Hi, I’m wondering if I should write an addendum to address my LSAT score, I’ve taken it 3 times, jumping from a 156, 160, and finally 165. I might even take it one more time in September to improve even more. I took the first test 2 years ago and didn’t really take it seriously. My most recent I was able to get while working full time! Should I address this on my applications?
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@businessgoose I’ve sent locis but what other contact could there be? I’m not really sure how this process goes as I’ve been figuring it out on my own.
Hi, wondering if I should retest and reapply or start school in the fall. Here are my stats
160 lsat, 3.86 ugpa, 4.0 masters in human rights gpa and currently working with crime victims. First gen student and urm.
I got waitlisted to BC, BU, Columbia, Northeastern, and Brooklyn
I have a scholarship that covers nearly all tuition at a T100 school and I’d like to go into public interest law. I feel like I could do better than this school but I’m not sure if I want to delay law school further. Any advice?
Hi, wondering if I should retest and reapply or start school in the fall. Here are my stats
160 lsat, 3.86 ugpa, 4.0 masters in human rights gpa and currently working with crime victims. First gen student and urm.
I got waitlisted to BC, BU, Columbia, Northeastern, and Brooklyn
I have a scholarship that covers nearly all tuition at a T100 school and I’d like to go into public interest law. I feel like I could do better than this school but I’m not sure if I want to delay law school further. Any advice?
My understanding is to apply earlier and then have CAS send update to the schools. They won’t look at your application until the new score is in but it might put you up higher in the application review queue.