LSAT Addendum

nicholasthomas127

Wondering if I should/need to include an addendum for a wive range of LSAT scores. I took to LSAT back in 2015 and scored miserably due to testing anxiety to the test and not doing well on standardized testing in general, as opposed to taking a normal test for a class in college. I knew I should have cancelled my score but ultimately (and stupidly) decided not to. One year later in 2016 I took it again and scored 15 points higher. I just took the December test hoping to improve even further. Would an addendum be necessary/helpful to address this or would it draw unneeded attention to it?

Any kind of feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Seeking Perfection

They will notice the difference it no matter what.

However a goodb, fairly brief addendum cannot do much damage. Maybe try to emphasize why you don't believe that same anxiety will affect you on law school exams and the bar, assuming you don't think it will.