In the race for LSAT success...again

[Nathaniel]

Back in '05, I took the LSAT and scored a 166.  That got me into the University of Southern California.  I dropped out, but now I'm back in action.  This time around, my goal is at least a 165.  But I'm aiming for a 170.   

[SoCalLawGuy]

I wish you all the luck in the world! I think it's great that you have such ambitions, even if you dropped out. You're not the first one or the last, the good thing is you want to get back on track. I hope you'll manage to do your best.

[Nathaniel]

Thanks, SoCalLawGuy.  And that's where I went to law school--SoCal!  'SC-afornia!

[Shahla]

Sorry if the question is personal, but why did you choose to drop out?

[cooley3L]

Sorry if the question is personal, but why did you choose to drop out?

To "be a rockstar"

That being said Nathaniel, if you got above a 160 lsat time, I bet you can again. You are still smart to take preps though. Those are always a good extra.

[Nathaniel]

Cooley3L, thanks.  I bet I could get a higher score on the LSAT than a 166.  For example, a 170.  If that's even possible to do without cheating.  But I am satisfied with my 166.  In fact, I have been thinking about giving myself the nickname "166." Today I'm going to contact some law schools to get back in.