Lsat addendum for 13 points increase?
Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2017 5:30 am
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Doesn't Michigan strongly recommend it? (I'm in the same boat, 160 to 171 and hopefully higher on Saturday)cavalier1138 wrote:Nope.
They might. NYU also says they average your LSAT scores.Jack_Kelly wrote:Doesn't Michigan strongly recommend it? (I'm in the same boat, 160 to 171 and hopefully higher on Saturday)cavalier1138 wrote:Nope.
Thanks, it more or less is so guess I won't bother.cavalier1138 wrote:They might. NYU also says they average your LSAT scores.Jack_Kelly wrote:Doesn't Michigan strongly recommend it? (I'm in the same boat, 160 to 171 and hopefully higher on Saturday)cavalier1138 wrote:Nope.
Admissions departments routinely make shit up when it comes to pretending that they don't place incredible emphasis on your reportable numbers. You can always write a two-sentence addendum if you want, but it's not going to make a difference if your reasons are "I didn't prepare well the first time, but this time I did."
Same here. I was just wondering if it was a common practice to write it. If not, -1 problem...Jack_Kelly wrote:Thanks, it more or less is so guess I won't bother.cavalier1138 wrote:They might. NYU also says they average your LSAT scores.Jack_Kelly wrote:Doesn't Michigan strongly recommend it? (I'm in the same boat, 160 to 171 and hopefully higher on Saturday)cavalier1138 wrote:Nope.
Admissions departments routinely make shit up when it comes to pretending that they don't place incredible emphasis on your reportable numbers. You can always write a two-sentence addendum if you want, but it's not going to make a difference if your reasons are "I didn't prepare well the first time, but this time I did."