I have some questions about multiple LSATs and whether I should cancel my Oct. score.
I first took LSAT in June and got 168.
As I am aiming for t-14 (w/ scholarship if possible), I prepared for the Oct test and I felt more prepared and more confident about the test.
But... I was reading the stimulus and everything, but I could not really concentrate and my head went blank for some moments. (I didn't get enough sleep the night before as I was nervous about getting a lower score than 168.)
Usually, I feel good about LG and LR, but RC is my weak point.
On Oct. test, I did not feel quite confident about LR sections, guessed a lot more on LG and RC than I usually do. I felt really bad after the test that I could not come to my mind for 10 minutes during the writing section.
Somehow I feel I did worse on this one, but the thought that I could have made lucky guesses so I might get a higher score prevented me from canceling the score right away.
Am I being too optimistic here?
Also, I took the test in Asia, and it would be nice if others who took the test in Asia could tell me whether this one was particularly difficult.
Another reason I am reluctant about canceling the score is I am not sure about how the schools are going to see the cancellation. Would it look bad when the schools see my report?
Sorry to throw in a bunch of questions, but this one is the last one and the main reason why I am writing this post.
I cannot apply for the next cycle and this cycle has to be it due to personal circumstances.
So to boost up my chances at t-14, I assume that I need to retake Dec. test. But given that we can only take up to 3 tests in 2 years, would it look bad when the schools look at my report that I already spent my 3 chances in just a year?
It would be very nice if anyone could give me an answer or his or her opinion.
Thank you always.
