Do we usually receive notice of this from the schools? Ie "email is to confirm your Dec. test score has been received"
When do schools get new Dec LSAT reports? Forum
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CordeliusX

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When do schools get new Dec LSAT reports?
LSAC is busy on the line... I am curious when schools actually get the new Dec scores. I am hoping it's today or has already happened.
Do we usually receive notice of this from the schools? Ie "email is to confirm your Dec. test score has been received"
Do we usually receive notice of this from the schools? Ie "email is to confirm your Dec. test score has been received"
- tdubsWI

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Re: When do schools get new Dec LSAT reports?
I talked with the admissions at one of my schools this morning and they have my Dec report.
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angioletto

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Re: When do schools get new Dec LSAT reports?
On my report status page it shows that the one school I applied to that requests electronic reports received it today but the paper reports have not been sent yet.
ETA: it is now showing that all of my updated score reports were sent today, so the schools are now just waiting on the paper copies.
ETA: it is now showing that all of my updated score reports were sent today, so the schools are now just waiting on the paper copies.
- earnestbicyclist

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Re: When do schools get new Dec LSAT reports?
I apologize in advance for going off topic, but could someone send me answers to this test?
A friend of mine cancelled during the test, so we have the questions, but not the answers to the Dec 09 LSAT. To avoid giving out personal info from that sheet, you could black out those sections or write out the "credited responses" on a new sheet.
I could REALLY use this to study for the upcoming Feb lsat.
A friend of mine cancelled during the test, so we have the questions, but not the answers to the Dec 09 LSAT. To avoid giving out personal info from that sheet, you could black out those sections or write out the "credited responses" on a new sheet.
I could REALLY use this to study for the upcoming Feb lsat.
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