I realized I was no where near prepared enough for the December 2010 LSAT, having only studied for a week...So I took an absent.
I'm taking the test in June, if I get a good score will the absent negatively impact me? Do I need to write an addendum for it?
Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions? Forum
- coldshoulder

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Perplexed Penguin

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Re: Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions?
I had an absent and cancellation. I had a very good excuse for the absence and just bombed on my first take. I have gotten into every school I expected to get into this cycle (with the exception of BC who I thought would at least waitlist me) and I didn't bother writing an addendum for either test. Don't worry about it and do well in June.
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Keeper1125

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Re: Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions?
I didn't write an addendum for an absence and my cycle has gone fine (in at HLS, Columbia, etc.). I'd feel more compelled to write one for a cancellation, but I think schools mostly treat an absence as a non-entity.
- 99.9luft

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Re: Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions?
no and nocoldshoulder wrote:I realized I was no where near prepared enough for the December 2010 LSAT, having only studied for a week...So I took an absent.
I'm taking the test in June, if I get a good score will the absent negatively impact me? Do I need to write an addendum for it?
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LockBox

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Re: Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions?
Does an absence count towards the max allotted LSATs in two years (3 I think it is)? In other words, f you are absent, can you only take the LSAT twice more in two years?
- 99.9luft

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Re: Will an Absent on LSAT hurt admissions?
noLockBox wrote:Does an absence count towards the max allotted LSATs in two years (3 I think it is)? In other words, f you are absent, can you only take the LSAT twice more in two years?
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