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I took the LSAT for the second time this Saturday. After doing a few sections, I knew I was performing poorly and decided to cancel my score. If I submit my applications now, will the law schools go ahead and process my application with my current score, or should I write an addendum asking them to evaluate my application when they receive it using my 1st score since I cancelled my second LSAT score? Thanks.

Tiggly wrote:I took the LSAT for the second time this Saturday. After doing a few sections, I knew I was performing poorly and decided to cancel my score. If I submit my applications now, will the law schools go ahead and process my application with my current score, or should I write an addendum asking them to evaluate my application when they receive it using my 1st score since I cancelled my second LSAT score? Thanks.

Depends on the school's policy. An addendum wouldn't be necessary though. An email would work just as fine asking to be considered on your current score.

I would let them know a second score won't be coming. May give you an extra three weeks in the "ready to go" pile.