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Hi all, would appreciate advice about whether or not I should write an addendum for being absent from the February LSAT test. I wasn't prepared and registered just for the experience, but decided not to go on test day. I didn't register for the June test, and I ended up getting the score I wanted in October. This is the addendum that I've written for the February absence, though I'm not sure if I should submit one at all:

I registered for the February LSAT exam shortly into my LSAT study in order to experience actual test conditions, but decided to take the test when I was more prepared.

No.

There are basically no circumstances under which you should ever write an addendum for the LSAT.

Thanks for the response! I was leaning toward not submitting one, but wanted to ask because Powerscore's site says I "might" want to submit one:

https://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/absences.cfm
"You might want to provide a brief explanation via an addendum on your application, though, given that an absence does show up on your record and law schools know that you had the chance to withdraw your registration right up until midnight the day before."

But my case seems pretty minor.

I would ask Spivey Consulting about this. They have free consulting and might be willing to answer this question. Personally I would.