Already know what I should do, but would like other opinions Forum

[kkklick]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

[whymeohgodno]

Retake.

[Ragged]

Rewrite bro, rewrite. You got this I know.

[AverageTutoring]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

You're re-taking and you're going to rock it. You will be a likely admit at Osgoode with a 165+ which isn't that far off your current mark. You know this. Now get it done!

[kkklick]

Rewrite bro, rewrite. You got this I know.

Thanks Ragged, definately will sign up

[JJDancer]

I took Sept 09 and scored my PT avg: 168
Retook June 10 and had to cancel due to sudden illness
Retook Oct 10 and scored 167 (my PT avg was 173 on the last 6-7 tests)

I knew I could do better than 168 so I re-took but I guess I feel like just because you can, doesn't mean you will. That being said, a 7 point difference is large so even if you hit 165 in Dec, it is probably worth it to wait and apply then instead of just applying with 160/161.

[kkklick]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

You're re-taking and you're going to rock it. You will be a likely admit at Osgoode with a 165+ which isn't that far off your current mark. You know this. Now get it done!

=D Will do, never have been so focused in my life hopefully all goes well starting again monday/teusday

[KevinP]

Retake! And rejoice that you and a fellow TLS member shall also be taking the December LSAT for a third time and shall destroy it. Best of luck.

[kkklick]

I took Sept 09 and scored my PT avg: 168
Retook June 10 and had to cancel due to sudden illness
Retook Oct 10 and scored 167 (my PT avg was 173 on the last 6-7 tests)

I knew I could do better than 168 so I re-took but I guess I feel like just because you can, doesn't mean you will. That being said, a 7 point difference is large so even if you hit 165 in Dec, it is probably worth it to wait and apply then instead of just applying with 160/161.

That is my fear, scoring equal to or near what I did the first time, which I did on this test but at least it was +1. I just find it difficult to see myself scoring in the same are on RC and games, compared to my average just those 2 sections I missed an extra 8 questions. LR I made some dumb mistakes as well, I feel that it is more likely I'll get a higher score than bomb another couple of sections again.

[kkklick]

Retake! And rejoice that you and a fellow TLS member shall also be taking the December LSAT for a third time and shall destroy it. Best of luck.

Good luck to you as well, we will be near the top this time!

[HeavenWood]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

Definitely retake. But have you considered February instead?

[AverageTutoring]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

Definitely retake. But have you considered February instead?

That's too late to apply this cycle for Canadian schools. There is a soft deadline by November 1st or 31st at most schools, and a hard deadline of Febuary 1st for pretty much all schools.

[kkklick]

I'm going to be short and sweet. 3.53 GPA, 160 LSAT june 2010, 161 LSAT October 2010. I PT anywhere from 168 to low 170's, messed up games and RC.

I will be applying to law schools in Ontario, and from what I gather a 161 with my GPA is neither likely nor unlikely to gain acceptance to the schools I would like to go to.

So question is should I re-write in December? When I found out my score I just figured that's it no more, but looking back I know a 161 is not near my potential, I'd rather give one last shot than wish later on (especiallly if I don't get in anywhere) that I tried one last time.

After speaking with family we decided I should write again but I am just curious as to how writing a 3rd time will change my chances. FYI, Canadian law schools do look at all but only consider your highest.

Definitely retake. But have you considered February instead?

Exactly what AT said, the other thing is I already feel that the improvements I need to make won't take very long at all.

[TonyStark123]

Hey, you have absolutely nothing to lose by writing twice since (nearly) all Canadian schools will just look at your highest LSAT score. Also, many Canadian schools drop marks, so your GPA might be higher than you think. UVic and UBC will both drop your 12 worst credits and U of T only looks at your three best years. Just something to take into consideration.