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mdf1960
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Yes, but you can't go to law school full-time and work a full-time job. I hope you are considering an evening program.
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I wouldn't overdo it, but certainly you can start a light study schedule now. However, I would consider taking a real test in early 2022 to see how you do. If you are lucky, you might reach your target score and not need to retake the test.
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If your professor gave you a good grade in your class, you can just remind them of who you are and the quality of your work, and I'm sure most would be happy to give you a letter of recommendation.
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153 with zero prep. A 2 point improvement is more than possible if you are inclined to try it again.
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To be frank, I wouldn't bother to retake to gain 2 points. Your 168 already probably makes you competitive for most of the top law schools. What's your UGPA? But good luck since you have already registered for November. If you don't improve, submit …
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Nope, the test is nondisclosed.
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Why don't you take the November test?
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I wouldn't apply after Thanksgiving. Your chances decrease once you start getting into December.
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A 144 is really going to limit your options, however. I would attempt to get a 150 on the next test. If you don't, just apply to the schools where you have a realistic chance with a score in the 140s and follow the plan above.
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I probably wouldn't bother with a 165 and your GPA. If you score a few points above or below a 165 on the 4th test, that will make little difference. You can get into a T10 with those numbers. I'd start applying now and forget the 4th test.
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My August 2021 153 was the 51st percentile.
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I'm one and done for this test, assuming I don't get below a 155. Otherwise, I will proceed with my applications as I'm not seriously trying for a Top 50 school.
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Nondisclosed.
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I would take the October LSAT, hope for the best, and then apply to all the schools you are willing to go to after you get your score. You certainly aren't guaranteed a spot at Harvard even if you get a 173 or even a 175.
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It's possible, but I would not recommend taking the LSAT later than October so you can get your applications in before Thanksgiving.
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You probably can get into some lower ranked law schools, but 149 is definitely lower than most schools want to go. What's your GPA?
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Don't bother retaking the LSAT. Apply to the top 14 plus 2-3 safety schools.
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Nope, one and done.