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Hi @mjmonte17592. Can you elaborate more on the "transition bonus"? I find it hard to believe that LSAC ,who is notorious for their strict test-administration policies, could entertain said bonus.
Hi all.
My yalie friend recently told me that certain schools take U.S. citizenship favorably into consideration when determining admission. Currently, I am a green card holder and will be eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship on 2019. I am an URM. Does it make sense for me to wait until the next application cycle when I have U.S. citizenship and (hopefully) and improved LSAT score?
Pretty sure I bombed the November test so I will most likely need to retake the LSAT anyway.
Unfortunately, my mind just blocked itself and I couldn't breath much because of allergies. As a result, I ran out of time and guessed on the last portion of all of the sections. I think I might request this score to be cancelled. Any arguments for cancelling the score?
@mjmonte17592 I see what you mean. However, perhaps calling it a "bonus" may be a bit of a stretch considering the widely held opinion of law schools not wanting to see many cancels on a student's records