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Youre better off petitioning a school to let you take it again.eatmyshorts wrote:already took 3 with one of them canceled from Dec 2009
I was told its 3 per two years.
I want to take it again, so If i wait until the Dec. 2011 LSAt will the Dec 2009 be wiped out since its two years and I could try again?
It won't be "wiped out". The score will still remain on your LSDAS report. Scores are good for five years. If you do this, they'll report that you took it four times. The "three per two years" is only a limitation on how often you can take it, it has nothing to do with how long the scores are good for.eatmyshorts wrote:already took 3 with one of them canceled from Dec 2009
I was told its 3 per two years.
I want to take it again, so If i wait until the Dec. 2011 LSAt will the Dec 2009 be wiped out since its two years and I could try again?
This is a better answer. I didnt really read the last sentence of your post.vanwinkle wrote:It won't be "wiped out". The score will still remain on your LSDAS report. Scores are good for five years. If you do this, they'll report that you took it four times. The "three per two years" is only a limitation on how often you can take it, it has nothing to do with how long the scores are good for.eatmyshorts wrote:already took 3 with one of them canceled from Dec 2009
I was told its 3 per two years.
I want to take it again, so If i wait until the Dec. 2011 LSAt will the Dec 2009 be wiped out since its two years and I could try again?
thank you, even with rule change it seems i can take it again in December as i would have taken only 2 in the two years from DecemberPocahontas wrote:LSAC changed their retake policy a little over a month ago. It'll be far more difficult to be exempted from the 3-2 rule.
http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/ls ... hange.html