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alicia32
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Thanks for your reply @drbrown2. I called Alberta and they said that LSAC reports the average/calculates it.
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I'm in a similar situation, as I am applying to Canadian law schools and and writing for a third time in Nov. Where are you applying to in Canada and what are your top choices? And what score do you need to get accepted there? I think it also depend…
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@sandy180 said: I have chickened out twice already and the only penalty is having to carry the piano on your back for that much longer:) You're good! Thanks @sandy180 ! Sorry, just saw this now
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@chicaryss said: @alicia32 I'm a Canadian applicant as well and I'm not sure how schools evaluate your application even if your record shows that you've cancelled. Index schools like UBC or U of A might not even care at all (UBC only looks at …
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@LCMama2017 I am looking at schools in Canada so aiming for 160 -165. Thanks for the feedback. The br sessions are a great idea! Best of luck to you as well!
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thank you @10000019 and @"Leah M B"!
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Thanks @LCMama2017! I also need to work on confidence. I haven't been able to PT higher than 152, so I'm pretty sure I should withdraw.
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@beezmoof I believe cancelling means to cancel your score - so you could cancel your score before you take it, or afterwards, but within a certain timeframe. To withdraw would be to cancel your registration, but since the deadline has passed for thi…