Proctor asked me out after LSAT. Should I report to LSAC? Forum
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Re: Proctor asked me out after LSAT. Should I report to LSAC?
I scored a disappointing 162!!!
The slight advantage clearly did not help.
The slight advantage clearly did not help.
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Do not retake.Pinky Dinky wrote:I scored a disappointing 162!!!
The slight advantage clearly did not help.
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With extra time on each section?Pinky Dinky wrote:I scored a disappointing 162!!!
The slight advantage clearly did not help.
Nice.
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Don't let the body fool you.bizzybone1313 wrote:I sure hope girls in law school look like that. I am looking for a wifey, but she cannot be just "law school hot."Sheffield wrote:If that is the OP, then congrats..... and welcome to Harvard.facile princeps wrote:--ImageRemoved--
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I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
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Re: Proctor asked me out after LSAT. Should I report to LSAC?
No schools don't average out scores. They only have to report the highest score. Many schools say they average but the data does not support that assertion. NYU may be the only school that does, perhaps Stanford? I don't remember. But this idea of averaging is just another lie advanced by schools to try to seem exclusive.thelawdoctor wrote:I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
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depends on the school, many will tell you that they doNYstate wrote:No schools don't average out scores. They only have to report the highest score. Many schools say they average but the data does not support that assertion. NYU may be the only school that does, perhaps Stanford? I don't remember. But this idea of averaging is just another lie advanced by schools to try to seem exclusive.thelawdoctor wrote:I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
not all use the same policy on it, ask around it looks like you started coming up with examples as you were typing.
many medical schools do the same thing with the mcat
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Averaging scores and holistic review are related flames.thelawdoctor wrote:I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
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Re: Proctor asked me out after LSAT. Should I report to LSAC?
NYstate wrote:No schools don't average out scores. They only have to report the highest score. Many schools say they average but the data does not support that assertion. NYU may be the only school that does, perhaps Stanford? I don't remember. But this idea of averaging is just another lie advanced by schools to try to seem exclusive.thelawdoctor wrote:I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
lol @ nyu averaging scores.
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Re: Proctor asked me out after LSAT. Should I report to LSAC?
Wasn't that a thing? I doubt anyone averages anymore no matter how much they protest.longlivetheking wrote:NYstate wrote:No schools don't average out scores. They only have to report the highest score. Many schools say they average but the data does not support that assertion. NYU may be the only school that does, perhaps Stanford? I don't remember. But this idea of averaging is just another lie advanced by schools to try to seem exclusive.thelawdoctor wrote:I agree with the do not retake.
Many schools average out scores and if the average increase is 2 points (if any) so when factoring in the extra time...............you may likely go down.
lol @ nyu averaging scores.
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