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Do I cancel my 147?

I scored 147 in Sept. I’m writing in Nov. and possibly Jan.

Timing is my main problem and lack of practice. I scored 162-168 on the few untimed PTs I took. I only took one timed PT a week before the test and scored 149. On test day, I lost track of time and guessed on about 10 questions per section and didn’t answer one.

I’ve been studying and improving speed. I created a tailored study schedule targeting weaknesses. I feel confident I will improve by Nov. I am aiming for 158-163.

I need to write Nov because it’s the last date UofT accepts. I’m a mature Ontario-based applicant with relevant experience (+ UofT masters) and applying to Ont schools, UBC or UVic. I think my resume positions me well for most schools if I score a 163, and basically a 50/50 chance for UofT.

I’ve had mixed responses towards canceling my 147:
- those who say KEEP the score argue that I may perform worse in Nov so it’s best to keep this score on file.
- those that say CANCEL my score note that I will improve and since it is a very low score, having that on file may be unattractive to schools.

Thoughts? Should I cancel? What are the cons for both?

Is there a drawback of applying to schools for Nov 1 with NO LSAT on file?

I believe in myself there’s no way I’m scoring a 147 or lower in Nov 😭

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u/Necessary_Bag1347 — 10 days ago
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What is happening

I took a practice exam recently and scored -10 on one LR section and -3 on the other. What is the reason for this? It’s so frustrating because I know I’m capable of scoring high but I will randomly do so bad on a section. Usually I get between 4-6 wrong a section.

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u/Clear-Appeal5851 — 10 days ago
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Is LSAT Score Preview actually worth it? Looking for advice.

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.

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u/Artistic_Tap_5219 — 10 days ago

LSAT and law school

Hello! I'm currently begining my LSAT and law school journey and have NO IDEA WHAT IM DOING. What are the best, up-to-date LSAT books to get? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. 🙏

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u/ineedhelp4210 — 10 days ago

I want to buy a used lsat bible book from 2024 but idk if that’s a good idea since im going to take it in summer 2027. Should I buy a new one or buy the used one?

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u/Inevitable-Year6842 — 12 days ago