LSAT Prep Tips

ariesathena
Mon, 27 Dec 2004 00:28:40 +0000

You don’t have the option to take it numerous times - you are simply not allowed to take it more than 3 times in two years.

Research shows that students who take the LSAT twice don’t do as well as their peers (who took it once) in l.s.

Most law schools will average the scores, unless there is a very compelling reason to not do so (think construction and hammering happening in the room, or severe illness). Also, mostly, scores don’t improve very much for a second test-taking, and the higher score (let’s say 163 v. 160) won’t make a difference in admissions anyway.

Definitely a one-shot deal. The good thing is that you can practice over and over on real LSATs to get a feel for it.