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cowgirl_bebop

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Re: Is the LSAT worth re-taking?
How far were you from 170 and how long have you been studying?
At this point, rushing to "cram" for the LSAT may only get you a lower score that is going to adversely affect your cycle. If you have been preparing all summer, you may just have hit a plateau. I hit one back at 166 that it took me a long time to get out of. High 160s (like 167-169) is a good score that has you in the 95th percentile. I personally would not risk a lower score or even the same score. If you dont think you can make a significant jump, I would just go with what I have.
With a good GPA and some decent softs you should be good to go.
At this point, rushing to "cram" for the LSAT may only get you a lower score that is going to adversely affect your cycle. If you have been preparing all summer, you may just have hit a plateau. I hit one back at 166 that it took me a long time to get out of. High 160s (like 167-169) is a good score that has you in the 95th percentile. I personally would not risk a lower score or even the same score. If you dont think you can make a significant jump, I would just go with what I have.
With a good GPA and some decent softs you should be good to go.
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bk1

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Re: Is the LSAT worth re-taking?
Since almost all schools take your best score there is little to no risk associated with retaking. That being said if you aren't PT'ing above your current score I say it wouldn't be worth it to retake.
- Grizz

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Re: Is the LSAT worth re-taking?
Agreed.bk187 wrote:Since almost all schools take your best score there is little to no risk associated with retaking. That being said if you aren't PT'ing above your current score I say it wouldn't be worth it to retake.
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