LSAT score as a freshman

drusba
Sun, 05 Apr 2009 20:13:04 +0000

You have taken a practice test with no prep in freshman year and got 147. It means nothing. When you are ready to actually take the test, after junior year and after prep, you are likely to do better and possbily significantly better. What you should not do is ever take the real test without prep or just for kicks. Why? Unlike the SAT, majority of law schools still do not take highest score for purposes of admission. Though many have gone to using highest score, majority, particularly your higher ranks, still consider all scores for admission including using low scores against you and a number of those still average your scores to get score they will consider. So when you actually decide to take the test remember that your objective is to take it once and score as high as you possibly can.