How does Loyola-LA view multiple LSAT scores?
The Admissions Committee will use the average LSAT for students with multiple scores. If an applicant scores more than three points above or below the previous score, he/she is encouraged to submit an addendum to explain the score difference. TLS: In what circumstances should an applicant include an addendum to explain his or her low GPA or LSAT score? What should this addendum include? Addenda can be extremely helpful to explain any weakness in the candidate’s file, like a low UGPA or LSAT. The addendum should be wisely crafted to explain the circumstance surrounding the weak indicator and why it is not reflective of the applicant’s law school potential. The addendum should not be a litany of excuses. TLS: The number of applications to law schools in general increased last application cycle and many expect that growth in applications to be even more pronounced this upcoming cycle. Is Loyola-LA expecting and making preparations for an unusually high number of students applying in the 2
