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Edited Wednesday, Sep 30

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Canceling a score

Hi all,

I really need some advice on my LSAT score.

So I took the June LSAT and received a 165. Lower that what I was PTing so I decided to take the September LSAT.

I just received my score and I got a 161. I'm still reeling from the shock and I don't really understand how I got this score when I was PTing in the 167-174 ranging. So naturally, I'm not sure what to do. Should I cancel this score or just leave it since schools will typically only look at the highest score?

However, I researched and found that some schools can request all scores or might even take the average of all scores. Is this true and can anyone provide some advice on what I should do in this situation?

Also I can’t take the test again. For mental health reasons lol.

Thank you.

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  • Edited Wednesday, Sep 30

    Do not cancel. A 161 isn’t an eyebrow raiser.

    editing because I realized I overlooked the part where you said you can’t take it again for mental health reasons

    I’d still leave it

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