Is the November LSAT too late in the cycle?

rorellana1 · September 2020

I could improve my score by the time of the November LSAT, so I'm thinking of pushing my October LSAT back. However, I'm afraid this would put me in the later end of the law school application cycle and that my acceptance chances would diminish. Does anyone have any advice on this? Thanks!

Ben butin · September 2020

Theres some good stats I've seen about this. They basically said every month you delay you are decreasing your chances like 20% or something along those lines. However, every point up on the lsat is like 14% so if you can improve your score by more than 1 point its worth it. Im not sure the exact numbers but its a good way to think about it

Ben butin · September 2020

https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/does-submitting-an-early-law-school-application-improve-your-chances/

Ben butin · September 2020

Hope that can help you make the decision!

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