Did I Mess Everything Up?

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  kkole444 Alum Member ⭐

  October 2020 1687 karma

  Hello, Normally you can send them an updated LSAT score if you take the LSAT again. And if they deny you, you can appeal the decision and then submit the new lsat score as the basis. I would look around the schools website to see how you can submit an lsat score after you'e submitted an application. I know people who have been accepted and took the lsat after they were accepted to get a bigger scholar ship. I do not think it will matter much.
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  noonawoon Alum Member ⭐

  October 2020 3481 karma

  Hi! Some schools do allow you to request for them to hold your app until the new score comes in. You can try to see if that's possible
• cjb297 Member

  October 2020 edited October 2020 43 karma

  Hahah, seems like quite the annoying situation. In this case, I wouldn't worry too much. You've presumably worked hard and have a decent chance of getting into a good school anyway. I have no way of proving this, and I am certainly NOT an expert, but I really feel like due to COVID there will be less people applying; and therefore somewhat laxed admissions. In any case, like someone else commented, you can probably appeal a denial with a better LSAT score. I wish you the best of luck!
• lexxx745 Alum Member Sage ⭐

  October 2020 3190 karma

  I would retake 1000% if you got approved for accommodations. And just update them on the new score.
• sarakimmel Member ⭐

  October 2020 1488 karma

  I would reach out to the admissions office directly, explain the situation and ask if they would be willing to hold your application. This way, you are making a personal connection and you will be sure you are taking the steps you need to take for that school. Good luck, and kick butt with your extra time on the LSAT!
• Ellegoals Member

  October 2020 342 karma

  Agree with @"kimmel.sara", I would reach out directly. I've attended quite a few schools virtual information sessions, and they say that all you have to do is reach out and tell them to hold on reviewing your application and they will be happy to do so.