Should I cancel a low score I got twice?

[lawloops]

I have a 149, 146 and another 146. I have score preview, so would it be a good idea to cancel that second 146? I understand that the score is low and will be retaking after a good time of studying. Just thinking if it'd do me any good to cancel. Thanks 

[LMP]

Unless you apply to one of the few schools that averages LSAT scores (is that even a thing anymore?) there isn't much value in cancelling. 

I know conceptually it seems like those low scores would factor in but believe me when I say it won't matter. If they take your highest score, they take your highest score. Full stop. 

[chaboywb]

19 hours ago, LMP said:

Unless you apply to one of the few schools that averages LSAT scores (is that even a thing anymore?) there isn't much value in cancelling. 

I know conceptually it seems like those low scores would factor in but believe me when I say it won't matter. If they take your highest score, they take your highest score. Full stop. 

On the other hand, is there any value to NOT cancelling a lower score? Even though there's a miniscule chance it hurts OP, I don't see any point at all in having a lower score on record. 

Edited February 2 by chaboywb

[D6PLYPDA]

On 2/2/2024 at 9:32 AM, chaboywb said:

On the other hand, is there any value to NOT cancelling a lower score? Even though there's a miniscule chance it hurts OP, I don't see any point at all in having a lower score on record. 

Well, one of the 146s is gonna be there either way, so there will be a lower score on record. All canceling will do is run the risk of making people wonder if they got like a 135 or something