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Score Preview
ilovesoju123
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This is going to be my second time taking the exam but I'm seeing the button to purchase score preview. Is anyone else seeing this? Is this something worth to do?
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All test takers can purchase the score preview now, not just first time takers! As for whether its worth it or not, not too sure lol
The LSAC just announced this a couple days ago. Starting in August 2022, all test takers (regardless of first-time status) are allowed to purchase score preview. Cancelling your score via score preview will still show on reports sent to admissions officers, but I've heard from most admissions officers that cancelled scores don't significantly negatively impact your application — I would check with other sources to verify this.
I purchased Score Preview when I purchased OCT LSAT, but Im also taking SEPT LSAT, does the score preview automatically apply to the earliest one I take??
UPDATE: SP is automatically applied to the earliest LSAT