Do we know which LSATs will be disclosed ahead of time? It seems like there were none disclosed in 2024-25, so it would be helpful for this post to be updated to reflect the trend #feedback
Not entirely sure, but with the new LSAT format is it still correct that you will receive "Your raw score (0 – 100)" or with the new format is the raw score now between 0 and 75?
So I'm probably reading this wrong, like i do with my everything but my LG section haha, but are we able to see a breakdown of our previous test that we took within the past year if they were online? sorry and thanks
So, if we want to cancel our score, can we do so after we receive our marks or within the first 6 days of when it is given? I am writing this month, but will only be prepared by September. Since we get a free re-write if we cancel our score, I did not see the point of unregistering.
An undisclosed test score cannot be contested for the obvious reason that one won't know on what question(s) they erred. Are there any reports of the phenomenon of wanting to contest an undisclosed lsat score but being unable to? A quick internet search turned nothing up. Just curious.
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Do we know which LSATs will be disclosed ahead of time? It seems like there were none disclosed in 2024-25, so it would be helpful for this post to be updated to reflect the trend #feedback
Can you speak on taking the LSAT in a U.S. Territory? Saipan
Not entirely sure, but with the new LSAT format is it still correct that you will receive "Your raw score (0 – 100)" or with the new format is the raw score now between 0 and 75?
"On score release day, you’ll only get the following from LSAC:
Your score (120 – 180)"
I'm an international test-taker. Does this score refer to the scaled score which law schools would look at?
How do I see my disclosed test? And my raw score? None of this information was made available to me when I took the February lsat.
So I'm probably reading this wrong, like i do with my everything but my LG section haha, but are we able to see a breakdown of our previous test that we took within the past year if they were online? sorry and thanks
#help
#help
Is it indicated somewhere as your test date approaches (or before you sign up) that a given test will be nondisclosed?
So, if we want to cancel our score, can we do so after we receive our marks or within the first 6 days of when it is given? I am writing this month, but will only be prepared by September. Since we get a free re-write if we cancel our score, I did not see the point of unregistering.
#help
An undisclosed test score cannot be contested for the obvious reason that one won't know on what question(s) they erred. Are there any reports of the phenomenon of wanting to contest an undisclosed lsat score but being unable to? A quick internet search turned nothing up. Just curious.