My S applied to lawschool with 168 LSAT and 3.83 GPA. The results from his applicatins are still coming in and we don't have the whole story yet. In a recent thread it was suggested that my S continue with this admissions cycle but plan to retake the LSAT in June. If he improved his scores to the 170's he should withdraw from whatever school he chooses and reapply and be in a better position to earn scholarships to T14 schools. The good news/bad news is he has been admitted to several schools he would like to attend and has applied to every school he is interested in going to. So my question is, does anyone have any real life experience reapplying to a school that they were either accepted to with little or no scholarship, waitlisted at or rejected from with an improved LSAT score and been successful with obtaining an improved outcome? This sounds like a good plan but actually withdrawing and starting over comes with risk so I'm wondering if anyone has had or knows of people who have been successful with this plan.
This is actually a repeat of a question I asked on that thread but since that question didn't draw any replies I thought I would try it one more time.
This is actually a repeat of a question I asked on that thread but since that question didn't draw any replies I thought I would try it one more time.
