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How should an applicant address a disparity between his LSAT score and GPA (i.e. high GPA/low LSAT and vice versa)?

April 26, 2017address applicant disparity GPA high low LSAT score

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How should an applicant address a disparity between his LSAT score and GPA (i.e. high GPA/low LSAT and vice versa)?

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Applicants in this situation should write a separate addendum to their application addressing reasons for disparities in their LSAT and GPA scores. Possible explanations include illness, family situations, and history of poor performance on standardized scores.