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Addendum for increase in LSAT score.



Dear Law School Admission Committee:

I scored a 161 on the December 2009 LSAT, 8 points higher than the 153 I scored on the February 2009 LSAT. The reason for this discrepancy is that I was much better prepared for the Logic Games section of the December 2009 LSAT.

In preparation for the December 2009 LSAT, I purchased the LSAT Logic Games Bible by Powerscore and the book helped me develop an effective strategy for completing the Logic Games section of the LSAT.

I believe my December 2009 score is a better indicator for my potential to succeed in Law School and I would appreciate it if you disregard my February 2009 score in evaluating my application.


Best Regards,

Captain Muscles


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Addendum for disclosure.

Attention Law School Admission Committee:

There have been two court cases that should be disclosed.
I failed to appear in court for:
1. 01/07/06 Received ticket for No Proof of current registration in the car.
2.10/27/07 Received traffic ticket for failure to dim headlights.

Both cases were resolved on 11/18/08 at the ******* Courthouse, Traffic Division.
Fee paid $701.00

I wouldn't delve into the reasons behind the LSAT jump. Honestly, I don't know if you even need to write an addendum for the jump, but if you do just say something to the effect "I wasn't prepared, yada yada yada...."

Just my 2 cents...

What's the point of asking for an addendum for a higher LSAT score? I imagine 99% of the answers will be about the same.

The reason I am submitting the addendum is because they specifically asked for it.

By the way, does my disclosure addendum look ok?

Captain Muscles wrote:The reason I a submitting the addendum is because they specifically asked for it.

By the way, does my disclosure addendum look ok?

I know- sorry, bad wording on that post. I meant why do the adcomms bother.