I'm sure this has been asked before.....but how does the "3 times in 2 years" rule work with the LSAT?.....I took the June 9, 2014 LSAT and planning on December.
I hope I wouldn't need more than three tries....but in a hypo case that i did need a 4 try would I be able to take the LSAT if it was on June 7 2016 for example even though it is technically under two years.
LSAT retake policy Forum
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gatesome
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Re: LSAT retake policy
based upon my rudimentary understanding of time and causation, June 7, 2016 is less than two years after June 9, 2014
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Rigo
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Re: LSAT retake policy
By two years, LSAC really mean two cycles.
A cycle starts with the June administration and ends with the February administration.
June 2016 kicks off the 2016-2017 cycle and therefore falls outside of the two year restriction despite technically being a few days less than two years.
A cycle starts with the June administration and ends with the February administration.
June 2016 kicks off the 2016-2017 cycle and therefore falls outside of the two year restriction despite technically being a few days less than two years.
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Smallville
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Re: LSAT retake policy
Rigo dropping dat knowledgeDirigo wrote:By two years, LSAC really mean two cycles.
A cycle starts with the June administration and ends with the February administration.
June 2016 kicks off the 2016-2017 cycle and therefore falls outside of the two year restriction despite technically being a few days less than two years.
