@Squeen123 I have the same question as well and received an email from LSAC today. I am not sure if I need to respond to the email as I already let LSAC know I did the November retest and would like keep score no matter what.
From what I know your previous LSAT score stays on file (unless you pay and cancel it - though I don't know too much about this process!) However when you apply to law schools they just look at your highest LSAT score.
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@Squeen123 I have the same question as well and received an email from LSAC today. I am not sure if I need to respond to the email as I already let LSAC know I did the November retest and would like keep score no matter what.
From what I know your previous LSAT score stays on file (unless you pay and cancel it - though I don't know too much about this process!) However when you apply to law schools they just look at your highest LSAT score.