Self-study
Due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to take the LSAT at an earlier date. As a result, I have to take it in April. I am mainly just worried that most schools, even those with rolling admissions, will close their applications by the time scores are released.
Also wanted to add that I understand the April LSAT is too late for certain competitive schools. My post is just referring to the general bulk of law schools outside of the T25.
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A lot of schools will let you apply without an LSAT, and let them know you have a future score pending, and then your app will be sent in when that score comes in. If you are set on applying this cycle, that's what I would recommend.
I would check what the deadlines are for schools you’re planning on applying to and base it on that. There is a risk that you might get less scholarship money but that’s also not guaranteed to happen. Don’t ask Reddit though, they’ll convince you that you shouldn’t apply EVER lol