Accepted but with wrong LSAT? Forum

[Rstein888]

I got an acceptance e-mail from a law school today. I am very excited because both my GPA and LSAT are below their medians. However, I explicitly told them to hold my file until I got my February LSAT score in because I didn't think I would get in with current. What should I do since I want them to use my most-likely higher Feb score for scholarship consideration?

[swampman]

... wait until they get your new score, and then try to negotiate a scholarship.

[NonTradLawHopeful]

... wait until they get your new score, and then try to negotiate a scholarship.

[Rstein888]

... wait until they get your new score, and then try to negotiate a scholarship.

That's exactly what I was going to but what if they offer me a lesser scholarship with current score?

[monsterman]

use your noodle dood

[swampman]

... wait until they get your new score, and then try to negotiate a scholarship.

That's exactly what I was going to but what if they offer me a lesser scholarship with current score?

In that case you should wait until they get your new score, and then try to negotiate the scholarship.

[theramblingfool]

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[FairchildFLT]

I think everyone is overlooking the most reasonable answer. I went -0 on logic games, so obviously my logic here is infallible.

You should wait until the schools receive your higher score, then try to negotiate.

[ilikebaseball]

I got an acceptance e-mail from a law school today. I am very excited because both my GPA and LSAT are below their medians. However, I explicitly told them to hold my file until I got my February LSAT score in because I didn't think I would get in with current. What should I do since I want them to use my most-likely higher Feb score for scholarship consideration?

Happened to me as well. They should reconsider scholly money when the new score comes in (if its higher enough to do so)