If I register for the June 2012 LSAT as a means of negotiating scholarship money per the tactic described at http://www.top-law-schools.com/retaking-the-lsat.html will LSAC notify the schools to which I have already submitted applications? Does a new report need to be generated? All applications are under review, status checkers indicate no future LSAT registrations, and I will not be submitting any more applications this cycle.
Has anyone had success with this strategy? Any thoughts on whether notification of such retake plans would have a detrimental or beneficial impact on outstanding applications?
June Retake Tactic Forum
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bk1
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Re: June Retake Tactic
It will work with some schools, but not all.
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pancho
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Re: June Retake Tactic
You mean the tactic itself will work with some schools, not with others? I expect as much.bk187 wrote:It will work with some schools, but not all.
I am more curious as to 1) whether LSAC will notify the schools to which I have applied this cycle and, if so, 2) how schools will view plans for a retake. Will they think I am going to game them later, will they YP because they think I realize I tested below my potential and will not accept their offer, etc.
Ideally I would not register until I have heard back from all the schools but that runs the risk of losing first choice testing centers.
eta: the schools in question are evenly distributed throughout the top 25.
