I am debating whether or not to take my LSAT this weekend or wait it out till January. I don't feel very confident I will get the score I want (160+) but I also don't want to wait too long to submit a complete application. I guess my question is if I can ensure I'll get a much better score holding off till January, will that hurt my chances into getting into the school I want? The application deadline for the schools I'm looking at are all in the beginning of march. By the way this is my last time I'm able to take the test (already taken it 4 times). I probably already know my answer, but should I take the test knowing I'll probably score below the median or wait, continue my studies, and shoot for the 75th percentile (162 for the main school I'm looking at).

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  • Monday, Nov 14 2022

    @claremont525 said:

    I'll summarize what I've heard other prep companies say:

    -Applying in January is not too late in the cycle, especially if you're not shooting for a T14.

    -Applying later in the cycle with a higher LSAT score is better than applying sooner with a lower score (within reason).

    Thank you for easing my nerves lol

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  • Wednesday, Oct 12 2022

    I have the same question!

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  • Wednesday, Oct 12 2022

    I'll summarize what I've heard other prep companies say:

    -Applying in January is not too late in the cycle, especially if you're not shooting for a T14.

    -Applying later in the cycle with a higher LSAT score is better than applying sooner with a lower score (within reason).

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