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Do I write addendums for:


1) Having a freaky-looking transcript with 110+ units of transferred-in P/F classes (I do have an LSAC GPA)

2) Taking the June LSAT with pneumonia

3) Attending an unranked college (think slightly better than University of Phoenix)


thx <333

No

No

No

twentypercentmore wrote:Do I write addendums for:


1) Having a freaky-looking transcript with 110+ units of transferred-in P/F classes (I do have an LSAC GPA)

2) Taking the June LSAT with pneumonia

3) Attending an unranked college (think slightly better than University of Phoenix)


thx <333

1) If looking at your transcript gives me questions about your academic background, you should write an addendum. If you have 110+ units of P/F credits transferred from somewhere, there's gotta be a weird timeline going on. If that's the case, I'd consider writing an addendum.

2) If you have another LSAT score that's significantly higher than the June LSAT (by the time you apply), then yes. If not, then no.

3) Nope.

BPShinners,

Do you have any recommendations for an LSAT addendum explaining a score increase of more than 5 points? Nothing crazy or fantastic happened, I found TLS and learned how to study for it.

GirlStop wrote:BPShinners,

Do you have any recommendations for an LSAT addendum explaining a score increase of more than 5 points? Nothing crazy or fantastic happened, I found TLS and learned how to study for it.

Nope. There's not really anything solid to say. Call up the admissions offices of the schools to which you plan to apply. Ask them if they want an addendum for the score increase even if it just says you prepared more for the exam the second time.

I agree with Wang. I think you would be better off not writing any of these. Definitely not 1 or 3.