JesseJames1 wrote:I realize a higher LSAT score could potentially help me out a lot but I just don't have that option.
What?
I realize a higher LSAT score could potentially help me out
Good so far.
but I just don't have that option.
What?
but I just don't have that option.
I'm still not getting it.
but I just don't have that option.
*long stare*
*longer stare*
*deep breath*
*shot of whiskey*
What the hell do you mean you don't have the option? That's one of the dumbest things I've read on here. Of course you have the option. And if you do better (which you could with adequate studying) it would save you literally tens of thousands of dollars in debt, and you would go to a school where you actually had a decent chance at Biglaw. If you dismiss this option out of hand to go RIGHT NOW so you can have a super-chill three years, you're going to earn every miserable debt repayment until you're 40. Don't do that. Retake the test, it's your best option, no contest. It wouldn't take you five minutes on this site to find out why attending those schools at that cost is such a bad idea if you can do better.