Honestly, I think the decision is ultimately up to you, but you can always tell schools to assume your application as is and still retake. However, I think that would have been a better option should you be taking the exam earlier such as now in November. Come January, it is likely that they will have reach a decision. Consider the strength of your overall application and see if the rest of the app would help strengthen your chances despite the LSAT score. If so, you could still apply now, if not, better to wait for the retake. Hope this is slightly helpful.

I think it really depends on the proctor you have. I simply had to cover my extra screens with a blanket and make sure they were unplugged.

Hey,

This is not specific RC study advice, but one thing that is helpful is to simply read more complicated materials in your free time without the pressure of RC questions. I would recommend perhaps some scientific journals or complex philosophical texts. While doing this, try and recite back the main point and ensure understanding. These passages should be even more complex than the passages used for RC; thus, when you return to the RC passages, you will find it a bit easier to grasp the text and ultimately answer the questions.

Hey, I would be interested in looking to do some days alongside this group. I have been doing this journey solo and would be great to finally talk to some other people. I am currently in the high 150s to low 160s hoping for 165+ in October.

I will be sacrificing a chicken and dancing in circles to make sure I get the LSAT score I need #Alchemist