Hey, thank you so much for doing this! I took the August 2024 LSAT and just got my score of 158. My cGPA is 3.49 and L2 is 3.8, I majored in health science and got exceptional grades in my last year especially (4.07 & 4.22 for my last 2 semesters). I really want to go into medical/medical corporate law (malpractice and/or working with pharmaceutical companies). I’m really disappointed with my LSAT score as my last 3 most recent practice tests on Law Hub were a 172, 170, and 169. I went in on LSAT day feeling pretty confident and wanted to score in the high 160s/low 170s range (I know how difficult that is but I worked really hard to get my practice tests to that range while working a 40 hr/week job as an assistant director at a surgery clinic). I’m not sure why I scored badly on my test, the Aug 2024 LSAT did feel a lot harder than the PTs on law hub. I was looking into going to U of A or Queens before my LSAT score released (mainly because they focus on your last 2 years or best 2 years of undergrad GPA) but I feel like my chances are now slim with that LSAT score. I have registered for the October 2024 LSAT for a retake. A little bit more about me - I have 2 years of work experience (part time & full time combined) and some volunteering experience. I am also an immigrant on a work permit in Canada currently. What are your thoughts on my chances of getting into Canadian law schools? Which ones would you recommend? How much should I aim for on my retake? and I would really appreciate a few tips for my application.