I am admitted to attend Pace Law this fall and received about half tuition scholarship. I am still on the waitlist at Hofstra and have a professor friend of mine (who did his LLM at Pace) tell me that if I get into Hofstra that I should go there, also the firm I work for has hired from Hofstra. I worked all through my undergrad and am still paying off my loans so it is very hard for me to imagine giving up free money. I know I will get an answer from Hofstra any day now and that I will have to decide rather quickly so I need to know my answer. The difference in tuition and without my scholarship would be $109,000 over 3 years ... a huge chunk of change. I am interested in criminal defense and want to get as much hands on experience as possible.
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I was tempted by the same thing and took the June FLEX and ended up cancelling my score because I didn't give myself enough time to study. The perk is that you will be able to view your score this time around if you are a first time test taker and cancel. Also the FLEX does't count as a take per the LSAC website. It is ALL very tempting. But honestly, if your PT aren't where they need to be I think you should wait till October as 45 days can really sneak up on you and really isn't a whole lot of time for you to work on getting that score higher.
Wow. Thank you so much for this.
THANK YOU. Very helpful read.
Thank you so much for posting this. I am in the exact same situation right now and needed to hear this.
@ Yes, my question is about the schools that I have not received a response from yet. I plan on letting the schools that I am on the waitlist for know that I am taking the April LSAT.
@ Should I tell the schools that I haven't gotten an answer from yet that I am taking a future LSAT?
I was waitlisted at a couple of schools and was told that re-taking the LSAT in April might help me get off the waitlist. I have a couple of worries about this. Won't holding my application till late April be detrimental to my chances? Also, I am not sure that 2 months of studying are enough to get my score up and if I get another low score won't that also be detrimental?
I've been studying for a year and same. My score was about 7 points lower than I was expecting. I am devastated.