Would it be crazy to retake a 173? Forum

[bondja]

lolol well if you mean Walt saying "16x" that meant a score of one sixty something.

Oh Lord. This is what I get for reading TLS at work and having to respond quickly. That's a little embarrassing.

[Splitter1415]

I'm in a similar situation with a worse GPA. When I asked the same question, a lot of people advised against retaking. How did you score on PTs?

[PDX4343]

On the last 5 I took my average was 175. I had a decent amount that were above 175 throughout my studying. I also only studied for 3 months, at the time I remember feeling like if I had more time I could keep improving.

[Splitter1415]

Hmmmm, why don't you study over the summer and see if you can improve? You wouldn't want to end up with, say, a 170 or less.

[Nonconsecutive]

Although, I did meet someone who has retaken the LSAT 4 times. They, apparently, received the exact same score on each try. Boggles my mind.

That's actually pretty statistically impressive.

[bombaysippin]

Although, I did meet someone who has retaken the LSAT 4 times. They, apparently, received the exact same score on each try. Boggles my mind.

That's actually pretty statistically impressive.

Doubt that person feels that way lol.

[Calbears123]

If I got a 173 (or hopefully a 170) every single LSAT prep book I have is going up in a giant fire for all to see

[PDX4343]

Hmmmm, why don't you study over the summer and see if you can improve? You wouldn't want to end up with, say, a 170 or less.

Yeah that's looking like the plan ATM.

[Splitter1415]

Which school are you planning on applying to? Some schools only look at your highest score while other schools look at all of your scores.

[PDX4343]

The goal is to go to one of CCN with a scholly but I'd be happy at most schools in the T-14 (provided that I can swing a scholarship somewhere). I have a tech background so I'm interested in going into IP and am not too worried about the lower employment stats at some of the lower T-14 because I think my background will help me out come OCI.