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My plan is to test this June and turn around (assumig its a decent test score) and apply for this cycle here in FL. If I apply and am rejected because most of the seats are filled or it was just an average score, does this damage any future application to the same program?
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Good question, @DavidManauteBarry! Applying at the last minute and being denied admission doesn't effect poorly on a future app. The only whammy is this - if you apply in after the June LSAT and then try to apply again this cycle, that's a short span of time to re-write your personal statement and do any updates.
One way to get ahead of this is to contact the admissions office in question. Take the June LSAT and then reach out them to see if they still have seats available. Given the time of year, most admissions officers are probably going to shoot straight with you because they don't want you to waste your time and effort if it's totally fruitless.