Addendum for 3rd LSAT? Forum
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Addendum for 3rd LSAT?
I hate even mentioning my 1st scores but 149,156, now a 162. Should I write an addendum? I did last cycle for the 7 point jump, but do I need to explain a 3rd retake that still isn't even good? Or why, though still dismal, there was a 6 point increase?
- JamMasterJ
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Re: Addendum for 3rd LSAT?
unless you have a really crazy reason, no. I jumped 10 points and don't have an addendum. I just studied harder.
- hadisious
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Re: Addendum for 3rd LSAT?
I would like to know the answer to this as well. I have similar scores.
155, 158, 162
155, 158, 162
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Re: Addendum for 3rd LSAT?
My scores are::: [Cancel, 161, 159]. Slightly different situation than the gents above me, since I actually went down in score.
However, I have a demonstrable and verifiable history of low test scores/high performance in school (standardized testing in public school, SAT).
Should I write an addendum? If so, how should I go about furnishing test results - especially for those old ones from high school?
Would appreciate a well-reasoned opinion on this soon, thanks.
However, I have a demonstrable and verifiable history of low test scores/high performance in school (standardized testing in public school, SAT).
Should I write an addendum? If so, how should I go about furnishing test results - especially for those old ones from high school?
Would appreciate a well-reasoned opinion on this soon, thanks.
- Strange
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Re: Addendum for 3rd LSAT?
We have similar jumps (13 for me) and I was thinking of writing an addendum. I was working overtime hours before June which hurt my ability to study, would that be a good basis for an addendum? Or should I not bother?JamMasterJ wrote:unless you have a really crazy reason, no. I jumped 10 points and don't have an addendum. I just studied harder.
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