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I Have been prepping since June. However, since I had to work all summer, as well as taking 18 credits My prepping is not what I wanted. I'm not exactly where I want to be for this upcoming week. My question is (my first time taking it btw) does it look the same on the LSAC report if I go, take it and cancel, as opposed to not going on saturday. It saddens me that I am not ready, but I have to be true to myself.

You can only take the LSAT 3 times in a period of 2 years.

An absent does not count towards your 3 tries.

A cancel does.

You don't want 2 cancels or 2 absents. One of either shouldn't be too bad.

My test center was changed from my preferred center.

Because of this I have to drive an additional hour and a half before the test to a different city to take it.

Can I just skip the test this weekend, take in December and addendum the reason for the absence?


I took it last June but was sick and scored low. Will this look fishy if in my addendum I reason my June test was low for being sick and my October test date I was absent because of a center change? I know a few students in my classes were having to email around looking for people to share the cost of renting a car to get to the testing center.

OP: I'd probably take it for the experience and cancel (you have a few DAYS to decide after the test).

I don't think you get any $$ back for absent (?) so might as well get something out of what you spent?

whymeohgodno wrote:You can only take the LSAT 3 times in a period of 2 years.

An absent does not count towards your 3 tries.

A cancel does.

You don't want 2 cancels or 2 absents. One of either shouldn't be too bad.

+1

I wrote a big post about this very issue.