Should I withdraw?

tostixloks · November 2020

I am not scoring where I want to be and my exam is in two hours. I am thinking of just withdrawing and not showing up, I know it doesn't go on my record... I would have to take the January exam. I have taken the LSAT twice before and I wasn't too prepared so I did poorly. I don't know if I should try it again today, and in January, but that'll be four times that I have taken it. How bad would that look? I am freaking out lol. I am applying to schools in LA, the January exam is the latest they accept. Ahhhh idk what to do

LOWERCASE EVERYTHING · November 2020

if you did not withdraw before the night of your exam, i believe a designation of "absent" will appear on your record.
https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines-score-release-dates/registering-lsat/withdrawing-your-lsat-registration

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