Here are some things you can do while waiting for your LSAT score:
1. Work on your personal statement.
2. Fine-tune your resume.
3. Make sure letters of rec are being sent to LSDAS.
4. Send your transcripts to LSDAS.
Monday, October 8, 2007
4 Things to do While Waiting for your LSAT score
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I was wondering if you could give me advice. Some of my applications are basically ready to send, but I am still waiting for one of my letter of recs to make it into my LSDAS file. Should I go ahead and submit the applications or wait to submit them until the second letter of rec is there?
ReplyDeleteThere is no reason to wait to send your applications. LSDAS will automatically update your LSDAS report for each school that requests it. No worries!~
ReplyDeleteCheck, check, check, and check. Thank you for this great site, by the way. I've found your advice most helpful!
ReplyDeleteIf a school only wants one or two recommendations but I gave for to LSAC, how do I tell them which ones to send?
ReplyDeletei took the lsat on june 8.... i know it is supposed to be a three week wait but someone there had taken it before and said he got his back in a week...i am registered to receive everthing by email...anyone tht can give me an estimate of time?????
ReplyDeleteLinda- I haven't used this blog in a long time. here is the link to the updated discussion:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.lawschoolexpert.com/blog/2007/10/08/4-things-to-do-while-waiting-for-your-lsat-score/
LSAT scores generally come out by email the 3rd Friday after the test.