Any Downside to taking the LSAT again? Forum
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Any Downside to taking the LSAT again?
I fully understand that some schools average your two scores, but I'm taking mine in two weeks for the first time, and applying to go to law school this cycle... Any apparent negatives for retaking in dec in case i dont hit 170? Also, what happens if you do retake it, but do worse?
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Re: Any Downside to taking the LSAT again?
Outside of the T6, almost no schools average and even the T6 does it on a case by case basis, though I would say the trend is moving away from averaging.
If you do retake it will make your application go complete at a later date and I would say that going complete late December/early January is a disadvantage. However, a 170+ going complete in January is better than a 170- going complete in October.
If you do worse, it will make almost no difference considering almost all schools take the highest score.
If you do retake it will make your application go complete at a later date and I would say that going complete late December/early January is a disadvantage. However, a 170+ going complete in January is better than a 170- going complete in October.
If you do worse, it will make almost no difference considering almost all schools take the highest score.
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Re: Any Downside to taking the LSAT again?
Your rejection e-mail will be significantly more likely to contain something like this:peterb0y wrote: Also, what happens if you do retake it, but do worse?
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