do you wait to find out your score or start... Forum

[orzo]

Do you wait to find out how you did on oct test to decide to retake in december or start now to review? Being that there are only a matter of weeks before december test. I am debating on what to do... maybe waiting until scores come out will be too late, but there is the late registration....

[schocolate]

Post removed...

[galeatus]

Do you wait to find out how you did on oct test to decide to retake in december or start now to review? Being that there are only a matter of weeks before december test. I am debating on what to do... maybe waiting until scores come out will be too late, but there is the late registration....

Start now if you aren't too busy until score release.

[GreatBraffsby]

Do you wait to find out how you did on oct test to decide to retake in december or start now to review? Being that there are only a matter of weeks before december test. I am debating on what to do... maybe waiting until scores come out will be too late, but there is the late registration....

I took the October test and registered for the December test just to be safe. I'm using the time now to get my applications in order in hopes that I will have a good enough score. Considering my PTs were in a range that would work for me, I think the period between score release and the December test would be enough to fit in adequate review.

I think if your practice tests under strict LSAT conditions were hitting your goal before the October test, you will be ok waiting another week. Of course if you have time to study, then use it. As long as you're being productive in some capacity, don't sweat it.

[Cochran]

Do you wait to find out how you did on oct test to decide to retake in december or start now to review? Being that there are only a matter of weeks before december test. I am debating on what to do... maybe waiting until scores come out will be too late, but there is the late registration....

I've been doing light review, but largely focusing on apps. It's kind of a win-win either way October scores go. If well, I'm ready to roll on apps; if bad, I'm that much closer to apps after December LSAT. I'm also applying ED to a school, so I'm partially all-in when it comes to this October LSAT.