u/Artistic_Tap_5219

Hey everyone,

I’m currently deciding whether to buy the LSAT Score Preview or not, and I wanted to get some realistic feedback from people who have been through this.

On one hand, the idea of having a "safety net" to cancel a bad score sounds great for my peace of mind and anxiety. On the other hand, I know most US law schools only care about your highest score anyway, so I'm wondering if it's just a waste of money.

Reapplying to McGill Law (BCL/JD) after being waitlisted — what genuinely strengthens a file the second time?

Hey everyone. Last cycle I made it to the waitlist for the BCL/JD but didn't get an offer. I'm planning to reapply and I want to be strategic rather than just resubmit the same file.

Did a new personal statement / different framing help, or is it mostly about hard stats?

For those who came off the waitlist — did a Letter of Continued Interest actually matter?

Does an extra year of relevant experience (grad studies, work) noticeably strengthen a holistic file here?

Anything about the Montréal/transsystemic angle they seem to value that I might be underplaying?

Hi im starting to study for the LSAT. What is the best program or option to do it? Thanks for your help!