Panicking over a giant drop off in LSAT score

tmizzled · November 2020

My June-Flex score was a 167, my most recent november was a 156. I was really sick on the day of the test, but based off of what everyone said on forums that I looked up everyone was just saying don't cancel it or whatever. Could this significantly hurt my chances at some schools? I'm applying to some top 20 schools. Also would writing an addendum help in this situation?

masi · November 2020

You should've cancelled.

In any case, writing an addendum will help.

kilgoretrout · November 2020

These things happen. Write an addendum explaining what went wrong.

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