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Does this indicate some problem, or is this typical when your transcript arrives?  Might be a dumb question, but didn't see an answer right away. Thanks.

Did you have a recent LSAT score that was much higher than a past score?  I know they supposedly review drastic increases, just to make sure everything is legit.  But I'm sure you'd be fine if that is the case, they supposedly compare the writing samples to make sure the writing is the same.

Is that your first full practice test in awhile? If you have been studying for awhile and just now took a test, yes, its just showing your improvement- even possible if its only been a couple days.  (My situation was similar, from -10 on LR to -5).  Maybe you just hit something that made it click for you.  Or, if you haven't studied in awhile, sometimes you come to the LSAT fresher.  This happened for me when I scored a 146 on my test last year, never practicing over 151, then I came to my classroom course and my diagnostic score was a 154- a year later!  Its weird- but sometimes I guess resting your brain will help.  also, congrats!

No, I am applying to all schools in my area, including Case Western and Akron too.  Those stats were for CSU, which is my top choice I think.  Case is a great school though- but the cost is twice as much, and aid is much harder and scarce to get there.

Oh- only 56 minutes...

Ok- this may not be the right board for this- but here goes:  Anyone know what numbers will get you a scholarship in a tier 2 or 3 school?  Maybe 75% for your gpa and lsat?  Please help!  I am trying to decide by midnight whether or not I want to retake the LSAT to improve my scholarship chances.