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So I was looking over my LSAT from awhile ago, and I realized that I left the race/ethnicity description blank. LSAC hasn't contacted me about it, and I have my score intact. With that said, I don't remember why I left it blank at the time of the test (probably negligence). Is this something that can come back to bite me/should I contact LSAC about it?

No, you're not obligated to disclose your race.

ETA: I believe you can disclose your race on actual applications.

funkmasta wrote:So I was looking over my LSAT from awhile ago, and I realized that I left the race/ethnicity description blank. LSAC hasn't contacted me about it, and I have my score intact. With that said, I don't remember why I left it blank at the time of the test (probably negligence). Is this something that can come back to bite me/should I contact LSAC about it?

I disagree, while you leaving this space unfilled constitutes the but-for cause and foreseeable proximate cause of the missing information, I'm not so sure you had a duty to fill it in (an ordinary person not wishing to disclose wouldn't have to). Unfort., if you had a duty, you certainly breached it, BPL--risk and loss is great, the burden is wasted graphite).

probably not negligent.

be careful. we're within 30 seconds of burn out (for those that are left!)

Also, I find this posting offensive.

Your ethnic information was optional. If I remember correctly, only parts 1-13 are required to be filled in. A lot of your demographic information is optional.

Guchster wrote:Also, I find this posting offensive.

If they require a color photo before you can even take the test, then they already know your race.

ben4847 wrote:

Guchster wrote:Also, I find this posting offensive.

Lol. Hey, this isn't too far from the TLS mindset. "What?! You mentioned something tangentially related to the topic of race/ethnicity that in no way disparages said race/ethnicity?! Thats offensive!!"