It is important to understand, however, that while some schools may accept the best score produced by an applicant, many schools will average the scores together. To understand your options, be sure to look into the policies of each law school that you will be applying to in order to make sure you understand what you are getting into with a retest. For example, if you are only dissatisfied with your LSAT score by a few points, it may not be worth the risk of retaking the test if your schools of choice average all test scores. In addition, you should remember that you could always test worse on the second attempt. This would lead to a reduction in your average score.