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February LSAT?

gloriaurbina7 Alum Member

December 2017 edited December 2017 in General 77 karma

I took the December exam and got a score of 161. It was the 1st time I took the exam and scored approx. 3 points lower than I was scoring prior to the exam. I am applying to UCI Law and was wondering if you guys think I should retake in February or not. My GPA is 3.45

UCI's 25 percentile GPA: 3.38 and LSAT 160.
50 percentile GPA: 3.57 and LSAT 163.
75 percentile GPA 3.68 and LSAT 165.

I know my numbers are a bit higher than the 25th percentile but I'm not sure if they're strong enough. Any advice or opinion would be greatly appreciated.

To Retake or Not?

What do you think?10 votes
1. Retake in February
  90.00%
2. Don't retake, and apply as is
  10.00%

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