Another "Should I write an addendum" question
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 5:25 pm
Before I took my first LSAT, my grandmother was admitted to the hospital about 3 weeks before the exam, and passed away a week later. It certainly took an emotional toll on me and my concentration, and I received a 169.
I re-took the exam and scored a 171.
On the one hand, it seems a little silly to write an addendum for only a 2 point increase (especially considering how most people improve about 2 points on a re-take IIRC)
However, the difference between schools viewing my score as a 170 vs 171 is huge in regards to median and 75 % LSAT scores, and schools state to mention why there would be any reason to consider one score over another.
So, what do you guys/gals think? Worthy of a mention, or too small a difference to merit anything?
I re-took the exam and scored a 171.
On the one hand, it seems a little silly to write an addendum for only a 2 point increase (especially considering how most people improve about 2 points on a re-take IIRC)
However, the difference between schools viewing my score as a 170 vs 171 is huge in regards to median and 75 % LSAT scores, and schools state to mention why there would be any reason to consider one score over another.
So, what do you guys/gals think? Worthy of a mention, or too small a difference to merit anything?