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Background info: put down my first deposit for GW with 75%, but having second thoughts because my LSDAS GPA is a 3.8, and I'm confident I can score higher with more practice (on my first LSAT, I scored 162, and on my second I got a 167). I have been waitlisted for the June LSAT.

Based off of two PTs I took within the last week, I'm scoring in the high 160s, low 170s (first PT a 171, the second a 168), and I'm aiming for a 175. So, should I take the June LSAT or wait for the September one?

If you're going for the mid 170s and you have only one more LSAT left, I'd wait until September.

That's assuming that you'll actually study during that time.

papercut wrote:If you're going for the mid 170s and you have only one more LSAT left, I'd wait until September.

That's assuming that you'll actually study during that time.

Of course I'll study. Why wouldn't I?

Pragmatic Gun wrote:

papercut wrote:If you're going for the mid 170s and you have only one more LSAT left, I'd wait until September.

That's assuming that you'll actually study during that time.

Of course I'll study. Why wouldn't I?

You'd be surprised how many people put off the LSAT only to spend the last three weeks in a panic trying to cram for it.

papercut wrote:

Pragmatic Gun wrote:

papercut wrote:If you're going for the mid 170s and you have only one more LSAT left, I'd wait until September.

That's assuming that you'll actually study during that time.

Of course I'll study. Why wouldn't I?

You'd be surprised how many people put off the LSAT only to spend the last three weeks in a panic trying to cram for it.

Hell no. :p At this point, I will leave nothing to Fate, except those things that truly belong to her: death and taxes. I'm convinced that delaying a year will only benefit me, and I can't let it go to waste.

Sounds like a plan. Good luck