Should I delay sending applications
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 10:17 pm
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Please don't get discouraged... My AA friend last cycle had a 3.6/166 lsat and got into Harvard, Yale, and Stanford. Apply early though!!!AspiringAspirant wrote:So I just got my score back from my September retake, and honestly I'm disappointed in my score - 166.
I'm an AA male with roughly a 3.4 gpa and would love to attend a t-14 school, but I'm concerned with these numbers my chances are slim.
I'm not opposed to taking the lsat again because I was PT'ing higher than I performed, but I was wondering if I do choose to do that should I hold off sending my apps until I get a December score or just go ahead and send the apps in the next few weeks? I've been working on them for a while so I feel like I can finish them soon without rushing. I know applying early is a boost but my concern is that a school may reject me before I get the chance to take the LSAT in December; a school that may have given me a chance had I waited to improve my score.
Also if my lsat score wasn't to change, should I expect m/any offers from my target schools? (I know that's better suited for the chances thread but I figured tacking that question on here would be fine).
You should register for the December LSAT, then apply. Schools can see that you are registered for the December LSAT and would likely hold off on making a decision until then. Also, blanket the T14. I suspect you will get into to close to half with your current numbers so you are already in a great spot. Good luck.AspiringAspirant wrote:So I just got my score back from my September retake, and honestly I'm disappointed in my score - 166.
I'm an AA male with roughly a 3.4 gpa and would love to attend a t-14 school, but I'm concerned with these numbers my chances are slim.
I'm not opposed to taking the lsat again because I was PT'ing higher than I performed, but I was wondering if I do choose to do that should I hold off sending my apps until I get a December score or just go ahead and send the apps in the next few weeks? I've been working on them for a while so I feel like I can finish them soon without rushing. I know applying early is a boost but my concern is that a school may reject me before I get the chance to take the LSAT in December; a school that may have given me a chance had I waited to improve my score.
Also if my lsat score wasn't to change, should I expect m/any offers from my target schools? (I know that's better suited for the chances thread but I figured tacking that question on here would be fine).