So I got into some T14s but all my options are pretty pricey. I thought about retaking and reapplying. If my score isn't that much better, I might just do ED and apply early.
I took the September 2018 LSAT but a student group at the University that was hosting the testing center scheduled a music festival for the same day as the LSAT. Music was blaring throughout the entire exam, and I scored a 166 whereas my PTs were in the low to mid 17Xs.
Here's the catch. During my last semester of undergrad, I only needed to take two classes but I wanted to challenge myself (for some reason). So I took a senior level digital circuit design class and a second year graduate analog circuit design class in addition to two more manageable classes. I had to pull one or two all nighters a week to keep up with the workload. Eventually, I got sick, partly I think due to not taking care of myself. I decided it was best for me to drop the two extra classes, which brought me below the full-time student threshold. Additionally, I already dropped two classes (although that didn't seem to impact my acceptances).
Will the two additional class drops severely impact my ability to get back into the T14s I was accepted to or would it not really matter? Thanks.
Retake and Reapply Advice Forum
- cavalier1138
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Re: Retake and Reapply Advice
I don't think the last bit matters, unless it brought your GPA down significantly from where it was this year.
Absolutely retake. The difference between a 166 and a 170+ can be six-figure scholarships at these schools.
Absolutely retake. The difference between a 166 and a 170+ can be six-figure scholarships at these schools.
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Re: Retake and Reapply Advice
cavalier1138 wrote:I don't think the last bit matters, unless it brought your GPA down significantly from where it was this year.
Absolutely retake. The difference between a 166 and a 170+ can be six-figure scholarships at these schools.
Because I dropped the classes, my GPA is the same. The drops don't get calculated into my GPA. I mean strictly speaking my GPA is slightly higher but not by much. The difference is a 3.89 and 3.8925