I got a 170 on my Dec LSAT. Thing is, I missed 12 questions total and 7 of them were in the reading comprehension section. That's the section I usually miss only 2-3 questions. Is it too risky to re-take in Feb? I just sent out all my apps today (T-14 minus Harvard and Yale, plus UCLA, USC, Vandy)
Does anyone know people who got waitlisted, scored higher on the LSAT in Feb, and then were accepted off the waitlist?
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- Clemenceau
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Re: 170 LSAT, should I retake just in case of waitlists?
It can only help, I suppose.
Just some precautionary advice: I took the lsat three times, and underperformed on RC each time. I still did very well, but getting gameday RC to match PT RC just never happened for me. It's a hard section to improve.
Just some precautionary advice: I took the lsat three times, and underperformed on RC each time. I still did very well, but getting gameday RC to match PT RC just never happened for me. It's a hard section to improve.
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Re: 170 LSAT, should I retake just in case of waitlists?
If you think you can improve and have the time, I would retake. Worst case, you get a lower score - in that case the 170 will still be what schools use. No downside.georgetownhopeful893 wrote:Is it too risky to re-take in Feb?
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Re: 170 LSAT, should I retake just in case of waitlists?
But what about schools like Duke that still claim they average the scores?pylon wrote:If you think you can improve and have the time, I would retake. Worst case, you get a lower score - in that case the 170 will still be what schools use. No downside.georgetownhopeful893 wrote:Is it too risky to re-take in Feb?
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Re: 170 LSAT, should I retake just in case of waitlists?
dey liegeorgetownhopeful893 wrote:But what about schools like Duke that still claim they average the scores?
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