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LSAT Score no improvement
bellevargas2
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I just received my November LSAT score and only improved 1 point from my last test in August 2023. I don’t really understand how because I have studied more than ever in my life and was doing over 6 points better on my practice tests. This is now my third time taking it with my scores barely improving. I took it June 2023 and got a 157, August 2023 158 and now November 2024 159. Since I’ve taken it 3 times with little improvement should I cancel my score or leave it? I fear it may look bad on my applications. I truly thought I would improve more if I retook it and now I’m at a loss.
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I think most law schools only care about your highest now, unless you want to go to Harvard. I am in the same boat as you pretty much. I started with a 155 -> 150 -> 157. I have been putting in a lot of work and was expecting to be the 160s. Just keep your head up and try again. Don't let the LSAT beat you:)