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What's the downside to not canceling
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:03 pm
by ag912
Definitely did not get the 171+ I was pting at. What's the downside to just seeing my score if I'm not planning for HYS or CCN. I just want t14. Is it really that bad to get a low score and a high score on retake? I'm assuming my score is mid 160s.
Re: What's the downside to not canceling
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:16 pm
by JamMasterJ
Probably fine to keep it. It seems that HYS and N are the only ones that average scores.
Re: What's the downside to not canceling
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 5:54 pm
by paul34
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Re: What's the downside to not canceling
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:01 pm
by wolfpack-avvocato
I have no prayer at any of the schools I care about that only average LSAT scores, but that is simply by virtue of my GPA post LSAC shitting on it. For the 99% of us that can't get into those schools, check your score before you freak out about failing (you very likely did better than you thought).
Re: What's the downside to not canceling
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:04 pm
by bartleby
wolfpack-avvocato wrote:I have no prayer at any of the schools I care about that only average LSAT scores, but that is simply by virtue of my GPA post LSAC shitting on it. For the 99% of us that can't get into those schools, check your score before you freak out about failing (you very likely did better than you thought).
+1,000,000
it is like when you think you remember a specific LR question and you look back at the test and see that it is completely not what you remembered it to be. your test day brain is pretty fucked up.