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I really messed up the August attempt. It was my first ever LSAT, I guess the exam pressure and anxiety got the better off me. I ended up with a 148. I have been averaging a 155 and aiming for a 160 and above. Should I keep or cancel my 148 score? Please do let me know
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I am in a similar situation as I was average mid to high 150s in practice tests, but received a 149 on the August test. The worst score I received on practice tests was a 150 once, and so I figure that there is an incredibly small chance I get another 149 or below. I just canceled my score today. I am certainly not an expert but the key factor I considered was the chance of receiving a lower score on my next test. Hope this helps!