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hello:
I just got my october lsat score back. Its 15 points higher than my first lsat score. I didnt do anything out of the ordinary, except for take 5 and 6 part prep tests, and drill specific question types. The schools I am applying at want me to explain this. The only possible explination I can offer is that I studied like its a second full time job. I know that wont work, so Im asking for some help with this subject.

Thanks!

you were sick the first go around

northwood wrote:hello:
I just got my october lsat score back. Its 15 points higher than my first lsat score. I didnt do anything out of the ordinary, except for take 5 and 6 part prep tests, and drill specific question types. The schools I am applying at want me to explain this. The only possible explination I can offer is that I studied like its a second full time job. I know that wont work, so Im asking for some help with this subject.

Thanks!

I literally have the same question. I scored 10 points higher than the first one...what to do, what to do.

you were sick the first time

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TT09 wrote:

veragood wrote:you were sick the first time

So, you think I should attempt to write one then? I mean, I have absolutely no excuse at all other than I studied harder this time than the first time. That isn't going to fly, obviously, in an addendum.

You were sick.

tttlllsss wrote:

TT09 wrote:

veragood wrote:you were sick the first time

So, you think I should attempt to write one then? I mean, I have absolutely no excuse at all other than I studied harder this time than the first time. That isn't going to fly, obviously, in an addendum.

You were sick.

You were sick. You might not have known you were sick but you were sick.