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Should I write an LSAT addendum??

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 Otherwise_Ferret523
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-  Fri Aug 09, 2024 7:29 am #108203
I first took the LSAT over 2 years ago, but due to some tech-related issues I ultimately was unhappy with my score and cancelled it. Then life and school got in the way and I didn't end up retaking the test until this year. I took it twice with a 5 point score increase between the first and second.

I know the score increase isn't really major given how many people retake nowadays, but is that plus the cancel something I should be concerned about?

Does this need to be explained? :-?
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 Stephanie Oswalt
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-  Fri Aug 09, 2024 1:09 pm #108209
Otherwise_Ferret523 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2024 7:29 am I first took the LSAT over 2 years ago, but due to some tech-related issues I ultimately was unhappy with my score and cancelled it. Then life and school got in the way and I didn't end up retaking the test until this year. I took it twice with a 5 point score increase between the first and second.

I know the score increase isn't really major given how many people retake nowadays, but is that plus the cancel something I should be concerned about?

Does this need to be explained? :-?
It doesn't. :) If you have a compelling reason for that cancelation like LSAT tech issues, a quick addendum won't hurt- but it's not necessary. Law Schools won't be concerned about one cancelation, especially on your first attempt.
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