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No one knows yet. We're not going to know until this cycle is much farther along. I'm not even sure if Harvard's started to admit people yet.

But this is irrelevant for you; don't you still have a reportable LSAT?

cavalier1138 wrote:No one knows yet. We're not going to know until this cycle is much farther along. I'm not even sure if Harvard's started to admit people yet.

But this is irrelevant for you; don't you still have a reportable LSAT?

He also has a GRE and Harvard's policy is that both LSAT and GRE have to be reported if possible and he's trying to decide whether to follow the policy

lobsicle wrote:

cavalier1138 wrote:No one knows yet. We're not going to know until this cycle is much farther along. I'm not even sure if Harvard's started to admit people yet.

But this is irrelevant for you; don't you still have a reportable LSAT?

He also has a GRE and Harvard's policy is that both LSAT and GRE have to be reported if possible and he's trying to decide whether to follow the policy

JFC.

OP: it's not an option. If the school tells you to report both, you have to report both. But your GRE is likely not going to matter, because the LSAT is still going to be reported for rankings purposes.