Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower Forum
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student
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Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat and receive a lower score on the June test?
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fatduck
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Re: Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
can they? yes
will they? no
will they? no
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Gideon Strumpet
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Re: Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
Given the higher score rule, they have no reason to revoke based on a lower score.
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Verity
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Re: Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
Why don't you ask them first?
Or, go with the boilerplate TLS response: ED to UVA.
Or, go with the boilerplate TLS response: ED to UVA.
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Kimchi_smile
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Re: Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
If you already got accepted, why would you retake...Move on and maybe prep for 1L by reading how to take exams books.
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bhan87
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Re: Can a law school revoke acceptance if you retake lsat/ lower
There are those that will matriculate based on whether they get a higher score. Ex: Student A got into a CCN school on a 4.0/170, but got rejected from HYS because the LSAT was too low. Student A, however, consistently scored 175+ in his PTs. If he can score a 175 on the June LSAT, he will retry for HYS next year. If it comes out about the same, he'll settle for CCNKimchi_smile wrote:If you already got accepted, why would you retake...Move on and maybe prep for 1L by reading how to take exams books.
