Hi all,
I have two LSAT results.
Dec 2013 165
Feb 2014 178
Is there any advantage to dropping the 165 from my applications? My thinking is that I screwed up the games section under pressure in the first attempt, and it wasn't reflective of my average score performance (which at the time was 171). I don't want the admissions team thinking that 178 is the exception (my avg at the time was 174), rather than vice versa. Thoughts?
Thanks!
Reporting both LSATs? Forum
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Re: Reporting both LSATs?
You don't get a choice. Hth.
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Re: Reporting both LSATs?
I seem to have a choice, at least on the Columbia app I'm currently working on.
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Re: Reporting both LSATs?
What he meant was that lsac releases both regardless what you put on the app they're both on the score report. It also won't matter, but write an addendum if you're concerned. Also people score 178 on a fluke?? That's like 6 questions wrong.natural_law wrote:I seem to have a choice, at least on the Columbia app I'm currently working on.
Eta: just realized second poster was being sarcastic had confused it with op's
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Case closed, thanks for the clarification.
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