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Hey so im sure that there is an answer for this somewhere on lsac.org but i just dont want to go searchin for it...if i decide to retake the LSAT and reapply in next year's cycle, will my LOR's remain in the CAS or will I have to ask my prof's to resubmit them next cycle?

huttom84 wrote:Hey so im sure that there is an answer for this somewhere on lsac.org but i just dont want to go searchin for it...if i decide to retake the LSAT and reapply in next year's cycle, will my LOR's remain in the CAS or will I have to ask my prof's to resubmit them next cycle?

your lors will remain, but it's advised that you have profs update them

EDIT: they may care less since it's only 1 year - should prolly check though

okay thanks for the info

glewz wrote:

huttom84 wrote:Hey so im sure that there is an answer for this somewhere on lsac.org but i just dont want to go searchin for it...if i decide to retake the LSAT and reapply in next year's cycle, will my LOR's remain in the CAS or will I have to ask my prof's to resubmit them next cycle?

your lors will remain, but it's advised that you have profs update them

EDIT: they may care less since it's only 1 year - should prolly check though

It's advised that you have profs update them? What???

whymeohgodno wrote:

glewz wrote:

huttom84 wrote:Hey so im sure that there is an answer for this somewhere on lsac.org but i just dont want to go searchin for it...if i decide to retake the LSAT and reapply in next year's cycle, will my LOR's remain in the CAS or will I have to ask my prof's to resubmit them next cycle?

your lors will remain, but it's advised that you have profs update them

EDIT: they may care less since it's only 1 year - should prolly check though

It's advised that you have profs update them? What???

yeah..I heard this from quite a few people. i'm sure you'll be fine, don't sweat