cancel score? Forum

[FlanAl]

If the majority of schools don't average what's the point of canceling your score? Do you think a cancel/170 is better than a 164/170?

here's a link about which schools average.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=107648

if i'm targeting schools that only take the top score is there any point in canceling my Oct. score (if i need to)?

[Knock]

If the majority of schools don't average what's the point of canceling your score? Do you think a cancel/170 is better than a 164/170?

Also I know someone posted a list of how each school treats multiple lsat's. If someone could post the link that would be great!

Here's that thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =5&t=35133

What law schools take the highest LSAT instead of averaging multiple LSAT scores

Akron
Alabama
Albany
American (explanation needed)
Appalachian
Arizona State
Arizona
Ave Maria (explanation needed)
Baltimore
Berkeley/Boalt
Boston College
Boston University
Brigham Young
Brooklyn
Buffalo (SUNY)
California Western (explanation needed)
Capital (explanation needed)
Cardozo (explanation needed)
Case Western
Catholic (explanation needed)
Chapman
Chicago-Kent (explanation needed)
Chicago (explanation needed)
Cincinnati
City U. New York (CUNY)
Cleveland
Colorado
Columbia (explanation needed)
Connecticut (if most recent)
Cornell (explanation needed)
Davis (UC Davis - King Hall)
Dayton (explanation needed)
Denver (explanation needed)
DePaul
Detroit Mercy (explanation needed)
District of Columbia
Drake
Duquesne
FAMU
Florida Coastal
Florida International
Florida State
Fordham (explanation needed)
Franklin Pierce (explanation needed)
George Mason
George Washington (explanation needed)
Georgia(explanation needed)
Golden Gate (if most recent)
Gonzaga
Hamline
Hastings (UC Hastings)
Houston
Howard
Idaho (explanation needed)
Illinois
Indiana Bloomington
Indiana Indianapolis
Iowa
John Marshall Atlanta
Kansas (explanation needed)
Kentucky
La Verne
Lewis & Clark
Liberty
Loyola Marymount
Loyola New Orleans (explanation needed)
Louisiana State
Louisville (explanation needed)
Maine (explanation needed)
Maryland (explanation needed)
Memphis
Mercer
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mississippi College
Missouri Columbia (If most recent)
Missouri Kansas City
Nebraska (explanation needed)
New York Law School
North Carolina
Northeastern
Northern Illinois
Northern Kentucky (explanation needed)
Northwestern
Notre Dame (explanation needed)
Ohio Northern
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City (explanation needed)
Oregon (explanation needed)
Pace (explanation needed)
Pacific
Penn State
Pepperdine
Pittsburgh
Quinnipiac
Richmond
Roger Williams (explanation needed)
Saint John's
Saint Louis
Saint Mary's
Saint Thomas (MN) (If most recent)
Samford
San Diego (explanation needed)
Santa Clara
Seattle
Seton Hall (explanation needed)
SMU
South Texas (explanation needed)
Southern
Southern Cal (USC)
Southern Illinois
Stetson
Suffolk
Syracuse (explanation needed)
Texas Southern
Texas Wesleyan
Thomas Cooley
Thomas Jefferson
Toledo
Touro
Tulsa
UCLA
Utah
Valparaiso
Vanderbilt (explanation needed)
Vermont
Villanova
Virginia (explanation needed)
Wake Forest
Washington U. (MO)
Washington & Lee (explanation needed)
West Virginia
Western New England (explanation needed)
Western State
Whittier
Willamette
William Mitchell
William & Mary (explanation needed)
Wisconsin

[BlueDiamond]

A cancel is usually looked over more easily with an addendum I would think. That way even if the 164 was because you screwed up a LG or RC passage you can have a cancel instead and say "oh well I was sick" .. where the 164 you were unprepared

With that said I personally think a 164 is good... I'd jump for joy on November 1st if I saw a 164.. so I'm not being critical rather just giving my opinion.. People who get diagnostic 164's make me die a little inside

[FlanAl]

hey thanks,

wasn't trying to say that a 164 was bad I was just trying to set up an example where it was kinda obvious the person just studied more the second time. This is most likely my plan, haha.

[FlanAl]

hey I saw that this info came from a 2008 thread. When did the ABA change it so that they only took the highest score?