…LSAC thing where a test taker can delete their scores and retake. I think it is discriminatory against economically challenged applicants) 2. Consider taking time off after undergrad: Many people take a gap before law school, which can be beneficial. I did, and it was a great experience—don’t feel like you’re…
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Admitted to Boston College…MCAT prep, started LSAT prep. Took LSAT once and did not retake. Submitted all applications before Thanksgiving, wrote Why X for the schools I really cared about. My T3 soft is being published for clinical/biomolecular research in a reputable medical journal as second author. I also have a published abstract in the…
…**I took the LSAT cold and got a 168. I chose not to retake it because I felt it was “good enough,” and my goal was just to get into any law school. In hindsight, I wish I had paid for 7sage or LSAT Demon and retested at least two more times. I think I could have broken into 170, which would put me above many more…
…aim higher than a 170. I would advise future applicants to retake 170s for that reason.
…to (my biggest error). Get a million eyes on your essays. Retake the lsat again if needed. My biggest takeaway- DONT SELL YOURSELF SHORT! i told myself i would be “practical” and this only hurt me when making a decision because I had huge imposter syndrome. Don’t be afraid to shoot your shot at more reaches! if i…
Retake and reapply is worth the time, trouble, and money.
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