So I registered for Oct 3rd LSAT, which is in 3 days.
I am pretty sure I am not ready, I been really busy this semester with 2 jobs and my thesis.
I am struggling between withdraw it or just go take it for fun/practice.
I am not in a super big hurry because my top choice right now is WUSTL, and the deadline is somewhere in Aug 2016.
Which one is a better option in this case?
Thanks
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SplitMyPants

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Re: Withdraw LSAT or just go with it.
What was your diagnostic and what are you PTing at?
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Tiny123

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Re: Withdraw LSAT or just go with it.
I PT around 166-167 at the end of summer, then I didn't look at it again until last week, this week I did 2 PT they are both at 163.. Reading the worst..SplitMyPants wrote:What was your diagnostic and what are you PTing at?
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SplitMyPants

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Re: Withdraw LSAT or just go with it.
I definitely wouldn't take it for fun or just practice. Wait, and when you have time drill hard for a handful of weeks and get as high a score as possible.
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Re: Withdraw LSAT or just go with it.
+1SplitMyPants wrote:I definitely wouldn't take it for fun or just practice.
Wait until you're ready. Don't waste a take.
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Withdraw, don't take it until you're 100% ready.
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Re: Withdraw LSAT or just go with it.
You should definitely wait until you're ready.
But, you shouldn't look at the the application deadline as a good time to apply. The earlier you apply the better chance you have at admissions and/or scholarships
But, you shouldn't look at the the application deadline as a good time to apply. The earlier you apply the better chance you have at admissions and/or scholarships