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Application pending future retake
jmnt2019
Free Trial Member
Hi, all!
I got a 164 in June and a 159 in November (yeah, that drop was pretty painful). I submitted applications to schools where the 164 is at/above the 75th percentile mark, and one of them sent me an email that my application has been marked PENDING because I registered for the January LSAT (I understand that's typical practice for some schools).
Question: should I leave the application as pending, or ask them to review my application with the scores currently on file?
Additional info: weak GPA, 7-8 years out of undergrad. Decently strong softs and work history.
Any advice welcome! Thanks!
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A lot of schools won't review your application if you have a pending LSAT even if you ask them to. It doesn't hurt to ask, but be aware that they might say no