LSAT score accurately represents?

Catherine-12 · January 2023

It's an optional question on the application, but should I answer? I personally don't think it's representative and there's no additional space to explain why I think that. Do you think answering "no" would hurt me more than not answering?

Selene Steelman · January 2023

Former admissions officer here. If you feel that your LSAT score is not an accurate representation of your abilities, you can answer "no" and then attach an LSAT addendum to the application with your explanation. Good luck!

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