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2002 Law School Admissions Chat with Loretta DeLoggio
... eg. work, masters, and minority status sailingbat (Nov 14, 2002 9:24:19 PM) Should I retake LSAT in Dec with a 157/3.22, hoping for Pepperdine, Loyola LA, USanDiego? Or does maturity count enough to ...
www.accepted.com/chat/transcripts/2002/law11142002.aspx

Department of History: Page Template
... Latin America or the Middle East) History ___ (300 level elective) Last chance to take LSAT or retake LSAT September - solicit three faculty members to write letters of recommendation on your behalf ...
www.luc.edu/depts/history/undergrad/careers.html

Future Students -- What is the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) -- Washburn...
... Repeating the LSAT Test takers often ask "Can I retake the LSAT?" The answer to this question is "Yes." However, you should keep in mind that there is the possibility of your score will drop and that ...
www.washburnlaw.edu/future/lsatinfo.php

Stacy Austin | Weblog: LSAT Score
... I suppose I could retake the LSAT, and even get the fee waivered, if I wanted to. Hmm. A little bummed. But not too bummed. Could be worse. There are bigger things to worry about though. I'm going to ...
www.stacyaustin.net/archive/2004/07/lsat_score.html

LSAT Preparation
... Search. Should you retake the LSAT? Unlike several other entrance exams, if you take the LSAT more than once, your scores are averaged. That means you should try to take the LSAT only once. However ...
www.studentdoc.com/lsat-preparation.html

The University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law
... However, you still may: Retake the LSAT. Or, explain your score, in writing, by telling us what factors you feel were detrimental to your testing. (For example, you may give evidence that in the past ...
www.law.ufl.edu/admissions/faqs.shtml

McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Dan Kennedy Solves Your Problems with Paper
... Either that or you need to retake your LSAT. From: R. Anderson Subject: Paper Question Date: May 6, 2004 9:26:34 AM EDT To: Dan Kennedy Im graduating soon and wondering what kind and color of resumé ...
www.mcsweeneys.net/links/paper/paper8.html

College of Law
... If you keep your score and it is lower than expected, evaluate whether you have time to retake the LSAT and what you can do to improve your preparation. If you did not finish a section, or did ...
www.uky.edu/Law/prospective_students/faqs.html

Brooklyn Law School: Admissions
... You do not have to retake the LSAT if you have reportable scores on record within the past three years or, by special request, within the last five years. However, you must have a separate transcript ...
www.brooklaw.edu/admissions/howto

Q & A : Admission : IU Law
... Should I retake the LSAT if Im unhappy with my first score? We cannot answer this question with a definitive yes or no. You will find that most law schools look at the combined average of LSAT test ...
www.law.indiana.edu/prospective/qanda.shtml

HLS : Frequently Asked Questions About J.D. Admissions
... Should I retake the LSAT? The LSAT need be taken only once. If you take the test more than once, all scores and their average will be reported and considered. How long are LSAT scores useful? The ...
www.law.harvard.edu/admissions/jd/HLSfaqs.php

Suffolk University Law School : Admission Process
... Applicants for readmission are not required to retake the LSAT, as long as a previous score is on file with the prior application and the LSAT was taken during the last three years. If the LSAT score ...
www.law.suffolk.edu/admiss/admissprocess.html

Washington College | Catalog
... Take or retake the LSAT in October if necessary—register by late August. Attend a group presentation on application strategies (sign up in the Career Center). October 15-December 15: Visit the Career ...
www.prelaw.washcoll.edu

University of Miami School of Law: Office of Admissions
... application, processing fee, letters of recommendation, personal statement, and your LSDAS/LSAT report) . Notification of the decision is usually mailed within four weeks. We strongly encourage ...
www.law.miami.edu/admissions/29questions.html