytukrjabs, but I could be wrong.
It's not an issue. At ALL.
op-ti wrote:I guess I was under the wrong impression then. My bad.
I've done the LSAT's twice (one cancel) and going for the third this October....I don’t want to write a addendum as I don’t really have an excuse-just that I was a damn fool, that's all.
So I can get away without explaining why I had to do the LSAT 3 times?
bk1 wrote:op-ti wrote:I guess I was under the wrong impression then. My bad.
I've done the LSAT's twice (one cancel) and going for the third this October....I don’t want to write a addendum as I don’t really have an excuse-just that I was a damn fool, that's all.
So I can get away without explaining why I had to do the LSAT 3 times?
That's the way it seems. It's like writing an addendum for a poor GPA when you have no real excuse, there is no point.
Just have to accept that they will see 3 LSAT's and let the adcomms make a decision from there.
A'nold wrote:Uh, the answer is simple and I don't understand why people are telling you any different. Take the LSAT this weekend, if submit whatever score you get to Rutgers, keep pestering them and hopefully they take you off the WL. Keep studying for October in the meantime. It doesn't matter if you cancel or take it now, it still counts as one of your "3 chances." 3 LSAT scores is not the death sentence it used to be now that USNWR takes the highest and for the schools you will be applying for they definitely will not care, since they are so LSAT hungry for rankings purposes.
luxxe wrote:A'nold wrote:Uh, the answer is simple and I don't understand why people are telling you any different. Take the LSAT this weekend, if submit whatever score you get to Rutgers, keep pestering them and hopefully they take you off the WL. Keep studying for October in the meantime. It doesn't matter if you cancel or take it now, it still counts as one of your "3 chances." 3 LSAT scores is not the death sentence it used to be now that USNWR takes the highest and for the schools you will be applying for they definitely will not care, since they are so LSAT hungry for rankings purposes.
If you just have an absence, it doesn't count towards your "3 chances".
OP, even if you do get off the waitlist, you will be paying sticker at Rutgers. A higher score could get you money or give you the opportunity to go to a better school. I would skip the June test & re-take in October.
andyman wrote:luxxe wrote:A'nold wrote:Uh, the answer is simple and I don't understand why people are telling you any different. Take the LSAT this weekend, if submit whatever score you get to Rutgers, keep pestering them and hopefully they take you off the WL. Keep studying for October in the meantime. It doesn't matter if you cancel or take it now, it still counts as one of your "3 chances." 3 LSAT scores is not the death sentence it used to be now that USNWR takes the highest and for the schools you will be applying for they definitely will not care, since they are so LSAT hungry for rankings purposes.
If you just have an absence, it doesn't count towards your "3 chances".
OP, even if you do get off the waitlist, you will be paying sticker at Rutgers. A higher score could get you money or give you the opportunity to go to a better school. I would skip the June test & re-take in October.
Does an absence count towards ur 3 LSATs?
Aqualibrium wrote:andyman wrote:luxxe wrote:A'nold wrote:Uh, the answer is simple and I don't understand why people are telling you any different. Take the LSAT this weekend, if submit whatever score you get to Rutgers, keep pestering them and hopefully they take you off the WL. Keep studying for October in the meantime. It doesn't matter if you cancel or take it now, it still counts as one of your "3 chances." 3 LSAT scores is not the death sentence it used to be now that USNWR takes the highest and for the schools you will be applying for they definitely will not care, since they are so LSAT hungry for rankings purposes.
If you just have an absence, it doesn't count towards your "3 chances".
OP, even if you do get off the waitlist, you will be paying sticker at Rutgers. A higher score could get you money or give you the opportunity to go to a better school. I would skip the June test & re-take in October.
Does an absence count towards ur 3 LSATs?
Wow OP really does suck at reading comp...I'm afraid there may be no hope for you my friend.
I replied from my phone this morning while I was laying in bed so I misread it, my bad. 
andyman wrote:Does a cancel count towards your 3?
blurbz wrote:andyman wrote:Does a cancel count towards your 3?
Yes.
