Multiple LSAT Scores

[blue]

How do schools view multiple LSAT scores? I'm having a tough time finding any type of consistent information about this.

[Adam Brinker]

That is a good question. The reason you are not finding consistent information is because different schools tend to look at your LSAT scores in different ways. Some take the average score, some look only at the high, others take into account how many points you increased your score from the first time you took the test. I suggest that you contact the schools you are thinking about applying to and ask them directly.

[Anne Chaconas]

Hey blue,

Adam's response is right on point. If you want a little more in-depth info, you can also check out this post on our LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog: http://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/how-do- ... at-scores/

Often, you can find each school's specific stance on the subject by searching on their website. If you can't find it, do exactly as Adam said, and give them a call. Schools are more than happy to share their stance on the subject with you.

Let us know if you have any additional questions, or how else we can help!