I have taken both and I prefer the at-home option by FAR. Just my opinion.

I did finally get through after three attempts. LSAC told me to completely sign out and sign back in after each try and it worked for me the first time.

I am in very similar situation. Wondering what weight, if any, my high graduate gpa will be given to account for low ugpa. Eager to hear the response. And thanks!

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I hold a bachelor's degree in law, but the GPA is low

After that, I studied for a master's degree and got a high GPA

The question is, can I be accepted to study jd in America after I get a good mark in lsat?

The question 2 is, will they consider the master's degree and ignore the bachelor's degree?