Nope, only once. In fact, you have to pay if you want to take it again and most LSAT tutors heavily recommend against it since it's not a scored section anyways. Plus if a law school is considering you, they typically look at your personal statement and the writing samples you provide instead of the LSAT writing portion.

I agree, most schools consider Christmas / New Year to be the "bulk" of when most applicants apply and don't typically consider an application to be late by any means. I'm taking the November LSAT and will apply as soon as my score is released which is still considered early application to most schools.

Congrats to the winners!