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I also had LR RC LG RC.
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@canihazJD said: @alexa723 said: Thank you for the insight! Basically my fear is that it will look bad/hurt my chances when admissions see the lower score, especially because it came after a higher score, not the other way around. …
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@"andrew.rsn" said: I think it would be okay to submit your addendum after the fact, if when your score comes out you feel it's necessary - still write it out professionally in a document and email the document to the admissions departments, t…
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@"andrew.rsn" said: Alexa, instead of cancelling due to the possibility of receiving a lower score and how that would look to schools, I would recommend you keep the score, and if it is lower, write an lsat addendum explaining why it was a low…
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@canihazJD said: There is little to no benefit in cancelling a score. What do you believe you'll be gaining by doing so? It's hard to gauge how you did. In 2020 when they resurrected cancelled scores, there was no shortage of people with …
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@"Selene Steelman" said: Former admissions officer here. If you look on the school's website, you can always refer to the school by the abbreviation the school's own marketing people choose. So for Boston University, they shorten it to "BU Law…
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I can't help much with the first question. I want to say that it probably is unnecessary to add. One admissions officer actually said she recommends not doing anything to prepare. Obviously a job/internship/volunteering is good, but she said studen…
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I don't think so. I think that as long as your new application has improved, for example, higher LSAT, new personal statement/optional essays, more experience/volunteering on resume, your application will be stronger and the fact that you're reapply…
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Most schools either say 2 pages or 2-3 pages. I think 2 is typical, so maybe aim for that.
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@csharm002 said: Nah, as long as it looks put together it should be fine. These have a free resume template on 7sage! Oh right, I forgot that’s what I used lol. Thank you!
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@mattwhitworth56 said: I feel like the LSAT medians might dip down a little back to typical range because of how many people took it this past year but I'm really not sure. Also I was wondering where you saw the new LSAT medians? Some school…
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Do you have any idea when the actual date of the June 2021 test will be announced, since right now it just says that it will be sometime the week of the 12th?