Disclosed vs undisclosed

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• MissChanandler Alum Member Sage ⭐

  August 2019 3256 karma

  It's nice when your test is disclosed because you can see what problems you got wrong and that can help you study if you want to retake, but other than that, it really doesn't matter. I wouldn't base my decision of when to take the LSAT on whether or not it's disclosed
• grace099 Alum Member

  August 2019 132 karma

  Thank you..but since they prefer you take the LSAT before November as the first round of selections gets done in Dec, you think leaving it til Nov would be good, since if I didn't get my targeted score , the next test remaining for me would only be in January ..Your thoughts ...
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  LCMama2017 Alum Member

  August 2019 2134 karma

  If you are going for first round decisions then the sooner the better. Sure, you can wait til Jan but why would you do that? Take it in October apply and see what happens. Take it again in November in case you can increase your score.
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  DanielMacTavish Alum Member

  August 2019 161 karma

  I took the digital LSAT in July (undisclosed). My immediate plan after taking the test was to prepare for the November 25th test, mostly because it is the only disclosed test in the relatively near future, and I feel that I need to see where I am going wrong. Then again, I am taking the tortoise approach for Law School in an attempt to maximize my score. If your goal is for the first wave of applications, I don't think November would be optimal. Depends on your personal aspirations, though.
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  DanielMacTavish Alum Member

  August 2019 161 karma

  Oh, and I really think that if I do well enough on the LSAT, it matters less (or maybe even "not?") when I apply