If I cancel my lsat score, will lsac notify law schools?

[jrwhitedog]

It says on LSAC http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/lsat-cancellation.asp, that "If you cancel your score, you will not receive a score or copy of your answer sheet. You will receive written notification of a score cancellation and, if you took a disclosed test, you will receive a copy of the test questions and the credited responses for the scored sections as well. Law school reports will reflect that your score was canceled at your request; this advises the law schools that you were exposed to test questions."

What do they mean by "disclosed test"?

[oaken]

Not in February.

[RCinDNA]

I just broke that 'If' sentence down into a conditional chain and was thinking how they would craft a question using that line.

[jrwhitedog]

Not in February.

So either way, law school knows that I have taken the test, right?

[MarcusAurelius]

I just broke that 'If' sentence down into a conditional chain and was thinking how they would craft a question using that line.

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