I'm assuming you're in the US, I'm on the same boat, however, if it is less than154 I would cancel. I don't know how it is in the US, but here in Canada they get the average of your LSAT scores and anything less than a 154 won't get you into any law schools. I would personally, worst case scenario cancel if you score really low and do it again in September to have some time to apply to schools in the fall. That gives you about 2 months to practice practice practice. The higher your LSAT score the more likely you will qualify for scholarships, and you have a good GPA. Also, congrats on being first generation to pursue post-secondary education, same here. You should feel proud!
How bad does a cancellation score look? I didn't feel great about the July LSAT and plan on taking it again in September. This is the only time I plan on taking it. I live in Canada, and the only places I'm seriously looking into is UofA and UofC, because the UofA averages the grade will a cancellation be looked at?
Hey, I'm from Alberta, can I join the group? I will be taking the exam in September as well and I'm aiming for a 165 to get into UofA and UofC.
Congratulations!!! How long did you study for?