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Admitted but taking the LSAT again.. Need help...
So I've been admitted and got my financial aid award letter and it was shocking to say the least. They are going to let me take the LSAT again and if I score higher I can report that score and have my scholarship increased with the possibility of a full ride.
I took the LSAT in sept and got a 149. I prepped hard and totally bombed my best section LR. I went -3/5 on the other sections and averaged a 156 on prep tests.
my question is:
Where do I even begin?
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My questions: Where are you trying to get that 156 score to?
What was your 156 score breakdown?
@ZaTabler, I didnt even know you could do that. That's real awesome to have the opportunity to retake in the hope of enhancing your scholarship options. Best of luck to you.