The 10th episode focuses on the four March LSAT administrations students just experienced—North American, two International, and a Sabbath-observer—detailing the scored topics section by section, the original appearance of any reused tests, student reactions, and overall impressions of difficulty, including curve predictions. There’s also a discussion of the keep-or-cancel decision and advice on what to […]
LSAT Cancellations, Withdrawals, and Absences: What’s the Difference?
With the LSAT just around the corner, you may be taking a look at how your prep is going and thinking that you are simply not ready for the test. There’s no shame in this; in fact, knowing when you are or are not ready for the LSAT shows a great deal of self-awareness and […]
Should You Cancel Your LSAT Score?
With the LSAT done and over with, many test-takers will be asking themselves, “Should I cancel my score?” If you find yourself amidst their numbers, don’t worry–you’re definitely not alone. First off, let us start by saying that it is very common for LSAT-takers to second-guess themselves and fret–almost from the moment they exit the […]
The Ultimate LSAT Scoring Guide: Should You Keep or Cancel?
Almost everyone who has taken the LSAT has, at some point after completing the test, looked back on their performance and contemplated canceling their score. Fortunately for most test takers this consideration is brief and never comes to fruition. But, in the same way that you should have a variety of tools for performing well […]
Should You Cancel an LSAT Score That Might Be Lower Than a Previous Attempt?
One of the most common questions we receive from test takers after a second or third attempt at the LSAT is, “Should I cancel my most recent LSAT score if there’s a chance it’ll be lower than a prior attempt?” In this LSAT Forum Post of the Day, PowerScore Bibles author Dave Killoran and PowerScore VP […]
How Practice LSATs Can Help You Decide to Keep or Cancel Your LSAT Score
Previously, we’ve written about how to take practice LSATs under timed conditions (here and here and here), and how to replicate the testing experience as closely as possible. But, there’s another set of valuable exercises you can use in conjunction with practice tests, and these are unfortunately practiced far less frequently by students. So, what are they? While you […]