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The proctor called time 5 minutes early during the first section of my first LSAT sitting. We eventually were able to convince her of her mistake and given our 5 minutes, but it threw me off since it happened during the logic games section and I approached my setups differently due to the perceived lack of time. My first score was a 167 and I improved to a 171 with my December retake (PTs were in the low-170s, so I think the second is more indicative of my abilities).

Apps are already out. Should I email an addendum explaining the discrepancy or would this not be considered addendum-worthy since it's only 4 points?

I wouldn't bother.

MarcusGiovanni wrote:The proctor called time 5 minutes early during the first section of my first LSAT sitting. We eventually were able to convince her of her mistake and given our 5 minutes, but it threw me off since it happened during the logic games section and I approached my setups differently due to the perceived lack of time. My first score was a 167 and I improved to a 171 with my December retake (PTs were in the low-170s, so I think the second is more indicative of my abilities).

Apps are already out. Should I email an addendum plaining the discrepancy or would this not be considered addendum-worthy since it's only 4 points?

Did you report the incident to LSAC immediately after the test? If not, it just sounds like you didn't think the timekeeping mistake was an issue at the time, but now you're disappointed in your score and are looking for any excuse to explain it away.

Yeah, I was worried about that. (Didn't report it) No addendum then, hopefully they'll focus on my retake score.
Thanks for the input!