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14th May 2015, 12:57 PM
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TLS multiple LSAT
Is there any one who can tell me about how can the law schools consider the multiple law school admission tests? If you can give me the information then will you please also tell me about the contact address of the Stanford law school TLS? Also give me the list of the law schools which takes participation in the LSAT?
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26th March 2020, 07:26 AM
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Re: TLS multiple LSAT
The first thing you need to ask yourself when considering a retake is how likely it is that you will improve your score the next time around. Did something happen before or during the test that significantly diminished your ability to concentrate on the test That being said, I’m of the opinion that any reasonably intelligent individual with good work ethic can get at least a 156 on the LSAT if they make it a priority. There are two possible kinds of distractions that can lead to a lower score: those that happen before the test and those that happen during the test. After retaking the LSAT once, you’re still not happy with your score. It could be because you got the same or (god forbid) lower score than your first time, because you still haven’t hit your initial target score, or because your expectations adjusted upwards after all that studying you did for your second LSAT Multiple LSAT Scores One of the most common questions we are asked regarding law school admissions is, "Should I take the LSAT again, and if I do, how will law schools interpret my scores In order to help you better understand your options, we have researched LSAC policy, as well as that of top law schools, and spoken with many admissions counselors regarding these issues One of the most persistent law school admissions myths is the notion that schools consider every LSAT score—or the average score—for individual applicants when assessing their admissions profile |