Choosing from a variety of TT Schools; Advice Needed! Forum

[RaleighStClair]

Decided upon. Thanks everyone.

[Mr. Pancakes]

retake so you can get money at seattle.

[BK201]

I'd stay in the PNW if I were in you're position. Considering the expenses are covered I would go to Seattle U. I don't know what your lsat history is but I would probably advise a retake. It wouldn't be the worst thing in the world to graduate from Seattle U with no debt but you could save thousands of whoever's money this is without exactly having to crush the lsat, and you could even take a shot at U Washington.

[Samara]

If you want to stay in Seattle, sounds like Seattle U is for you!

[RaleighStClair]

Thanks for the replies. I feel a bit more comfortable going with Seattle now. I am definitely considering retaking/reapplying, as I have one LSAT attempt remaining. But I did study immensely for both my first (cancel) and second (161) attempts. I don't even have any more fresh modern PTs left. I was a bit disappointed with my score because it was average/at the lower end of my practice tests, but I guess that is normal.

[spleenworship]

I wouldn't really do any of these... but if I did, I would take U of Idaho.

[Samara]

Thanks for the replies. I feel a bit more comfortable going with Seattle now. I am definitely considering retaking/reapplying, as I have one LSAT attempt remaining. But I did study immensely for both my first (cancel) and second (161) attempts. I don't even have any more fresh modern PTs left. I was a bit disappointed with my score because it was average/at the lower end of my practice tests, but I guess that is normal.

While scoring slightly below your PT avg is typical, I encourage a third retake. There are a lot of people on here who improved drastically on their third time. And people who have retaken after exhausting the PTs. So, you can get a lot of advice for your situation. Whichever choice you make, good luck!