Quick score cancellation question. I'm a rising senior in college and just took the LSAT for the first time today. I usually score in the 169-174 range on practice tests but I don't feel confident after the test today. I guessed blindly on three question on LG and, surprisingly, had to guess on the last two questions on RC. I generally felt good about everything else, but if I miss questions according to my average plus the five guesses, then I will probably score sub-168.
If I don't cancel my score, I know that most schools average scores in the admissions process. So my two questions are simple:
1) Which of the T14 take the highest score? Is it just Georgetown and Penn?
2) If I took the test again in 2011 and didn't cancel my score, would they average the June 2010 score with the 2011 score?
Thanks.
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Re: Score cancellation
Most schools no longer average multiple scores. Most only consider the highest now.vicuna wrote:If I don't cancel my score, I know that most schools average scores in the admissions process.
It's primarily the top schools (such as ones in T14) that average multiple.
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Re: Score cancellation
As opposed to starting a new thread; I've been scoring about the same on preptests (between 168-174), but definitely bombed the LG (which I was PRAYING was my experimental section)... So I would predict my score will end up around 160-162. Should I cancel? It's my first time taking, and I know I'll do much when I retake in the fall..
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Re: Score cancellation
The consensus seems to be that canceling is kind of pointless, because even the top schools mainly look at your highest score. I haven't found an answer to my second question though. Do you get a clean slate for a new cycle?sch0123 wrote:As opposed to starting a new thread; I've been scoring about the same on preptests (between 168-174), but definitely bombed the LG (which I was PRAYING was my experimental section)... So I would predict my score will end up around 160-162. Should I cancel? It's my first time taking, and I know I'll do much when I retake in the fall..
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Re: Score cancellation
No, all schools you apply to will see all scores.vicuna wrote:The consensus seems to be that canceling is kind of pointless, because even the top schools mainly look at your highest score. I haven't found an answer to my second question though. Do you get a clean slate for a new cycle?sch0123 wrote:As opposed to starting a new thread; I've been scoring about the same on preptests (between 168-174), but definitely bombed the LG (which I was PRAYING was my experimental section)... So I would predict my score will end up around 160-162. Should I cancel? It's my first time taking, and I know I'll do much when I retake in the fall..
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