Applying, then taking LSAT again... Forum
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Applying, then taking LSAT again...
So i have a 3.4, just got my LSAT score today, and got a 159. I was usually scoring between 162-165 on my PTs, so i'll be taking again in October. My question however is should i apply as soon as applications open or wait first until after i receive my October score? Will i be able to apply and then update the schools on a new score afterwards? The two schools i'm mostly looking at are UC Davis (28) and Hastings (40ish). WIth Santa Clara as my fall back if all else fails... any help is greatly appreciated, and plz excuse any ignorance.
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Re: Applying, then taking LSAT again...
Just wait until you receive your october score. Have your application ready so you could get it out soon after you get your score. You'll still be a very early applicant and there will be absolutely no difference between applying then and applying on day 1Mike088 wrote:So i have a 3.4, just got my LSAT score today, and got a 159. I was usually scoring between 162-165 on my PTs, so i'll be taking again in October. My question however is should i apply as soon as applications open or wait first until after i receive my October score? Will i be able to apply and then update the schools on a new score afterwards? The two schools i'm mostly looking at are UC Davis (28) and Hastings (40ish). WIth Santa Clara as my fall back if all else fails... any help is greatly appreciated, and plz excuse any ignorance.
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Re: Applying, then taking LSAT again...
Agree with the above poster. Applying in October is still fairly early, and schools won't run out of money for another few months so you'll still be getting the same offers you would have if you applied on day 1.
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Re: Applying, then taking LSAT again...
thanks guys, i really appreciate the help.
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