FIU and February LSAT Forum

[romanista]

Hello all. I'm in need of some advice about applying to FIU and UM. My LSAT scores are 147 (Oct 2010) and 149 (Dec 2011) and I have a 3.3 GPA. I recently took the February LSAT and have a feeling that I did much better. My December score was the result of losing track of time during the reading section so I scored lower than I expected. My highest practice exam yielded a 155. So my question is should I wait for my February score to be released before applying to these schools? I have a feeling that I must have gotten at least a 152 on the February exam but obviously I cannot be sure. The alternative would be to apply now but I don't want to be waitlisted or denied and then find out that my February LSAT would be enough to keep me on the waitlist at least.

Thank you for your time.

[No13baby]

1. Do not, do not, do not apply to FIU.
2. Wait until next year to apply. You're putting yourself at a huge disadvantage both for being accepted and for getting scholarship money by applying so late. Get your LSAT score back, have all your materials ready, and apply in September - your chances wherever you apply will be much better.

[iShotFirst]

1. Do not, do not, do not apply to FIU.
2. Wait until next year to apply. You're putting yourself at a huge disadvantage both for being accepted and for getting scholarship money by applying so late. Get your LSAT score back, have all your materials ready, and apply in September - your chances wherever you apply will be much better.

+1

Especially to #1

Do not, do not, do not apply to FIU.

[vpintz]

1. Do not, do not, do not apply to FIU.
2. Wait until next year to apply. You're putting yourself at a huge disadvantage both for being accepted and for getting scholarship money by applying so late. Get your LSAT score back, have all your materials ready, and apply in September - your chances wherever you apply will be much better.

+1

Especially to #1

Do not, do not, do not apply to FIU.

Off topic, but I adore your username/avatar combo.

And +1 to the advice.