Possible Retake Consequences?
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 2:56 pm
Hey all,
So i had just a few quick questions about retaking. I scored a 169 in Dec and will be retaking in Oct (June not an option due to a prior commitment). I was prepping mid 170's in the last week of prep so I am confident I can at least due a little better the 2nd time around. I am hitting the brakes and starting from square one by casually reading some books on formal logic and dense articles while I recover form my last LSAT binge (I'll start actual question probably around March or April).
Just wanted to know the possible consequences of a retake. If I score substantially higher (5 or more point jump) is the higher score pretty much the only thing looked at? Or, are they averaged? If I only score a point or two higher what is the case? In the worst case scenario of me scoring 169 again or scoring lower, what is the situation there i.e. does that just look awful to ad comms?
Just want to know my options and consequences moving forward from this point. Thankfully I didn't plan to apply this cycle anyways so I have the flexibility to wait until October.
Thanks all!
So i had just a few quick questions about retaking. I scored a 169 in Dec and will be retaking in Oct (June not an option due to a prior commitment). I was prepping mid 170's in the last week of prep so I am confident I can at least due a little better the 2nd time around. I am hitting the brakes and starting from square one by casually reading some books on formal logic and dense articles while I recover form my last LSAT binge (I'll start actual question probably around March or April).
Just wanted to know the possible consequences of a retake. If I score substantially higher (5 or more point jump) is the higher score pretty much the only thing looked at? Or, are they averaged? If I only score a point or two higher what is the case? In the worst case scenario of me scoring 169 again or scoring lower, what is the situation there i.e. does that just look awful to ad comms?
Just want to know my options and consequences moving forward from this point. Thankfully I didn't plan to apply this cycle anyways so I have the flexibility to wait until October.
Thanks all!