Hey there, I attended a mock admissions consortium through LSAC last night and one dean of admissions suggested that you should write an addendum if you have more than two LSAT scores. Retaking depends on your choice school's median score and how you place on that scale. But while they see all your scores in your CAS report, most law schools will typically only take your highest score, so that's in your favor. Another dean mentioned that a "competitive score" ranges 10 points from the median score and they take a holistic approach to your entire application. So it's never solely based on your LSAT score, but a consideration of your GPA, LORs, and a compelling Personal Statement. I also am under the impression that you can only take the LSAT 7 times in your lifetime. No matter what you decide to do, great job on scoring 165! That's certainly competitive and impressive. I hope this helped!

Right in the feels! LG was my last section, I had 7 minutes left to complete this game, it took me almost 4 minutes to even set it all up and I basically half guessed my way through all the questions... when the timer finished, I ripped up my sheets, disconnected from my proctor, and broke down.